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Average voter here
All I want is 0% interest rates forever with no inflation
Also I want manufacturing jobs back but I also don't want any factories built
Oh and I want housing prices to go down, while they also keep their value at the same time
Is that too much to ask?!
Nobody likes to admit to uncertainty but I think itās genuinely unclear why people feel the current situation is worse than the 1970s economy.
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Opponents of data centers could not be reached for comment.
Replying to @MSFT365Status
We've determined a portion of infrastructure is experiencing elevated load across multiple regions, which is likely contributing to the connectivity errors. We're providing more information under EX1550543 and MO1550821 in the Microsoft 365 admin center, as well as status.cloud.microsoft/
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the idea that we should permanently keep it hard to build ANYTHING in America because itāll allow us to randomly delay a handful of detention facilities is so absurd and speaks volumes about how unserious the American environmentalist movement has become
The NYT ed board urges passage of BAAJA, failing to mention that it would enable exactly THIS by preventing judges from stopping projects in NEPA cases. Any deal that fast-tracks Stephen Millerās detention agenda is not a good deal. nytimes.com/2026/11/12/us/ic⦠via @NYTimes
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The @nytimes editorial board agrees: itās time to pass BAAJA.
nytimes.com/2026/11/12/opiniā¦
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Honored to be endorsed by Newport News @MayorPhilJones!
We fought side by side for collective bargaining in Newport News. Now letās keep our community moving forward for working families.
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This is BIG. @aflcio just endorsed our bipartisan permitting reform bill. BAAJA means new, family-supporting jobs and a brighter clean energy future.
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Iām Jason Parker. Iām an electrician, a union leader, and a proud son of the Peninsula. Iām not a millionaire or a career politician. Iām a working man. And today Iām announcing my run for the Virginia State Senate.
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INBOX: Electrician, union leader Jason Parker announces a bit for @vasenate district 24 #VALeg
It's currently held by @DiggsForSenate, and @clean_virginia has their own candidate in mind for the seat that voted about 55% for @SpanbergerForVA šteapaw.org/BradKutner/status/2110ā¦
Incumbent @DiggsForSenate barely held on in 23⦠the district has only swung harder left since #valeg
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The 2021 team had Daron Holmes and Toumani Camaraā¦.And it MISSED THE NCAA TOURNAMENT.
Iām so tired, boss.
The point isnāt to be good. Itās to accomplish things. Anthony Grant doesnāt accomplish things.
No words. Actions. Stop acting like a loser program.
"I believe this team is going to be a good team."
AG boils tonight down to lack of experience and maturity, which became a lack of discipline on defense and ball security.
He thinks there are a lot of similarities between this team and the 2021 team that started 1-3. @WDTN
In 2021, Anthony Grant (salary of $2.8 million year) lost 3 buy games in a row. He wasnāt fired then, why would he be fired now?
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One thing I haven't seen discussed is that #BAAJA will make future climate policy far more resilient than the IRA. It would allow new infrastructure to be built quickly - whether that's RPS or a clean grid standard.
Part of the reason IRA failed was its slow implementation.
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This is the best argument for why Dems should take the deal now on BAAJA rather punting for another two years (at minimum):
In retrospect, I think itās clear that the Democratic tsunami strengthened the politics of permitting reform. I wrote about why: heatmap.news/daily/how-the-bā¦
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There are now more than twice the number of Blue Dogs in Congress than Justice Democrats. It brings a tear to your eye š„²







































