It’s more that there needs to be a lot more discussion of the fact that converting to EVs doesn’t mean fewer jobs. So the autoworkers unions don’t need to fight it.
That ‘sprint to the middle’ happens in every general election campaign. You can’t get elected if you don’t do it.
There are examples of societies deciding to do something about that. The New Deal comes to mind.
To very different degrees
A ton of Democrats have turned down that money.
Very surprised at the price claims; in the US, doing a conversion has been expensive enough that it’s rarely done
The two actions are not mutually exclusive.
It’s link based; vote.gov doesn’t actually register — they connect people with the correct state voter registration website.
A lot of people don’t pay attention to politics, and don’t realize things like the need to register to vote since their last move, since their name changed when they got married, etc. They just want to shake it out.
I figure it’s the spray-tan which doesn’t go on right next to the eyes.
A big chunk of Swifties are in their 30s at this point
She likely needs to win in Pennsylvania to win, and opposition to fracking would cost her votes there.
Attitudes in the state are changing, but not yet at the point where she can openly oppose fracking and win.
Taylor Swift endorsed Biden in 2020. She did not endorse Clinton, though apparently considered it.
This was likely prepared well before the debate, and timed to reach a large audience.
This is why you chew your food kids!
One of the great pleasures of being a mammal
He’ll spout words, likely ones which make it clear he’s going to make good on his side of the oil industry’s billion-dollar bribe.
Making that clear to people is likely a big deal
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Version 2:
There’s a significant impact from the higher temperatures.
It’s not just the management history, though that doesn’t help.
That’s a very plausible claim, but difficult to prove
Per the article:
It may not kill, but it’s going to be incredibly expensive.