- Western nations aren't funding people to work in Russia.
- Russia requires people who live there and accept funding from overseas to register as foreign agents
Yeah, those of us living outside swing states are basically limited to kicking in money and volunteer time. I'm lucky in that I was able to catch a bus to a swing state this past weekend, and spend a couple days knocking on doors.
To the contrary: people have shifted to having to travel long distances or get pills through the mail without local medical support.
In some states (eg: Idaho) these are substantially inaccessible.
Maybe I'm confused. In any case, I don't think i can buy them locally anymore.
It's not a bad thing to have as a backup for a condom; the main issue is that some of the spermicides increase HIV transmission risk, so you typically don't see condoms with spermicide in the lube anymore.
It's not about understanding — it's about making nice with people who wish the South had won.
It's not about "man up" — it's about having the votes in Congress to do it. We didn't have that in 2009, when we last tried, and I'd be surprised if we have them now
For sure. I just don't expect it to be durable unless we elect Harris.
The problem is that the things he can do without congressional support can be easily overturned by the next President — and the Republicans have a majority in the House of Representatives.
The paper makes it clear that it can — and it's actually important to avoid doing things like random murder. But the kind of nonviolent acts we've seen so far aren't a problem.
They also had a null result on policy support; the main impact was activating people towards more moderate activist groups.
I don't expect commercial extraction to be limited to one area.
In practice, I see people in your situation spend their additional budget on insulation and an air-source heat pump, rather than go to geothermal.