There's a very common conservative tactic to make sure the government runs badly then say it sucks and we should get rid of it. It's an irony of ironies that people who hate government run it.

I don't agree with Famousone much, but will second that El Paso does, indeed, suck.

The Dead Kennedys said it best: give me convenience or give me death.

Ivy League schools have huge endowments in the billions that could cover the tuition of students for decades and they could still live off the interest. They thrive off their reputation and prestige, but the education you'd get there is the same as any other university.

Yes, that is called trauma informed space. So often social services are designed with budget and nothing else in mind because we have this (not untrue) idea that our funding will be slashed at any time, so we rewire our brains to work on a panic level instead of a nurturing level. Trauma informed space is not only economical, it works better and helps people more. The day center at the organization i used to work at was rebuilt was trauma informed in mind and it made a world of difference.

The McMahons are pretty awful people all around.

You didn't over analyze, you just restated with more words.

There is the "Waffle House Index," which measures the severity of a disaster based on if and how many Waffles Homes are closed in the area.

My money is on Trump not knowing a damn thing about Black Wallstreet, but Stephen Miller definitely picking the location to fuck with people.