The First Biden Term
Posted: Sat May 29, 2021 8:30 pm
Don't call it "free education" and pay whatever price the universities want. Cap the price a degree costs.
ENJOY YOUR $50 GAS!Leisher wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 11:53 am Biden blocks oil drilling in a national wildlife refuge.
Good. I hope he reverses all of Trump's anti-environment, anti-conservation moves.
Uh...no. As someone who is looking at cyberattacks all the time, they come from Russia, China, Iran or a country associated with those three.Putin said the two sides had agreed to open "consultations" on cyberattacks, which he said was critically important. He also claimed most cyberattacks currently taking place were being carried out from the U.S.
I hope he's rightLeisher wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 2:24 pm The first Biden-Putin meet went as expected.
This bit from Putin made me chuckle:Uh...no. As someone who is looking at cyberattacks all the time, they come from Russia, China, Iran or a country associated with those three.Putin said the two sides had agreed to open "consultations" on cyberattacks, which he said was critically important. He also claimed most cyberattacks currently taking place were being carried out from the U.S.
Fuck you, Sirius XMBut the biggest pain point the Unsubscribe Act seeks to remedy is when you can’t cancel a service in the same way that you signed up for it. The group says the bill would legislate companies to provide “a simple means” of canceling a subscription. If you signed up for a paid service online, companies wouldn’t be allowed to force you to call them to then cancel that same subscription (take that, New York Times).
That's the company I thought ofTheCatt wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 8:23 pm Government looking at making it easier to unsubscribe
Fuck you, Sirius XMBut the biggest pain point the Unsubscribe Act seeks to remedy is when you can’t cancel a service in the same way that you signed up for it. The group says the bill would legislate companies to provide “a simple means” of canceling a subscription. If you signed up for a paid service online, companies wouldn’t be allowed to force you to call them to then cancel that same subscription (take that, New York Times).
Heather is an idiot. People do know that it's temporary Heather, but why would they return to work until it ends!? They get the fucking summer off AND make more money, but you think they're going to skip that opportunity to return to work? There's a reason you work for the low paying government and not some high paying corporation...Heather Boushey, a member of the White House’s Council of Economic Advisers, told Yahoo Finance Live (video above). "So far we have not seen strong evidence that this is having a significant effect of pulling people out of the labor force. People know that it's temporary."
Most of the covid dead probably weren't working to begin with.
So you're going to strike us in revenge for striking you in revenge for your attacks on our troops? Makes sense.An Iran-backed Shia militia group in Iraq, known as Kataib Hezbollah, said that they will retaliate against the US airstrike.
"This crime will not go unpunished, the decision for revenge has been taken, and the American enemy will see death with his own eyes. An eye for an eye and what is coming is severe," Kataib Hezbollah said in its Telegram page.
Those colleges already went bankrupt, iirc. The policy was established in the Obama days, the Trump admin just refused to do anything about it.Leisher wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 11:15 am Biden cancels debt for students taken by fraudulent colleges.
I don't think I support this move. I mean, I'm all for helping folks who got scammed, but isn't this their fault? Shouldn't we be recovering their money from the scam schools and chastising any banks that approved these loans?
If student debt is to be cancelled, shouldn't we do it for people who showed critical thinking skills?