You have to take into account the electoral college advantage that Republicans have. It's not enough to just win the popular vote. So, don't forget to vote at all levels when you can. :)

I thought this was a Dune post, at first.

The headline is, “Harris sidesteps spotlight when it comes to her identity.”

Goes to show what a thoughtful great artist Bill Watterson is.

Thank you, Mr. Sketal!

And RIP your creator, Cathy! https://youtu.be/ZYcHOEjGzPA?si=5pCnDQdPcSQB45yk

(P=120 ∧ T=40 ∧ ¬(P∝T))⇒(P=60 ⇒ T=40)

Interesting! Do you see more builds being built at the higher cap, thus attributing to the housing crisis? Thank you for taking my question seriously.

@Ookami38@sh.itjust.works's idea of having a portion be mandated for Minimum Wage rent has some teeth.

Have you? In my city there are a wide range of sizes (flats/multi-room) in different areas (near different industry sectors) with different amenities (washer dryer hookups/pool/dog park/none) across different ages (new builds/recent/decades old).

This adds additional nuance, and I like the idea. Thank you for taking my question seriously.

What about differently sized apartments with different amenities? Sounds like this would force standardization and a race to the bottom on minimal amenities.

Funny joke, but it's not really a trick when it's part of an agreed to trial. There are most definitely unethical examples when a placebo was administered without it being an agreed to potentiality. However, I wouldn't want to brand all placebos as tricks.

That's, uh, not a flat tax, then. You figured out the better approach immediately. And I agree, simplify the tax code while keeping it progressive.