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Except 88% of all fentanyl trafficking is Americans!!! Most from those Republicans ran states!! Right along with Meth and heroin dealers! The white poor got to make a living somehow!!

Thankfully I do not live in a state where the pollution and corruptions you give in to are anywhere near as extreme as you encourage. I just have to worry about corrupt police forces and local officials.

Who needs clean drinking water, or breathable air and clear sky’s when it is cutting profits forever stake holders.

“But we need coal”

DISGRACEFUL, you need to voted out of office for this: "This new energy tax was voted out of committee 14-5, with four Republicans - Senator Kevin Cramer (from North Dakota, an energy producing state), Senator John Boozman (Arkansas), Senator Graham (South Carolina), and, most inexplicably, Senator Cynthia Lummis (from Wyoming, another state that produces energy) - joining ten Democrats to create this new tax."

DISGRACEFUL, you need to voted out of office for this: "This new energy tax was voted out of committee 14-5, with four Republicans - Senator Kevin Cramer (from North Dakota, an energy producing state), Senator John Boozman (Arkansas), Senator Graham (South Carolina), and, most inexplicably, Senator Cynthia Lummis (from Wyoming, another state that produces energy) - joining ten Democrats to create this new tax."

She must not be too bright if she thinks Trumps legal issues are political. He caused all of his problems, anyone can see.

The atrocities of October 7th serve as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by a ruling class entrenched in decadence, characterized by ethical and moral decay. This tragic event underscores how the detachment and excesses of the elite can lead to catastrophic consequences for society. Historically, similar patterns have been observed, as noted in Barbara Tuchman's "The March of Folly," where the disconnect between the ruling class and the populace has often precipitated societal collapse or significant upheaval. In the case of October 7th, the ruling elite's indulgence in luxury and their disconnection from the realities of the common people created a fertile ground for disaster. The negligence of the ruling class in this scenario was compounded by their dismissal of early warnings as mere "aspirational" concerns, reflecting a dangerous underestimation of emerging threats. This attitude is reminiscent of the complacency seen in historical precedents, such as the fall of the Roman Empire, where warning signs were ignored by a complacent leadership, as chronicled by Edward Gibbon in "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire." In the modern context, the October 7th atrocities were not just a failure of foresight but also a failure of governance, where those in power were too engrossed in their own interests to heed the signs of impending crisis. Furthermore, the role of the decadent elites in enabling and reinforcing such atrocities cannot be overstated. Their actions, or lack thereof, did not just allow these events to occur; they actively contributed to the severity of the situation. The elite's focus on maintaining their own status and comfort often leads to a systemic neglect of societal needs and a suppression of dissenting voices, as seen in the works of George Orwell and his critiques of authoritarian governance. This creates an environment where injustices and atrocities can occur unchecked, and the suffering of the masses becomes an acceptable collateral in the pursuit of power and luxury. The October 7th atrocities, therefore, are a grim reminder of the consequences of a morally bankrupt leadership, highlighting the urgent need for accountability, ethical governance, and a leadership that is attuned to the needs and well-being of all its citizens.

That was highly un-enlightening. Can 'any'one point out even one issue that was dissected or even delineated towards a discussion, yet alone a solution?? Many witnesses, produced no 'meat.'