If you use mail-in voting in Pennsylvania, PA supreme Court ruled that ballots with missing or invalid dates on the envelope can be thrown out.

You can track mail-in ballots here:

https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/BallotTracking.aspx

Of course, it's not an entirely unreasonable question to ask, and if they were asking it seriously, it could lead to some self-reflection and improvement.

For example, maybe people are trying to assassinate Trump because he's made it clear that he approves of assassination as a political tool, and he's also made it clear that he is a worthless piece of slime. Maybe Harris just isn't quite bad enough to rise to the level of murder to a bunch off morons.

Also Harris hasn't really disappointed anyone. I don't think anyone who plans on voting for her believes she's the second coming of Christ or any bullshit like that.

However Trump is not leading a political movement. He's leading a cult. When you find out your god is just some asshole, you might snap.

Or people who know how minorities are treated and are therefore afraid to become one.

I'm white. This fucking turd doesn't speak for me.

It needs the tell-tale "gone on top and dusting around the back" stubble that makes it clear shaving his head is the only remaining option.

I didn't have the option to have my bank send it in, but I printed a check for each kid each month to cover school lunch costs. I don't know what it cost them to process the checks, but it wasn't all that inconvenient for me to do. If there had been a no-cost way to load funds online I would have done it, but it wouldn't have been much more convenient for me. I'm not going to pay extra to make it easier for them.

I believe this is referring to the Delta plane that flew over another plane on the runway and broke the other plane's tail off.

Donald Trump's response if asked:

"I've never met J.D. Vance. I don't know who he is. People tell me he's a fan, but I've never met him.

"Room temperature" is such an odd way to refer to a temperature.

It never drops below room temperature in a room. Because, you know, room temperature is the temperature of the room.

Whenever anyone talks about how high interest rates are now, I remember when my wife and I bought our house in 1997. We were pre-approved for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage at 7.5%, and we were told to take it.

What we were actually told was, "you'll never see a rate this low again.

they want to go back to pre-civil war

FTFY