I see a good amount of paved playgrounds, even at new schools, which always seems bonkers to me. Kids are rambunctious and get into lots of scrapes. Why would you want to put in ground that is more expensive and makes that worse?
Mine in the 90s was a mix of open field and gravel. Although the school it replaced because a semi ran into it had a paved playground.
NPR reports that he did not want to see a camshaft in office that was anti immigration which I'm sure Republicans will pounce on. He voted for Trump in 2016...
Edit: camshaft should be candidate.
Unfortunately it's tough to find some of the Disney kid oriented stuff.
The guy seems to be a whacko. He was arrested for illegally having a machine gun 20 years ago. He has donated to both political parties. He also donated to Tulsi Gabbard.
https://www.thewrap.com/ryan-wesley-routh-what-we-know-trump-shooter/
I've seen this repeated a few times and I don't think it really holds up. Drake Berentz (who gives his name as Nate Haggers because racists think that's funny) did not really mention anything about eating pets. The guy is a piece of shit and maybe they helped spread the initial post but that piece of shit's words at the council meeting are not the source. It really just seems to stem from the casually racist Karen on social media who is sad now that everything has blown up.
Although if Berentz (who is a carnie) is the one who made the fake 911 call back in late August about Haitians eating geese in the park, I am clearly wrong.
Republican VP candidates are raping Ohio's children.
Oh that's made up? Doesn't matter because it brings attention to a very important issue.
Prepping him for the debate seems like it would be an affiliation...
"JD Vance is taking children in Ohio."
It's okay to repeat this even if it is a lie because it brings attention to child rape that is happening.
There is a difference between undesirable corner cases and the garbage that is first past the post. Changing it to even ranked choice increases engagement and how politicians politic. So changing the voting system does indeed help a whole host of problems. There are obviously some other things that need to change like having publicly funded elections, increasing the House of Representatives and having multi member districts, making the Electoral College obsolete, etc.
Do people blindly support it? I live with it and vote accordingly but I also advocate for alternative voting methods. People voting third party do not fully understand that our first past the post system makes it so their candidate has no chance.
But maternal health advocates say Arkansas often begins the process of moving women out of the program after six weeks, or 42 days.
I feel like someone should be auditing the records for this. I can't see why they would drop people a few weeks early unless there is something fishy going on.
It is the logical choice.