Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk
Every time with this guy. Venue shopping needs to stop. Everyone with an agenda is trying to file in his district for one reason, and it's not fair and balanced justice.
I wonder if the name Will is in reference Billy Joel and his famous song The Piano Man.
They're beating on a ragged anime trope trying to make a joke. Everyone lately thinks they're comedian. :eyeroll:
I thought they removed that recently... Could be wrong, though.
He's term limited as governor. Question is what he does next.
Keep it up kids. 🤘
WYSIWYG collaboration platform, I guess?
AOL Keywords.
Anyone remember brands putting their keyword in all their advertisements, like they do for a hashtags and @ signs today?
Same. I call schennagins.
I don't think we disagree here.
Rates are higher than the current market can bear, a result of the artificially extended period of historically low rates. The pandemic can only be blamed for some of this. The prior administration juicing the economy against sound economical principals telling us rates should have continued the rise that started around 2016/2017 contributed at least as much and hamstrung our tools to respond.
Housing stock shortages have long list of causes, as you line out. With so many things contributing to the problem it's hard to cope with, both at a policy level and for us regular folk. An average person needs an explanation that's easy and memorable, and thereby actionable in terms of throwing their support behind. That's not easy when there's not enough fingers to point, solutions to each aren't clear, and there's only so much political bandwidth that can be put towards making change.
It's going to be slow, and not everything will work, but I'm glad there is finally attention on it and it looks like the people who can do things are doing them instead of just talking.
Sure you do. Think back to your school classes. Senators are elected for 6-year terms. Fetterman is basically brand new so that means his election was the last cycle, or 2022. 2022 + 6 years equals 2028 reelection.