finaljedi

I look forward to when Onion articles go back to being parody instead of prophecy or too close to reality.

He won't be able to bully his way into stiffing towns and venues on the bill as President now, so he'll either have to charge admission or pay out of pocket. Plus he won't have VIP politician status on twitter and will probably get himself booted inside a year.

Yeah, but will it include someone who thinks you can cure the gay or a member of his family?

I don't know, I know a few people who voted for Trump in 2016 who didn't in 2020. I feel like people who voted for him this year did it with both eyes open for the kind of President he is and I can't think of an excuse this time around. In 2016 he was the non-politician disrupter who said he could fix things with a different approach, and that was appealing for a lot of people, it was dumb, but I can see where it could convince people to give him a shot. Now there's no real excuse, unless you're a single issue pro-life voter I guess.

I just want to watch, from the corner, I'll be quiet

I think Trump stupidly thought rallies were the key to victory, the man was trapped in the 60s the whole time

yellow, orange, red, purple. Based on cases per 100,000 I believe

Ohio has told the counties to form their own COVID defense teams and a while back they started a color rating system for counties from yellow to purple. DeWine has said there won't be any new orders from the state if a county reaches purple, the mask mandate we're under is unenforceable and I've seen more and more people at the store lately not even bother. This state closed businesses and told people to stay in if they weren't getting supplies when the cases were 300 a day, we had 3800 more today so...

Tucker's sole goal is to scare boomers from his scary brown people moving into your suburban neighborhood shit to this. Every company I've worked for uses secure email to send documents or that Citrix file send thing, if it's good enough for HIPAA compliance it's good enough for Steele Dossier 2.0

I don't think the Trump damage is quickly reversible. They made Bush a persona non grata for years, but Bush didn't have people flying Bush flags and jamming up traffic by the thousands or militia groups plotting to kidnap his opponents across the country.

There are people unironically still calling for protecting the vulnerable while opening up after the most protected man on the planet got COVID.

I definitely am, thanks for sharing

Yeah, funny, hadn't gone on a date at all in about 3 years. Sent a message on OK Cupid to this lady who likes a lot of the same stuff that spoke to that, but then mentioned because she liked pineapple on pizza that there's no way this would ever work. Got food a few times and took it to the park and kept it going, it's been slow and weird with COVID, but I don't have anything else to do but log into work, watch streaming shit, and play video games so might as well stick with it.

The Covid special, I was single then so I think it was a Door Dashed burrito and the FF7 remake.

My birthday was in July and I requested half a week off back in January planning to get up to something with friends... I sat around playing video games by myself all day

On the Trump curve he's nailing this one.

I know things have gotten a bit fucked, but I feel like putting some of the other side in the cabinet has always been a thing.

I have a box of disposable masks in the back seat and a cloth one I keep with me, sometimes I forget in the parking lot of a store, see someone else and then go back to my car

I'm wondering if stores will do their normal Black Friday thing and if they do what that early December spike looks like.

I voted early yesterday, waited in line for 20 minutes at 10am on a Wednesday in a heavily Republican county that’s not terribly populated. In 2016 I didn’t wait at all to early vote. There were also Biden people working the line, I’ve never seen a Democrat outside a polling place once in Warren County, OH.

The Trump administration doesn't want to be bothered with the Coronavirus and "herd immunity" is a fun way of saying that they don't want to do anything because they don't really give a shit about the people dying part of this whole deal.

I get tired of people bitching about ageism. At some point you really shouldn't have a ton of responsibility over other people. After 65 or 70 you've definitely lost a step and are probably having a hard time keeping up with today, and I really think there needs to be an age cap of 70 for all government positions, elected or not.

It still applies to the state where the person resides or the claim is filed. BCBS plans are already sold across state lines. Like if you work for Walmart you’ll have a BCBSAR plan no matter what state you’re in and the provider file with the local BCBS plan and it gets transmitted to whatever plan company you hold. But that’s because the BCBS Association set up that whole plan to plan infrastructure. I just think it’s a “solution” that will just lead us back to shitty useless health plans.

I worked in health insurance for a few years and that shit is mostly regulated at the state level and it can vary pretty wildly from state to state in just the areas I worked in. I've always wondered what selling across state lines really meant from a regulatory perspective. Is it incredibly strict like California or some anything goes shit like a good chunk of the midwest.

I'm betting he continues to do his rallies, except charging admission now since he can't use the clout of the federal government to rip off towns. That's if the Justice Department doesn't sack up and keep his crooked ass in court.