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Also, unlike Mark's contention here, Obama has also been fairly public in noting Trump's corruption and self-dealing. It's a little strange to see it as an either/or proposition. . . Unless framing it as such is simply a way of boosting one's visibility by farming Internet outrage.
September 13, 2026 at 2:42 PM
Also, unlike Mark's contention here, Obama has also been fairly public in noting Trump's corruption and self-dealing. It's a little strange to see it as an either/or proposition. . . Unless framing it as such is simply a way of boosting one's visibility by farming Internet outrage.
Almost all the mail in Eastern Washington is processed in Spokane now. It's nuts that ballots mailed in Benton or Franklin counties travel up to Spokane just to get routed right back to the county offices. This doesn't even consider the likelihood that they're purposely slow walking the mail.
September 9, 2026 at 4:26 AM
Almost all the mail in Eastern Washington is processed in Spokane now. It's nuts that ballots mailed in Benton or Franklin counties travel up to Spokane just to get routed right back to the county offices. This doesn't even consider the likelihood that they're purposely slow walking the mail.
When he stops being profitable for them.
September 7, 2026 at 6:40 PM
When he stops being profitable for them.
Don't all these map apps just automatically upload place designations from the US Geological Survey or something? It's the reason they all switched to Denali, and then back to McKinley, in response to EOs by Obama and Trump, the USGS changed the name.
September 2, 2026 at 12:03 AM
Don't all these map apps just automatically upload place designations from the US Geological Survey or something? It's the reason they all switched to Denali, and then back to McKinley, in response to EOs by Obama and Trump, the USGS changed the name.
Cape Coral isn't in the UP?
September 1, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Cape Coral isn't in the UP?
And, where I actually lived was where I soon determined it was important for me to vote. I never lived in my *permanent residence* again. In fact, my parents moved my freshman year at college to the other side of the state. Six months in, my permanent residence was a place I had never lived.
August 13, 2026 at 4:50 AM
And, where I actually lived was where I soon determined it was important for me to vote. I never lived in my *permanent residence* again. In fact, my parents moved my freshman year at college to the other side of the state. Six months in, my permanent residence was a place I had never lived.
You literally do not have to claim this. The IRS states clearly that you can live someplace other than your parents' residence while attending school and still be a dependent.
August 13, 2026 at 4:44 AM
You literally do not have to claim this. The IRS states clearly that you can live someplace other than your parents' residence while attending school and still be a dependent.
It's never shocking just how patronizing you can be. I love it when you yell at the "kids" on your lawn, even when they're legal adults. . .
Don't ever change. It's entertaining as hell. Frustrating, sure. But still entertaining.
Don't ever change. It's entertaining as hell. Frustrating, sure. But still entertaining.
August 13, 2026 at 4:41 AM
It's never shocking just how patronizing you can be. I love it when you yell at the "kids" on your lawn, even when they're legal adults. . .
Don't ever change. It's entertaining as hell. Frustrating, sure. But still entertaining.
Don't ever change. It's entertaining as hell. Frustrating, sure. But still entertaining.
When I chose to go away from home to school, I wasn't gaming anything. Also, I was dependent as hell on my parents the entire time; they paid for almost everything, and, I still never lived in their house again. Voting where I actually lived made far more sense than voting at "home."
August 13, 2026 at 4:38 AM
When I chose to go away from home to school, I wasn't gaming anything. Also, I was dependent as hell on my parents the entire time; they paid for almost everything, and, I still never lived in their house again. Voting where I actually lived made far more sense than voting at "home."
It doesn't actually matter because revenue code and voting rights are not legally dependent. Even if they were, there are exceptions to dependent residency in the revenue code, one of which is so the dependent can attend school. The code accepts that dependents can domicile elsewhere.
August 13, 2026 at 4:34 AM
It doesn't actually matter because revenue code and voting rights are not legally dependent. Even if they were, there are exceptions to dependent residency in the revenue code, one of which is so the dependent can attend school. The code accepts that dependents can domicile elsewhere.
It's just as interesting as how many people don't understand what the hell exceptions are and instead hyper focus on a single term like dependent as if it really even matters in a discussion about voting.
