Organized Labor for Harris
One would have thought that what the president of the United Auto Workers said here was so obvious that it was hardly worth mentioning. Yet a surprising number of the working class under Trump had turned to the Republicans, presumedly on the basis that the GOP was not “woke,” and it was important for these folks to “own the libs.”
But that doesn’t seem to be holding in place at this point. Labor unions are on the rise, their members want to elect a U.S. president who honestly and vigorously stands behind them.
I was listening to an excerpt of a speech Trump gave the other day, which theme was that Kamala Harris is not too smart. What stood out to me was that the audience was almost completely silent.
Since 2GreenEnergy was launched in 2009, we’ve had approximately 1100 blog posts, i.e., those written by other people. As long as the content doesn’t promote gambling, illicit drugs, or porn, and could be considered to be generally helpful to our readers, I’m fine.
As shown at left, there are nations whose policies towards education are such that young people are actually encouraged to graduate from college. Voters in these countries believe that their societies will be better and stronger if their citizens spend four years reading the world’s most important books, learning to write well, coming to understand science, and asking themselves the great questions that have been troubling humankind since we lived in caves.
Or, more directly, you should be angry if your own Social Security benefits are cut, since you’ve paid into it since you were 15 years old, and now you’re 60+, and it’s your time in life to enjoy the pay-outs from the program.
From CNBC:
Doesn’t it seem that “get rich quick” schemes seem to be marketed to increasingly stupid people?
I suspect this whole thing is made up, because there is no such thing as a “biomethane engine.” “Biomethane” just means that the methane didn’t come from fossil fuels, but from the recent decay of organic material, e.g., plants, animal waste, etc. Similarly, there is no such thing as a “wind-energy lamp.” The lamp on my desk doesn’t care where the electrons running through it came from.
It’s amusing how Republicans feel it’s their business to tell us that we should have children, and how our babies should be planned and conceived.
The meme here translates into English (roughly) as:
