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He even looks like farva

It's fairfax so it's probably 75+% is Biden voters. Hillary won like 64% of the vote four years ago in fairfax!

Customer sensitive information. Can become personally identifiable when paired with one or more PII elements, but should not be available for wide viewing. Think customer numbers, login IDs, email address, stuff like that

Even for US citizen data, there are absolutely ways to prevent PII/CSI from being directly requested/transmitted to the PRC. My company is in the process of being aquired by a Chinese firm and without getting into too many details, it's extremely difficult for us to view a single persons PII/CSI, let alone bulk/aggregate PII/CSI, and there are several layers of monitoring and oversight into this by not only our board but by the federal government as well.

To keep with this analogy, it's more like a hydroponic grow op rather than mere seed planting

These assholes don't even realize that the PR GOP actually is competitive with the Dems but I think dissociation with the mainland party helps them. After statehood, maybe not. That said, PR doesn't need statehood, they need self determination, which may ultimately end up as statehood

We do have the ability to change their data practices, we'd rather just not because it would impact FB, Twitter, google, etc

Why

I'd be concerned with the NC senate numbers but other than that, good polls for Biden and I think Maine is way out of reach for Trump,ME-02 is very close even

He looks older than I remembered from the Bernie/Biden debate but yeah sounded fine. Much higher energy than our orange boy

Such a waste of burrow that he's stuck on this terrible excuse of a team

So somehow I got selected for the Election Research Project with NYU/UT Austin in partnership with Facebook. I'll be getting paid for disabling my Facebook account. So win win there.

ROFL

I mean that's the nature of the caucus, and I'll hate whomever they choose. But after ~15 years of her leadership it's time for someone new, her leadership just isn't up to the task anymore (but neither is the caucus so, ya know, not sure what will come of this all)

AOC is not ready for speaker, but Pelosi has got to go.

Srsly. My daughter loves tacos so much my new puppy is named "Taco"

Now, now. We can't be "playing politics", we're the Serious Party, we don't "do" politics. We're just here to govern. Again, how many times did the GOP vote on an Obamacare repeal from 2010-2014?

Like you read the article and you'd think that the house can't work on covid relief, government funding, and the MORE act at the same time. These people are unbelievably stupid. The senate is the hurdle, they haven't even passed a bill.

Democrats, and I can't emphasize this enough, fucking suck.

It's below one million for the first time since like, what, March? Huzzah Trump!

Don't forget the "classic" slut shaming her, "oh she's had one boyfriend since then*! Whore!" *I don't actually know this

Good thread. That said, the concluding tweet, Seems fair, but looking at incentives.... And as for The whole thing is nuts. The crazy part is where the fire probably would have happened anyway because another fire started nearby at the same time due to a tree falling on a power line, the tree suffering from an internal rot/disease that could have only been detected with a much closer inspection which no one could expect any utility to do.

It can be in the curriculum, but it doesn't mean the material is reached, doubly so if you're in an underserved/poor school. And this could be completely disconnected from any nefarious motives! My high school class had so many students with IEPs, and so few who could make it into/be successful in the few advanced placement courses that we had, that the two tracks often had the same core classes like English. So while we had this nice big book full of Shakespeare and Twain etc we never got to most of the material because we had to spend literally a whole month listening to the audiobook of To Kill a Mockingbird because there were so many students who needed assistance reading. In 12th grade. And these were the kids who couldn't make it to the vocational school (welding, cosmetology, carpentry, etc for junior and senior years) for one reason or another.

The war coming home. The inevitable consequence of empire