Wow, that’s a wild position for a “voter integrity” person to take. I mean, she wants to ensure only citizens vote, but then argued against voter registration - which is how voter qualification is accomplished.
She is pushing for a form of nationalization of voting by using SS number, and implementing the National Guard to do the collecting. That would obviate the first need for registration, to verify the person is identified to the right districts and precincts. That might work for Presidential elections only, but everything else needs some sorting to determine what ballot you get for local and state levels.
It just feels weird in a time when some people are pushing for mandatory voter ID that her solution is to skip photo ID.
But you can’t expect a random person to actually know the Constitution. If she did, she would know that voting is carried out under State control, and then the States gather to actually decide. So it is Constitutional.
Maybe when she says “Constitutional” she means something like “unfair”, or “should be different”.
I assure you, it’s very tasty and it has an interesting combination of sweet & savory that goes well with lots of stuff. They serve it on their burgers and hot dogs, and on the side as a dip for fries or tots or onion rings, and they sell it in bottles.
It’s mixed on-premises in the shack in 10 gallon buckets. According to a co-worker of mine who used to work there, the owner swears that it only works if you mix it in a large batch like that, and if you try mixing a small amount in a bowl it won’t work.
It’s pretty common throughout the PNW for mom-and-pop burger places to have their own version of goop, but Big Tom was first. Even Dick’s in Seattle uses it, but they just call it “tartar sauce” because goop is trademarked.
Too lazy to Google it, but IIRC correctly Athens (the putative home of democracy) did something similar, with slaves driving recalcitrant citizens with knotted cords to the voting/debate site.
Rain Monroe, an influencer, one had Trump’s name tattooed across her forehead for views. Now she’s trying to raise money to have it removed. I’d say she shouldn’t be able to remove it until she genuinely doesn’t support him anymore.
She’s British so not technically a Republican, but she (obviously) supports Trump so I guess that counts?
TWiP reviews a study showing that intestinal helminth infection impairs vaccine-induced T cell responses through an IL-10 pathway, which compromised protection against antigenically drifted SARS-CoV-2 variants.
Long video (47:50) just in case you’re interested in watching it.
While making a pit stop at an interstellar truck stop, Fry buys and eats a decaying egg saladsandwich from a vending machine in the restroom. Upon returning to Earth, Fry and Bender are assigned the task of fixing the plasmafusion boiler, which promptly explodes. Bender is not damaged, but Fry is impaled by a large pipe. Despite the severity of the injury, Fry’s damaged body repairs itself in seconds, and the subsequent medical examination reveals to the crew that Fry is infested with microscopic worms from the egg salad sandwich.
To eliminate the infestation, Professor Farnsworth makes miniature robotic versions of the crew, except for Fry and Leela. Because the worms know all that Fry knows and would thus defend themselves if Fry knew about the mission, Leela is assigned to distract Fry, who is not told what is happening.
RFK Jr.'s worms are just defending themselves and their brethren against vaccines!
The only mystery now is what did he eat to get the worms. Bear carcass? Whale head?
Quite possibly extracted from his rectum - we only really have his word for it.
The way he put it, the worm ate part of his brain and died. Maybe he thought that would make him sound like some sort of badass, i.e. his brain was so kickass that even parasites couldn’t handle it.
Either way, it’s too weird an idea to let go, especially when it opens him to such easy mockery.
Personally, when the topic of RFK Jr’s brain worm comes up, I always think of the fact that we know about this because he brought it up in a deposition when he was divorcing his wife. Because he thought it would save him from having to give her—and their four minor children—any financial support.