Are you kidding? Pindrus is a right wing zealot who represents the most anti-democratic constituency in Israel and said he'd like to blow up the Supreme Court using a bulldozer. GTFO of here with that noise.

Yeah, MA and CA definitely have more high earners and more companies. The point is that saying that more social programs = higher taxes isn't necessarily true. It ignores factors like the size of the tax base, where state income is coming from, and the outcomes of those social programs. Many social programs like free family planning or a housing first model of treating homelessness end saving the government way more money than they cost.

Affordability is only one factor that they looked at. VT is generally more affordable than MA. They also looked at quality of life and healthcare. Healthcare is definitely better in MA and depending on the metrics they use quality of life may be as well.

MA and CA have more social programs than VT.

MA has more expansive social programs than VT, and CA has even more. Read the article, affordability is only one thing that they're looking at.

Decriminalize some drugs, but fuck meth. Keep that shit illegal and crack down on it hard.

>FTX represents the largest political campaign fraud in US history

Maybe it's the largest that's been so thoroughly exposed, but I doubt it's the largest. It's almost impossible to tell with campaign finance laws being so weak.

McWhorter also received the Medal of Valor award in 2018 because of his response during a 2017 officer-involved shooting in Colorado City. McWhorter and Deputy Charles Roldan were responding to a search for Dennis Flowers, who had an arrest warrant out for a robbery.
Flowers allegedly pointed a gun at McWhorter, according to the CIT report for the incident. Roldan first shot Flowers twice, and then McWhorter shot the man 10 times “until Flowers fell to the ground.”

Who do they think out of staters are buying these houses from? All that money that people are paying when they buy houses at these inflated rates is going to...Vermonters.

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H.98 seems pretty reasonable.

Get a job in the South Burlington or Essex Westford school district, they're two of the better/higher paying ones in the state. Once there, use professional development money to have the school pay for your masters.

KenTacoHut would be ideal

It seems like there were a bunch of different incidents. In certain incidents they found out who did it and only charged the students for 1/3 of the damages. In other incidents they didn't know who did it so they spread the charges out among the students. The question is, in the incidents where they know who did it, why didn't UVM charge them for the entire cost of the repairs.

Prior to running for office she did humanitarian work for the Red Cross and an organization that monitors independent contractors (cough...mercenaries...cough) compliance with human rights laws.

You didn't catch them on a bad day. Mamajuana couldn't pass the very low bar of properly cooking plantains.

Santiagos is great. Mamajuana is overrated.

That sucks, but thanks for telling the rest of us so we can stay away from it.

What was your insurance company?

I don't believe you because you're very, very wrong.

If they're older than like 26 (or something like that) and living alone then probably. If they're under 26 or have roommates who bump their combined income to over $60k then probably not.

Yes. UVM has need blind admission. If people are concerned about that being an issue they can just hold off on filling a FAFSA until after they get their decision. That way schools won't know their household income.

In state students are more likely to get accepted. They just get way, way more out of state applicants than in state applicants.

They accept lower quality students from Vermont than they do from out of state.

Will do, thanks for the recommendation.