That is not true. There was indeed insurrection. It occurred in many cities throughout the United States for most of 2020. In Portland, they took over a section of the city for several weeks and declared that city, state, and federal law did not apply in that area.

In 2020, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court told election officials in Pennsylvania to count all mail-in ballots received up to 3 days after the elections, so long as they were mailed by election day. Then, as part of that same ruling, said that mail-in ballots without postmarks should be presumed to have been mailed by election day. Which means the PA Supreme Court ordered election officials in PA to count any ballots they received, by whatever means, up to 3 days after election day. Which means there is no reason that someone could not have been filling out ballots in a warehouse down the street and delivering them to be counted.

Nah, drinkypoo was a political idiot long before Trump ran for President

IF you write on the Wrong topic, as defined by Amazon, and that is a moving target, they will just drop you without notice.

Well, yeah that seems likely since github did not exist when the B-2 bomber was designed.

Even the money shoveled to the banks is peanuts compared the money the Fed is printing in order to buy federal government debt.

The stimulus checks are peanuts compared to the money which the Fed is creating out of thin air. Look up "Quantitative Easing".

The Fed is ALREADY printing money like lunatics.

No, what I was saying is that there is no reason to think that a congressperson's question has any connection to reality.

So, the fact that a congressperson said something about Solarwinds being supposed to stop the Russians from reading emails does not mean that that has anything to do with what Solarwinds was used for.

Well, it is worth noting that the person who said that was a congressperson, another of whom asked a general if he was worried that Guam might capsize if there were too many soldiers deployed to the military base there.

Ultimately the problem stems from the fact that there are no sources we can trust to be honest with us. The way you overcome misinformation is by being honest. It takes time, but if some news source was consistently honest, not intentionally distorting the stories they report based on what they want people to believe to be true, eventually people would learn to trust them.

Actually, it brings up problems for the employer unless at least the legal minimum wage is paid in U.S. dollars. Minimum wage laws do NOT say "$7.25 an hour or equivalent."

Wal-mart, Target, etc. have to pay the vendor upfront before they have the customer's money. Apple doesn't spend a dime on the product (and no, the money they spend to set up the app store does not count, because Walmart, Target, etc have THAT cost as well in addition to what they give the producer of the product). Apple demands the manufacturer of the product pay them after the manufacturer has convinced the consumer to buy their product.

That only works when I need the job more than they need me. I do not need my current job more than my current employer needs me. As a matter of fact, I can get a similar job somewhere else faster than they can replace me with someone who can do my job.

No problem, when I get the equipment, which includes a laptop, I will create a special Facebook account for that job...it will have no connection to anything I do in the rest of my life.