There is a heavy element of malice here, but lest we forget there's also more incompetence than any other administration in history, even the first Trump admin.
That dish was then taken to New York where shredded cheese was used in place of the slices used in Neapolitan pizza.
Pasta on the other hand, does descend from a Chinese dish. Sort of. The Proto-italians actually invented some types of pasta dish themselves, notably the precursor to lasagna and ravioli.
To be fair, every Air Force base had higher than average Reddit usage back in the day. It was one of the few websites not blocked by default. I don't know when that changed, Because I was out before then.
Finally, the guy who invented the system threw it out as deeply flawed. Mostly because it doesn't find the Pairwise winner, i.e. the candidate who can win in a one on one election vs every other candidate. Also called the Condorcet winner.
The rail strike was bad, but then Biden turned around and got the rail workers almost everything they had been asking for.
As to Foreign Policy, what specifically was bad? The pull-out from Afghanistan? It's hard to stick the landing when the guy before released 5k enemy fighters while reducing the US military presence to less than a skeleton crew.
But other than that, the US was mostly respected by the world under Biden. We had some bad trade deals from Trump, but were working on fixing things.
As to splitting the Democratic party, that's a great way to never win elections again. Because you cannot have three viable parties under First Past the Post voting. It's literally impossible.
Biden did a fine job as president except for two little things. Gaza and Marrick Garland.
As to supporting Biden, no shit he did. At the time, Biden was the president and had been elected via primary as the Nominee. And as we know from recent history, not supporting the democratic nominee means that the Republican wins.
Did I say you had to rely on Solar for your electricity in the winter? No? And remember I said brand new heat pump. The newest models can work in much colder temps.
Also, if you're in Wisconsin, you might be getting your power from nuclear (about 16% of the State's power production). Which is far better than fossil fuels.
So you're telling me you've only ever used shitty, low budget induction. Likely only ever used the countertop plug in units.
An actual induction stove is much better than that.
They are a dream to cook on, they have all the speed of gas, but none of the side spill heat. All the heat is concentrated in the pan itself.
Woks do have issues due to their shape. And those issues crop up with any western style stove. So who cares. There are eastern style induction stoves, they're more expensive but work fairly well.
Or you can buy a cheap countertop unit and pretend that its the best induction can be.
Another fun fact, they usually don't just select a single strain for the yearly vaccine. They often select a handful of strains, and net on one of them being the one.
That hinges entirely on whomever holds the loan.
If it was one person, then no way. But it's not just 1 person, it's more than 100.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/these-are-the-investors-who-helped-elon-musk-acquire-twitter-in-2022/ar-AA1pguJS
There are investment groups in that list, and ties to the Saudis and Russians.
The investment groups might be legally required to margin call if the stock price falls too far, but none of them will hold the full loan.