I just hope Dr. Who treats her as an actual Doctor, not just use her to virtue-signal for SJW cred. Dr. Who's increasing politicization is really getting annoying.
If you can't see that Dr Who has always been "politicized", then you're probably too thick to have ever really appreciated the show.
The otter convient fact is that the voter roles are being looked into because there are wide scale voter fraud.
When Kobach was Kansas Secretary of State, he made ferreting out voter fraud a centerpiece of his administration and conducted a two-year investigation. He found nine cases, mostly older Republicans.
Ever seen how an absentee ballot shows up? Vote by mail has been growing in every election over the past several decades. They absolutely have personal information.
There are certain (blue) states that have done a good job of voter information security. There have already been proof of concept deanonymization attacks on voter machines in certain (red) states.
Two of the items on the demand list from the voter fraud "commission" are 1) party affiliation, and 2) voting record. The possibility of deanonymization of votes in several states has already been proven. In fact, there are data brokers selling personal information of conservative voters. For more information about this, I suggest checking EFF's site. This has been an issue of theirs for a while.
One of the pieces of information that the Trump administration is demanding from the states is how voters voted. They want to know if you voted for Trump or one of his opponents.
Let that sink in for a second. Imaging the Slashdot comments section if a President Clinton or President Obama demanded this same information from the states. Remember, the Constitution gives the power over all US elections to the states.
I doubt Republicans consider engineering, math, biology, English and such as bad.
Sadly, there's plenty that do. I'm currently living in Texas, and I can take you to meet several of them right now. Here's a Republican elected official over in Arizona.
“It got hijacked by Washington, by the federal government,” said Melvin, a candidate for governor, and “as a conservative Reagan Republican I’m suspect about the U.S. Department of Education in general, but also any standards that are coming out of that department.”
Melvin’s comments led Sen. David Bradley, D-Tucson, to ask him whether he’s actually read the Common Core standards, which have been adopted by 45 states.
“I’ve been exposed to them,” Melvin responded.
Pressed by Bradley for specifics, Melvin said he understands “some of the reading material is borderline pornographic.” And he said the program uses “fuzzy math,” substituting letters for numbers in some examples.
Roll Royces are now overpriced, tarted up BMWs. Sorry to burst your bubble.
Well, that's kind of my point. You need more money than brains to shell out for a Rolls. Or, you have to be some kind of Saudi prince (who's probably gonna skip the Rolls and buy a Koenigsegg or Mercedes anyway.
You are seriously trying to imply something because a company that sells cheap crap gets away with selling cheap crap to a lot of people?
I'm implying that the British auto industry hasn't been able to make an affordable car that people actually want to buy and drive.
Sure, a McLaren 12C would be lovely to drive, but for a quarter million dollars, I'll drive a Fiesta and buy a house. Or maybe I'll drive a Dodge Viper and have enough left over to pay for a few dozen Brits to get their teeth fixed.
Every American deserves the right to gaze upon Donald Trump's tweets. The whole family's tweets, in fact, because they are more entertaining than Duck Dynasty, the Kardashians and Honey Boo Boo put together. May they reign for a thousand years.
According to The Washington Post, Mercier said there is decade of case law saying that a graduated income tax is unconstitutional because income is property and under the constitution, property tax has to be taxed uniformly and no more than 1 percent.
This genius, this "Jason Mercier, who directs the center for government reform with the Washington Police Center" has apparently never heard of the IRS. I'm pretty sure that graduated income tax is not unconstitutional. I know they've got pockets of those anti-government, anti-USA sovereign citizen jackoffs in the Eastern part of the state, but you would think none of them have ever read a book or newspaper.
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If you can't see that Dr Who has always been "politicized", then you're probably too thick to have ever really appreciated the show.
If you sign a contract with a non-compete clause, the problem is not non-competitive laws, it's non-competitive contracts.
Tech workers should have unionized.
These are the grounds that so many governors are using to refuse to give the information to Trump and his goons.
When Kobach was Kansas Secretary of State, he made ferreting out voter fraud a centerpiece of his administration and conducted a two-year investigation. He found nine cases, mostly older Republicans.
http://www.politico.com/magazi...
There is no wide scale voter fraud. It doesn't exist.
https://www.brennancenter.org/...
Oh, come on.
Ever seen how an absentee ballot shows up? Vote by mail has been growing in every election over the past several decades. They absolutely have personal information.
There are certain (blue) states that have done a good job of voter information security. There have already been proof of concept deanonymization attacks on voter machines in certain (red) states.
Have you seen how voting works in Texas?
Two of the items on the demand list from the voter fraud "commission" are 1) party affiliation, and 2) voting record. The possibility of deanonymization of votes in several states has already been proven. In fact, there are data brokers selling personal information of conservative voters. For more information about this, I suggest checking EFF's site. This has been an issue of theirs for a while.
One of the pieces of information that the Trump administration is demanding from the states is how voters voted. They want to know if you voted for Trump or one of his opponents.
Let that sink in for a second. Imaging the Slashdot comments section if a President Clinton or President Obama demanded this same information from the states. Remember, the Constitution gives the power over all US elections to the states.
Sadly, there's plenty that do. I'm currently living in Texas, and I can take you to meet several of them right now. Here's a Republican elected official over in Arizona.
http://tucson.com/news/local/e...
Your mama likes it when I'm around.
Rule 2. Don't send your psychopath son to meet with Russian spies.
It's 2017. Rule of Law is an outdated concept.
Who wants to explain it to him?
I suppose you're going to tell me that Jaguar and Land Rover are British cars.
Well, that's kind of my point. You need more money than brains to shell out for a Rolls. Or, you have to be some kind of Saudi prince (who's probably gonna skip the Rolls and buy a Koenigsegg or Mercedes anyway.
I'm implying that the British auto industry hasn't been able to make an affordable car that people actually want to buy and drive.
Sure, a McLaren 12C would be lovely to drive, but for a quarter million dollars, I'll drive a Fiesta and buy a house. Or maybe I'll drive a Dodge Viper and have enough left over to pay for a few dozen Brits to get their teeth fixed.
Level 6 is when it kills you and fucks your wife.
I can do that just fine by myself, thank you very much.
The Rolls Royce and Bentley are made in the UK.
The Ford Fiesta is the best-selling car in the UK. It has been for decades.
It's like a British Bababouie.
https://www.usatoday.com/story...
To be fair, Eugene Kaspersky did meet with Russian intelligence, but they only discussed adoption.
Every American deserves the right to gaze upon Donald Trump's tweets. The whole family's tweets, in fact, because they are more entertaining than Duck Dynasty, the Kardashians and Honey Boo Boo put together. May they reign for a thousand years.
This genius, this "Jason Mercier, who directs the center for government reform with the Washington Police Center" has apparently never heard of the IRS. I'm pretty sure that graduated income tax is not unconstitutional. I know they've got pockets of those anti-government, anti-USA sovereign citizen jackoffs in the Eastern part of the state, but you would think none of them have ever read a book or newspaper.