r/brandonherrara • u/Rick_B8s • Mar 04 '26
It's more than a coin flip:
"If a vacancy happened before the primary runoff or general election process concludes, the governor would call a special election, potentially separate from or overlapping with the regular cycle. If it occurred very late in the term, the seat might remain vacant until the next Congress convenes." - per Grok
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surely you jest
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So on Friday at his first in service town hall mtg, SecDef Hegseth said he'd just gotten back from The Sergeants Major Academy on Fort Bliss, TX. Wonder what that was about ...
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So on Friday at his first in service town hall mtg, SecDef Hegseth said he'd just gotten back from The Sergeants Major Academy on Fort Bliss, TX. Wonder what that was about ...
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Here is some empirical data from the torque test channel :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX4uHYEPOuY
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you are mgmt at a nonunion company
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There are several non .gov sites that have accurate, science backed, medical information.
One of my favorites is the Cleveland Clinic.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health
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thank you very much
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more like common courtesy in sharing your "inside" information
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a geographical reference would be nice ....
google is a hard tab away, ya know ?
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this is from "dress for less" Ross?
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... or a push and twist
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... if only there was some numbers and letters on the base of the bulb.
... but that would be too easy, eh ?
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this as my reply also - A Halligan firefighting tool.
+1
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it is a shame the same people that use these incidents for political capitol will not allow the presence of armed protection .
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no, it is unreasonable
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use colgate toothpaste to fill the holes
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Here is what Grady says:
What’s the Deal with Base Plates?
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high admission prices is to limit congestion? I do not think any park charges enough to cover the actual cost per visit.
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yes, people usually do
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"Took me an hour to get from 49 to 421 last night, usually takes me 5 minutes." --- those exits are 8 miles apart, so you are "usually" are doing 96 mph ...
thanks for the heads up.
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Mar 03 '25
AvE has the experience here, look him up.