GlendatheGayWitch @ GlendatheGayWitch @lemmy.world

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Hopefully he tanks that campaign too. We need to take the trash out this election!

I thought the idea might have been planted to subvert the democrats and push voters from the polls.

Hopefully the energy behind the Harris campaign lead to her presidency and a more blue government.

So there actually is a line that she claims to not cross!

It's only fair for the pets to eat us as well.

It's not so much the percentage, but which portion of the population dies. Don't forget Fox started back tracking on their anti-vaccine and anti-mask stance once they realized that conservatives were dying at a much faster rate.

Omg, that's basically how it's been in TX too. Just 3-5 degrees cooler up there. Y'all shouldn't be burning up like that

The US isn't any more concerned about sexual orientation now than any point in the past. Back in colonial times, it wouldn't have been safe to be anything other than straight with all the hyper religious colonists. They were even forcing their gender conformity and the straight sexual orientation on the Native Americans. Baron Friedrich von Steuben got a pass for being gay, probably because he was the one in charge of training the troops for Washington. 100 years ago, you could be killed on the street for being anything other than straight or denied jobs. The Lavender scare of the mid century brought this more to light. The AIDS crisis that started in the 80s and bled through into the 90s and 2000s as new medicines were being invented, further brought negative light to sexual orientations outside of straight. The cause of all of this attention to sexual orientation has been the religions brought over by colonists.

In recent years, sexual orientations outside of straight are finally being seen in a positive light with Lawrence v TX (2003) legalizing same-sex relationships and Hodges v Obergefell (2015) legalizing same-sex marriages. In Bostock v Clayton County (2020) legal protections against job discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity were finally put into place over 70 years after the start of the Lavender Scare.

The attention to sexual orientation has always been part of North American history. It has just changed from acceptance with the Native American peoples to hate, death, and intolerance under the colonists, to a more accepting present day. With some of the positive news in recent years, it can be easy to forget (if you're surrounded by progressives in a blue state) that the hate of sexuality injected into North America in the 15th Century still has hold over large portions of the population today.

Yeah, it's just like growing up. I remember as a kid hoping the weather would finally cool down by Halloween so we wouldn't sweat through our costumes. In fact there were a couple years that we changed which costume we were going to buy because it would have been too hot to wear.

Don't forget, insurance covers 50% before the deductible is met, not after. When a policy has that verbiage, usually there's a footnote that states how those claims are handled in the future. From what I've seen, that could mean that insurance will cover 100% of said procedure after the deductible is met or it could mean a co-insurance of 30%.

After the deductible is met, OP won't necessarily pay 50%. The percentage of the bill that OP and/or insurance will pay will be on a footnote at the bottom of the blue plan overview page (at least it's blue when looking at plans from the ACA marketplace).

If you've met your deductible, you may not owe for the upcoming procedure.

However, you'd need to look at your policy or call the insurance company to see if the procedure counts towards your deductible. Normally the plan specifies that its 50% before the deductible and by an asterisk or buried somewhere in your plan's terms, it may say that it'll be 100% covered after tour deductible is met.

Is your deductible and out-of-pocket max the same? If you've met both, you may not even owe a copay. If you still haven't met the out-of-pocket max, you will still owe co-pays.

Your plan documents or the company will be able to give better answers, as companies and plans can be very different in how they cover things.

Is there a particular VPN router that you suggest?

Also, is there a subscription fee or something for the VPN usage?

Thank you so much for the info!

Is there a way to put a VPN on the router, so that all devices are covered?

It very well could be the line among his supporters who are members of the armed forces, veterans, and their families.

They might have overlooked all the scandals and outrageous things through his campaigns, presidency, and sedition, but this is where many of them have buried their spouses, grandparents, family, and friends.

He set out buckets filled with water like Davy Jones to keep from setting foot on land.

Oh no, you caught me! Lol

Hopefully we can get him out of office so that he can face whatever other charges he's been dodging.

I don't like the defeatist attitude that TX is red until it's blue because of Democrat victory. We have enough issues getting people to the polls, even though TX was the first state to have early voting (since 1980) with polls open at least 9 hours the first week and at least 12 hours the second week and final day. People use the inconvenience excuse all the time and it really brings down voter turnout.

The people moving in from California are conservatives and according to an exit poll in 2018, when Beto was challenging Cruz, the non-native Texans supported Cruz more while the native Texans were voting more for Beto.

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politics/2018/11/09/native-texans-voted-for-native-texan-beto-o-rourke-transplants-went-for-ted-cruz-exit-poll-shows/

He is bad enough that even the Republicans impeached him!

TX is already purple, they are afraid of it turning blue.

In 2020, Biden received more votes in TX than NY.

In 2016, Hillary only lost by about 800,000 votes (5% of the registered voters that year). Biden was only behind by about 630,000 votes (3.7% of the registered voters that year).

Edit: forgot to add "behind by" in last sentence

Check your TX voter registration at:

www.votetexas.gov