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Trump farted?I almost forgot about that bomb that exploded in AFGHANISTAN...
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Naah. All that would be left is a pile of skin if farted.
He is 90% smelly hot air.
I wonder if that really was a truck bomb and not a bomb that hit a truck. Taliban said they didn't do it and they are not in the habit of denying massive, spectacular attacks. I$I$ has a presence in Afghanistan but enough inside influence to summgle a bomb into the green zone? I doubt it.I almost forgot about that bomb that exploded in AFGHANISTAN
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Damned liberal judges....
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A federal judge has thrown out much of Kentucky's ethics law regulating contact between legislators and lobbyists.
U.S. District Judge William Bertelsman said Kentucky's law banning lawmakers from accepting gifts or "anything of value" from lobbyists was too vague. He also ruled it was OK for lobbyists to donate to politicians' campaigns and to raise money for them.
Kentucky's ethics law is widely considered to be one of the toughest in the nation. It was put in place in the 1990s following an FBI investigation that resulted in about a dozen lawmakers convicted of taking bribes to pass legislation that benefited the horse industry.
Republican Sen. John Schickel, who brought the lawsuit, called it a victory for free speech. Ethics officials worried the order could have unintended consequences.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A federal judge has thrown out much of Kentucky's ethics law regulating contact between legislators and lobbyists.
U.S. District Judge William Bertelsman said Kentucky's law banning lawmakers from accepting gifts or "anything of value" from lobbyists was too vague. He also ruled it was OK for lobbyists to donate to politicians' campaigns and to raise money for them.
Kentucky's ethics law is widely considered to be one of the toughest in the nation. It was put in place in the 1990s following an FBI investigation that resulted in about a dozen lawmakers convicted of taking bribes to pass legislation that benefited the horse industry.
Republican Sen. John Schickel, who brought the lawsuit, called it a victory for free speech. Ethics officials worried the order could have unintended consequences.
Consequences? Absolutely. "Victory for free speech" unintended consequences? My ass.
I would blame this on liberals or conservatives. They are all using this kind of behavior as a facade to their corruption. We need a ban on lobbying altogether.
Just ban ALL PAID lobbyists.
And require recordings of ALL meetings with Congressional Representatives.
which can be retrieved by the proper authorities in an investigation.
Unrecorded meetings are grounds for immediate impeachment.
Iran's official IRNA news agency is reporting that the country's Aseman Airlines has finalized a deal to purchase 60 planes from the American company Boeing.
Oh, don't think Obama is President anymore. Did you want to begin impeachment proceedings?
Coal is NOT back and nothing Trump can do will bring it back.
Drill baby Frakin Drill generated too much cheaper natural gas and electric companies like it better than coil.
A quick spin up time for on demand electricity needs and cheaper plants and virtually no ash to get rid of.
Drill baby Frakin Drill generated too much cheaper natural gas and electric companies like it better than coil.
A quick spin up time for on demand electricity needs and cheaper plants and virtually no ash to get rid of.
You're right, NatGas is ideal if you have to compensate for the unpredictable availability of solar and wind power on the grid.
But it's very wasteful and expensive for generating base-load power; in many parts of the country coal costs half or less what NatGas does on a per-BTU basis.
Wind and solar aside plants go on and off the grid all day long as the demand fluctuates.
Gas plants can be spun up quickly and are much cheaper to build than coal plants.
Umm it depends on the price of nat gas. Nat gas has gone up in recent months which will swing things back a bit towards coal for a while at least.
Good article.
https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=28832
Remember the grid is not a storage medium just a transportation medium.
Fixed that for you
Agreed, they do spin up and down quickly, and they are cheaper to build than new coal plants, but a new gas plant is certainly not cheaper than an existing coal plant, quite a few of which have been shuttered.
As for fuel cost, it varies much by region. Powder River Basin coal, at less than $11.50 per ton, works out to about $1.50 per million BTU, while NatGas costs $3.50.
True for now but if you look at the charts in my link they were running really close on fuel costs.
Eastern KY will not mine coal for 11.50/ton.
Then you must figure in transport costs for coal as well.
And costs to dispose of the ash.
Edit: The average delivered price of coal to electric utilities was $27.30 per ton for KY coal in 2004....
http://www.coaleducation.org/ky_coal_facts/economy/coal_prices.htm
It's fun watching Trump come unhinged. I don't think he's having fun anymore. He's playing in the major leagues now and he's just keep getting hammered.
I don't think he's gonna quit (or get removed from office) during his term. But I highly doubt he will run for a 2nd term.
I don't think he's gonna quit (or get removed from office) during his term. But I highly doubt he will run for a 2nd term.
Meh. What's been far more fun is watching most of the establishment in WDC and pretty much the entire mainstream media being completely apoplectic for seven months now.
Umm I hope you are including Fox in Mainstream media because their viewer numbers prove it.
It is not being reported as terrorism as it should be.
Trump has technically been campaigning for another term.
Most of his public speaking engagements are legally campaign events.
Most of his public speaking engagements are legally campaign events.
Witch hunt!
Trump seems to be eager to sell weapons to Muslims....
But the Dems are hobnobbing with the Russians too.
Trump is going to issue new restrictions on travel to Cuba.
Does this mean more jobs in America? I'm confused.
Does this mean more jobs in America? I'm confused.
More jobs for people enforcing and tracking the restrictions?
AKA bigger swamp
AKA bigger swamp
The only jobs for Americans thing that Trump has done so far is selling weapons to Muslims.
Trump: Hey Qatar, you've lost trading rights with 8 of your closest neighbors?Fuck youQATAR
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Qatar: Yeah, those countries stop trading with us because we supposedly support terrorists.
Trump: Well maybe you can spend all that money with the US.
Qatar: Sure, what do you got?
Trump: American made military hardware. JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!
So ISIS was using American weapon systems left over in Iraq against Americans.
I guess no lesson learned here.
I guess no lesson learned here.
We never learn. Those we fight today we once got involved in illegal drug trade to provide them weapons and called them freedom fighters for fighting the evil Russians....
We still have over 8,000 troops in Afghanistan and Trump just approved more troops.
We still have over 8,000 troops in Afghanistan and Trump just approved more troops.
Quatar needs F15's!
Trump is happy to sell planes to Iran but they just cannot ride them back over here
But we need to investigate Hillary again too!
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Quite possibly the most evil ruling body in the world is the Saudi Royal family. Followed closely by their cousins in Bahrain and the UAE. I'll be happy when all the bullying of other nations and supporting of terrorist finally blows up in their faces. When those chickens come home to roost, it's not gonna be pretty.
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