That's why you prepay before you gamble.

That's Meredith Brooks lol.

Who knows what Dante Culpeper could have been with our offensive line and Reid designing the plays.

It's a commercial, not an episode. It's fine.

Do you need me to sell you a shovel? The hole you're digging is hilarious.

We're all here for a real discussion if you ever come back to reality.

Ok wise guy, what law is the Krasner impeachment even about?

Oh wait, it's just about the administration of a city government and the State Senate even unanimously agrees.

Fuck outta here and fall for more sorry-ass politicking PR Wars. This isn't about Krasner breaking state law or someone breaking federal law but not the state.

No, that fucking isn't it at all. If that were the case, why would we have to follow laws about hunting in state parks or how to establish elections judges. State park operation is executive branch and judges are judicial.

Its fucking federalism. Federal level, state level, local level.

Camp Hill, Bird In Hand, Somerset, Erie and Stroudsburg State level officials have no authority in Local level politics.

Benedict is alive still.

My wife was using her mom's this very afternoon. 10/10, real buy it for life.

That just means you requested a mail in ballot without having any particular reason for it I think. My aunt's ballot type is just regular old Mail-In, but she gets it mailed to her because of a disability.

Please excuse my cynicism and suspicions of other libertarians.

Third party candidates don't run unless they feel intensely about attention needed to certain issues or feel intensely anti-other cadidates. That being said:

1. What are your strongest, harshest critiques of your main opponents Gov. Abbott and Beto O'Rourke and why did those critiques push you to run?

2. What is your biggest critique of libertarianism and how does your candidacy build from that weakness?

3. What is your biggest critique of yourself and how can you as a public servant balance and build from that?

What is your stance on Texas's "permitless" carry laws and the increase in impulse-driven shootings? Are those lives just an unfortunate but unavoidable cost of freedom or did political blurring of the term "well regulated" cross any lines to "unregulated" or reckless, greedy, negligence?

As a former libertarian, would you consider yourself a left-wing person who does not want to associate with Democrats or a right wing person who doesn't want to associate with Republicans?

Faaaaaaaaaaaakkkkkke. Report OP