August 13, 2026 at 4:25 AM
It's just as interesting as how many people don't understand what the hell exceptions are and instead hyper focus on a single term like dependent as if it really even matters in a discussion about voting.
". . . with some exceptions."
I wonder what those are?
I'm not 100% sure what's being argued over here, but some of you seem to think the dependent residency thing is more set in stone than it is.
I wonder what those are?
I'm not 100% sure what's being argued over here, but some of you seem to think the dependent residency thing is more set in stone than it is.
August 13, 2026 at 4:16 AM
". . . with some exceptions."
I wonder what those are?
I'm not 100% sure what's being argued over here, but some of you seem to think the dependent residency thing is more set in stone than it is.
I wonder what those are?
I'm not 100% sure what's being argued over here, but some of you seem to think the dependent residency thing is more set in stone than it is.
Not really sure if Revenue Code should be a factor here at all. Why should it be more determinative than physical location?
I voted absentee at my "home" address my first year at college, even though I never "lived" in that house again. I moved to the big city and never looked back.
I voted absentee at my "home" address my first year at college, even though I never "lived" in that house again. I moved to the big city and never looked back.
August 13, 2026 at 4:10 AM
Not really sure if Revenue Code should be a factor here at all. Why should it be more determinative than physical location?
I voted absentee at my "home" address my first year at college, even though I never "lived" in that house again. I moved to the big city and never looked back.
I voted absentee at my "home" address my first year at college, even though I never "lived" in that house again. I moved to the big city and never looked back.
The current contract/cap is not permanent and can/will change at some point. No need to circumvent when you can just write in new loopholes to exploit.
August 2, 2026 at 1:30 PM
The current contract/cap is not permanent and can/will change at some point. No need to circumvent when you can just write in new loopholes to exploit.
This was after he'd been hit earlier that month by a car that changed lanes without looking, forcing him off the road, totaling his bike, and "f-ing up [his] shoulder."
July 29, 2026 at 12:56 PM
This was after he'd been hit earlier that month by a car that changed lanes without looking, forcing him off the road, totaling his bike, and "f-ing up [his] shoulder."
Had a long conversation about this with someone who expressed how upset he was that his ex wouldn't let him buy their 16yo son a motorcycle. I got him to acknowledge that they're mostly dangerous because of idiots in cars, but he could not accept that something could/would ever happen to*his* kid.
July 29, 2026 at 12:53 PM
Had a long conversation about this with someone who expressed how upset he was that his ex wouldn't let him buy their 16yo son a motorcycle. I got him to acknowledge that they're mostly dangerous because of idiots in cars, but he could not accept that something could/would ever happen to*his* kid.
His betting on the Lakers might explain most of the LeBron-era. . .
July 20, 2026 at 1:00 AM
His betting on the Lakers might explain most of the LeBron-era. . .
Isn't Jaden Hardy also black? Or, does that ruin the joke?
July 3, 2026 at 9:30 PM
Isn't Jaden Hardy also black? Or, does that ruin the joke?
No matter how correct you are (and, you are 100% correct), this will no longer matter to one third of the population now that Trump has opined on it. Naturally, the media must show deference to the view of "real" Americans that the Depression did not end until the 2nd term of the Eisenhower Admin.
July 2, 2026 at 10:02 PM
No matter how correct you are (and, you are 100% correct), this will no longer matter to one third of the population now that Trump has opined on it. Naturally, the media must show deference to the view of "real" Americans that the Depression did not end until the 2nd term of the Eisenhower Admin.
This is rich coming from a guy who spends 90% of his feed attacking fellow Democrats.
June 28, 2026 at 3:47 PM
This is rich coming from a guy who spends 90% of his feed attacking fellow Democrats.
I'll bite: what, specifically, sounds like bigotry against the Puerto Rican community here?
June 7, 2026 at 2:33 PM
I'll bite: what, specifically, sounds like bigotry against the Puerto Rican community here?
Shocking that he also parks his truck like a complete chud.
June 6, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Shocking that he also parks his truck like a complete chud.