A lot of voting systems changed after the 2000 election. States should have adopted the paper ballot with optional scanning, but a lot of states didn't for various reasons.
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Because it isn't controlled by Russia.
There are a couple of parks near me that are good for that.
Some cops are fat, yeah. Also, a lot of cops aren't. The ones sent to beat the shit out of protestors aren't the fat ones.
I didn't have context for your comment and I didn't say all cops. From what I read, you could have been pulling a stat without context.
We've been seeing the slow rebuilding of the American labor movement, but it is a shell of its old self.
A lot of the established unions have been resting on its laurels and only narrowly protecting its members while new unions are in building mode, trying to get unions established.
Removing currency isn't the same as removing value.
The quickest way to remove currency is raising the reverse ratio.
Yes, but there are still powers that are set aside to states where the federal government has no legal power. The only reason the federal government has any pull is due to wealth transfers.
Sounds like depression runs in your family.
Since you're using terminology tied to BMI, it is important to note that it's use for police officers doesn't accurately reflect reality.
A lot of cops take their fitness regime seriously, including building a lot of muscle mass. If you have significant muscle mass, you are going to be considered obese or morbidly obese per BMI even though they are in great physical shape. This would be true for other fields like firefighters.
We've been on that long slide for a while, or are they finally going to get rid of the last ones?