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  • Legal Eagle did a video on this and brought up some interesting points I dont see very often.

    1. What happens to all the Federally-Owed land and military bases in Texas?
    2. What happens to Shared assets like the gold on Fort Knox?
    3. What happens with the National Debt?
  • The "catch pads" are where they screw you over. They have to be changed regularly. My wife has had to change the pads more than buy new ink. And then you need a $10 code to reset the counter ON TOP of the pad.

  • SUPER high level, and slightly biased explanation: corporate home buying.

    Large investment firms like buying up property increasing the demand and raising prices. This prices normal people out of being able to afford a house. It also raises other housing related costs like rent, because these firms want to make a profit. This in turn prices people out of being able to afford ANY housing.

    When we're just numbers on a spreadsheet, there is a certain level of vacancy and homelessness, that maximizes profits.

  • You are factually correct about "30% of the vote in CA". But I think you are misinterpreting the data. PEW says that in 2020 96% of people voted strictly along party lines. PEW shows 30% of registered voters in CA are GOP or GOP leaning. Which means whoever the GOP candidate is would have received 29% of the voter REGARDLESS of who the candidate was. And before you point out the 1% "gain", Biden "gained" 6% over registered DEM voters using the same metrics in CA.

    (I sourced PEW because they were the first Google results that had the stats at the detail level I needed)