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"performance standards". Yeah. Sure.

This is his second major loss. He already had his birthright citizenship revocation blocked as well.

Of course, neither are really "major" until they are made permanent.

Again, it's okay to be wrong. It was two years ago that I needed to go vote in person, in Seattle.

Exactly why they want us disabled people to just die.

I'm not arguing that you still get a ballot sent to you. But you are wrong in saying that there is only one method. I had to vote in person once because they sent me an incorrect ballot.

Sometimes you're not right and it's okay to accept that and move on.

Edit: and the election site points out where you can go to vote in person. Also, I didn't go to an office because it was a whole arena dedicated to voting in-person.

I've worked in one non-profit. It took only a matter of days to figure out that it existed solely to enrich the director.

I started hunting for a new job immediately.

And local rivers and streams, the groundwater....

But there isn't only one process. You can get a ballot and/or vote in-person if you choose to or need to.

That is unfortunately common. You're considered a new patient if you haven't seen the doctor within three years at a bunch of places, especially ones that are busy.

I was saying that just this morning myself. He told the CDC that they are not allowed to have any contact with the WHO at all even while we're still officially a part of it for the next year.

That can only be a desire for another pandemic.

I would assume it does. Ergonomic keyboards may be less of a risk.

He barely won the popular vote. It sure would be nice for the media to acknowledge this.

Damnit, Washington. We're better than that.

From a linked article:

Washington’s state trust lands, including those on the Yakama reservation, are managed by its Department of Natural Resources, or DNR. The state is eager to return the lands back to the tribe; it recognizes that a return would both complete the Yakamas’ ownership of the reservation and support the region’s environmental health. However, the state’s efforts are dictated by legal policies and priorities that ensure the land is exchanged only on the condition that Washington is compensated for the lands’ value, even though it was wrongfully taken.

At least the state is trying to rectify this.

Something probably nobody here wants to hear, but I developed arthritis in my hands from typing all the time. I was a very fast typer, so that might have been a factor.

It might be hard to get since it's not commonly used here.

Even the CDC website says that the tuberculosis vaccine is not commonly used in the US.

I don't think the domestic prison slave industry would appreciate that very much.

something that makes them have value

Fucking scum

Your average citizen would consider dropping it into the dropbox at the location where they just got their ballot to count as in-person voting.

Or just do the sort of liquid diet that you need to do before a colonoscopy or something like that.