I missed this one earlier and I am sorry. Because holy fuck, look at that fucking skeletor look alike. They should just finish embalming his ass and cover him up. Prefferably in a sanitary landfill.
No one is even interested in building new coal burning plants because theyβre too expensive. All of the above means building cleaner sources of electricity to replace the aging coal plants that are being shut down.
"Shutting down energy projects that support an all-of-the-above energy portfolio is setting America on a dangerous path."
This is true, which is why the push for more renewable energy in a variety of forms, in addition to current fossil fuels options. You'd think an actual US Senator would know this, but any more it seems they're not sending their best.
I always thought of Montana as this gorgeous, pristine landscape, a place for hunters and fishermen and Native Americans who cared deeply about the land and the water and the flora and fauna. Basically, what the 1970's statute aspired to.
My vision of Montana is not THAT anymore. And they sure do breed some truly horrid politicians. But we can still hope that the kids have started a trend with this case.
See, I always think of Montana as the western-noir setting of Hammett's "Red Harvest", and as the place that made Steve Albini such a dark, edgy, but ultimately decent dude.
So the GOP policy is: Let's NOT protect the best thing about Montana so that oil companies won't have to watch their annual profits plunge to the high ten figures.
MT fascist assholes will remove that passage from the constitution. Guaranteed.
Funny you should say that. Current AQI is 450, as the smoke from wildfires has settled on the town, where before it had been drifting overhead. Luckily(?), and to your point, I like the heavy wildfire smoke smell.
"Trump said the fire in Lahaina was Biden's fault, if only the Hawaiians were diligent about raking it wouldn't have happened, in fact, I am proposing legislation to have all these far left teens (that is, all of them) conscripted to rake all of Montana"
I missed this one earlier and I am sorry. Because holy fuck, look at that fucking skeletor look alike. They should just finish embalming his ass and cover him up. Prefferably in a sanitary landfill.
Now *that* is the Commie Girl that made the old ππ ππ¦π¦π¬ππΊ worth picking up; π΅ππ΄ππ. π
Also SMΓAGOL LIBELS, PRECIOUS
What about the red hallucination? The belief that the entire country agrees and supports policy positions supported by a small but very loud minority.
Ya know that Montana Constitution thingie, well, Res Ipsa Loquitur, ya moraaannnn
Iβm sure the Montana legislature never expected that Constitutional provision to be enforced. Kinda like the Endangered Species Act
Or the Florida migrant workers' law. It's politics, not policy. We never intended to enforce it.
Sounds like ~someone~ has investments in the fossil fuel industry. Juicy lobbying fees also too.
"Green Hallucination" was the song Taylor nixed in favor of "Lavender Haze."
About three bong hits and you're good.
No one is even interested in building new coal burning plants because theyβre too expensive. All of the above means building cleaner sources of electricity to replace the aging coal plants that are being shut down.
Last I heard, renewable energy was cheaper to produce than fossil fuels.
Daines. Somewhere, there's a bridge lacking a troll.
"Shutting down energy projects that support an all-of-the-above energy portfolio is setting America on a dangerous path."
This is true, which is why the push for more renewable energy in a variety of forms, in addition to current fossil fuels options. You'd think an actual US Senator would know this, but any more it seems they're not sending their best.
I always thought of Montana as this gorgeous, pristine landscape, a place for hunters and fishermen and Native Americans who cared deeply about the land and the water and the flora and fauna. Basically, what the 1970's statute aspired to.
My vision of Montana is not THAT anymore. And they sure do breed some truly horrid politicians. But we can still hope that the kids have started a trend with this case.
See, I always think of Montana as the western-noir setting of Hammett's "Red Harvest", and as the place that made Steve Albini such a dark, edgy, but ultimately decent dude.
Personville was a very corrupt mining town.
I just recently learned that book was the inspiration for the Cohen Brothers film Millerβs Crossing
So the GOP policy is: Let's NOT protect the best thing about Montana so that oil companies won't have to watch their annual profits plunge to the high ten figures.
MT fascist assholes will remove that passage from the constitution. Guaranteed.
You see kids, when you grow up, you;ll learn to love smoke.
Funny you should say that. Current AQI is 450, as the smoke from wildfires has settled on the town, where before it had been drifting overhead. Luckily(?), and to your point, I like the heavy wildfire smoke smell.
This is fine
I find the heavy wildfire smoke smell ominous.
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Unleash the Yutes.
one of my bad ass heroes.
"Trump said the fire in Lahaina was Biden's fault, if only the Hawaiians were diligent about raking it wouldn't have happened, in fact, I am proposing legislation to have all these far left teens (that is, all of them) conscripted to rake all of Montana"
I can't even tell if this parody or if he actually said it.
He did say it was Biden's fault
WHAT IS WRONG WITH HIS FACE
AI.
The same thing that's wrong with his brain, I'd guess.