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This is good news, certainly heading in the right direction. That said, it should be a part of our national security strategy to continually find ways to lesson our dependency on oil for things like fueling equipment, energy production, and industrial manufacturing. My hope is that the private sector continually pushes for innovative ways to diversify inputs necessary for vital production and services. Oil will always be in demand as it is required to produce plastics and other goods that most of the people out of the street have no awareness of ... but oil is still a limited resource and it's in our best interest to preserve and use it as efficiently as possible. Lastly, for the better part of a century, oil has been such a vital commodity that wars have been fought and global policy shaped over it. Even today, if some rogue state such as Venezuela has something drastic happen within their borders, the price of crude is affected worldwide. We'd be in a much better place if we weren't so dependent upon this volatile commodity.

Fair enough. To be honest, most of that went down while I was still in the UK and I didn’t follow it that closely. Also, this thread was intended to be more of a “when it rains, it pours” thing rather than rivalry smack.

So here's a challenge to any hard core Trumpster / Republican ... please tell me what the identity of your party is anymore. Because you're no longer the party of less government. You're no longer the party of family values. You're no longer the party of fiscal responsibility. You're no longer the party of Constitutional rights. WTF are you nowadays? What I see frightens the shit out of me.

Unfukkingbelievable. Those who voted for and still devoutly support him deserve what they get. 2020 is going to be a massacre of the magnitude that the GOP might never fully recover from. https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article202729549.html?fbclid=IwAR3WxhNsfQ9yzVo0dPOT6BKWTRSqrzH6AuPlj6LgL81tqPAap6c2XaUtJV8

1. UNR 2. Fresno State 3. Utah State 4. San Diego State 5. Wyoming 6. New Mexico 7. CSU 8. Boise State 9. Air Force 10. SJSU 11. uNLV

Not months after the AD was fired for a cover up.

My lord: https://www.idahostatesman.com/sports/college/university-of-idaho/article222867110.html

Yes. And they were paid with campaign funds to keep their silence. The question is whether or not this is an impeachable offense. It very well could be but if I’m jack and the DNC, I’m going for the far more damaging offense which is working with a foreign government to undermine the election.

Holy shit — did any of you just see what happened? Miracle in Miami — 69 yard touchdown with lateral by the Dolphins as time expired to win 34-33. I’ll try and post the replay as it becomes available.

You really think an administration is going to be brought down by a campaign finance violation?

The payments to the two women are really insignificant in the big scheme of things. Essentially that’s a slap on the wrist and a fine along with a PR hit. The Russia probe is what matters. Working with a foreign government to influence an election is a very serious matter and that’s what the focus should be.

I once duped @#1Stunner into throwing back a six pack of these with me:

You both are good cats.

Sura — considering where marty grew up, I doubt he is anti-mormon.