YoursTruly
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Plus a dollar in DEF, bringing it up to just under $6Diesel is still under $5 in my area.
I fill DEF about every 5-6 tanks. Plus, I stocked up on gallons of the stuff I got much cheaper last year.Plus a dollar in DEF, bringing it up to just under $6
What's DEF?I fill DEF about every 5-6 tanks. Plus, I stocked up on gallons of the stuff I got much cheaper last year.
What's DEF?
I don't know much about it other than it don't seem cheapI fill DEF about every 5-6 tanks. Plus, I stocked up on gallons of the stuff I got much cheaper last year.
Yeah, you don't. You also don't seem to drive a diesel truck. Why are you a part of this conversation again?I don't know much about it other than it don't seem cheap
To tell idiots like you that all new diesel vehicles require DEF. Why are you a part of this conversation again?
Post #283. Are you fucking retarded?To tell idiots like you that all new diesel vehicles require DEF
Nobody has mentioned DEF, it adds to the costs. It is used to reduce emissions
It appears you are a moron. People who think it is okay to disparage people who have down syndrome I find to be of low intelligence. It is not okay to call people retards.Post #283. Are you fucking retarded?
The demographics of the nation are not typical from country to city. The voice you would deny to country folks would make life in those areas untenable. City rules do not work for the majority of this country. That is why the EC and the filibuster are important. Interesting that the democrats have used and supported the filibuster more than any other party.
That EC doesn't need to be corrected. It IS correct. It was intentional.Ending the filibuster and fixing the EC would correct the disproportionate power of the low population states.
That EC doesn't need to be corrected. It IS correct. It was intentional.
If anything, we need to strengthen the consensus building requirement embodied in the filibuster with a real, constitutional requirement for both houses to pass a bill with a two-thirds majority before it becomes law. Federal laws should require more than a slim, partisan majority in Congress.
Lol, didn't even come close to answering the question. No surprise.Ah, the general canned response. When the left spends money they are spending money. When the right spends money it is actually the left spending money. The right has never spent money, ever.
Proof? No? Lol.And his second?
And his third?
How many times does he have to sign massive expansive budgets before you give him any accountability for his actions?
He outspent every president before him, like they all do. No different than the left.
The right no longer has any ground to stand on in overspending because no one actually takes them seriously. When given the power, they increase spending every single time.
The Constitution conceives both Houses to be democratic institutions, not consensus based.
Under your plan, they'd be no laws and no budgets passed since 1784. The U.S. would be a total shithole. Nothing would get done by Congress.
It would mean the would have no need to seek consensus. The majority would force it's will on the minority, until the tables turned and it was all pushed back in the other direction. Pointless thrashing. We need laws that everyone can live with, not agenda items for the culture warriors.Ending the filibuster just means that Congress will have no excuse to not do the jobs they get elected to do.
Keeping the filibuster prevents one-party rule. Forcing our government to compromise. Democrats want one-party rule where five or six cities in the country dictate to the rest.Ending the filibuster just means that Congress will have no excuse to not do the jobs they get elected to do.
That's a bullshit claim. It's based on the status quo of two parties fighting for a fifty-one percent majority. If they had to get two-thirds, they would approach things differently. That's the point.
It would mean the would have no need to seek consensus. The majority would force it's will on the minority, until the tables turned and it was all pushed back in the other direction. Pointless thrashing. We need laws that everyone can live with, not agenda items for the culture warriors.
Keeping the filibuster prevents one-party rule. Forcing our government to compromise. Democrats want one-party rule where five or six cities in the country dictate to the rest.
Tell that to the democrats. They seem to think it is their way or the highway----or jail if you disagree.No one ever gets 100% of what they want