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Huh. Wild.

Except narrow races earn them more money.

Well she's also not winning New Hampshire.

There's no way offshore wind has worse impacts than all the offshore drilling and pumping rigs in the North Sea.

If you're replacing an oil rig with wind turbines I don't see how anyone could have a reasonable objection to that.

Greenfield offshore wind farms are a bit different, but I still think wind has perhaps the lowest environmental impact of any form of power generation we have right now.

The more interesting conversation, is, like you said, about how the profits are handled. Norway is obviously used to putting money from its oil industry into the wealth fund, and I'd hope they'd be trying to accomplish the same with green energy, but I know profit margins are much lower with wind, so it may be presented as a choice of no money or no wind power.

That just makes it funnier.

I remember canvassing for Bernard in Palo Alto and the only door I knocked on that was hostile were two Stanford doctors who told me they were voting Bloomberg because Medicare for All would lower their pay.

In capitalist America, people become doctors to be wealthy, not to take care of others.

Going to prison because you had to piss into the ocean voting for Trump in California is very funny.

Such incredibly cogent political analysis: The real swing voters are single-issue space deregulation voters.

Dawg I do not know how you look at China in 2024 and don't think that they're literally kicking everyone's ass when it comes to innovation.

You're going to want a different yardstick if you're trying to shit on China.

They are telling you loudly and clearly that they do not want your vote.

They have a more leftist reputation than most other English football clubs, as much as that's worth.

Just imagine if the US didn't have such an unusually low turnout for a western country. The system would collapse (more).