Nick87
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Yah that goes for anything you could think of.
A "common sense" proposal that will piss off both sides
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VikingsGuy
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Yup - if voters would send cash over the issue, the two parties would take “deeply held” opposing beliefs about whether a hot dog is a sandwich or not.
Nick87
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The year is still young.
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Clearly not a sandwich you commie.
antelopedundee
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What about if catsup/ketchup was a vegetable?
VikingsGuy
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Or even if one or the other of "catsup" or "ketchup" be mandated on the label. In politics, "deeply held beliefs" are those issues you can use as a social wedge to generate $$$$ and single-issue voting blocks. Pols most deeply held belief is that at all costs they must be elected/re-elected, nation be damned. Their minions' most deeply held belief is that their public display of the chosen position makes them morally superior to others.
Not that I have become cynical or anything.
Bigjay73
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Is everyone who is not from Massachusetts or holding the same culinary viewpoint as you a commie? So McCarthyish
Wrong Burgundy
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Opioid epidemic, Sackler family, etc. Plenty of news coverage and lengthy legal gyrations and court battles around that. Pharma, big tobacco, etc. is massively regulated, and we still have deaths from that. Consider the impact if no one was held accountable in those two industries if immune to regulation....put a few more zeros on your estimate.
Gunner46
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Whenever I hear the words "Common Sense" my 5'4" Blonde, 34-23-32 C+ cup sex droid walks over and slaps the F' out of me! Politicians have as much "Common Sense" as I do a thinking I'll ever have a 5'4" Blonde Bimbo!!
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Also those people from Pro-wich ie Pro-pucky states are in league with the devil, their perverse ideologies are poisoning our youth.
Do you remember when a hotdog was just a hotdog? I do, gas was $.99 a gallon, the US economy was roaring, freedom was everywhere... you could smell it...
now look at things...SMH
obviously this propaganda is the first step in a new liberal world order that wants to silence the hot dog purists who love America.
KB_
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that escalated quickly
Held accountable??? Did anyone go to jail for knowingly withholding evidence and promoting a drug that killed at least 40K people? Only making $2 billion instead of 2.25 billion for the year isn't exactly being held accountable.
Timeline: The Rise and Fall of Vioxx
Five years after Vioxx's launch in 1999, Merck withdrew the drug from the market. By that time, Merck had sold billions of dollars worth of the painkiller worldwide.
www.npr.org
By the time Vioxx is withdrawn from market, an estimated 20 million Americans have taken the drug.
Research later published in the medical journal Lancet estimates that 88,000 Americans had heart attacks from taking Vioxx, and 38,000 of them died.
Bigjay73
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I'm getting wayyyy off topic, but if you want some sandwich injustice, Legal seafoods(Logan location) got me for $43 last week for a lobstah roll, same week where I read that lobster prices were down almost 30% . Felt more socialist than communist
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My rule of thumb is to only buy rolls from establishments where you consume them on sitting your tailgate/trunk with a beer YMMV.
Bigjay73
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I like your style
Bigjay73
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More than 600 conservatives, mostly in Texas, call for gun reform
More than 600 conservative gun rights supporters, including several major Republican donors, are urging Congress to pass gun control measures in the wake of mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas, and elsewhere in the United States. A group of mostly Texas residents organized by Todd Maclin, a former...
FYI, these billionaires aren't "conservatives". They are the connected elite that just happen to reside in TX. They donate to both sides. Mostly to R's since they control the purse strings in the state.
More than 600 conservatives, mostly in Texas, call for gun reform
More than 600 conservative gun rights supporters, including several major Republican donors, are urging Congress to pass gun control measures in the wake of mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas, and elsewhere in the United States. A group of mostly Texas residents organized by Todd Maclin, a former...www.yahoo.com
A group of mostly Texas residents organized by Todd Maclin, a former senior executive at J.P. Morgan Chase, signed an open letter in support of expanding background checks for gun purchases, passing "red flag" laws to deny firearms to people judged a risk to themselves or the public, and raising the minimum age to buy some guns to 21 from 18.
The letter ran as a full-page ad in Sunday's Dallas Morning News with 250 signatures, including those of Robert Rowling, the billionaire founder of TRT Holdings, which owns Omni Hotels, and billionaire oil executive Ray Hunt, both of whom are high-level Republican donors.
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Donald Trump
Bush 1 and 2
Schumer telling Brett Kavanaugh he'll "pay the price" for Roe resurfaces
Conservatives criticized Schumer over his 2020 remarks on Wednesday after an armed man was arrested outside the Supreme Court justice's home in Maryland.
www.newsweek.com
Is this common sense? Then a wacko goes and bla bla bla
Bigjay73
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Nearly 3 Out Of 4 Support Raising Legal Age To Buy Any Gun, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Support For Assault Weapons Ban Hits A Low | Quinnipiac University Poll
"As mass murders by teenage killers tear at the heart of the country, Americans say by a three to one margin, you should be 21 to buy a gun," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.
poll.qu.edu
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