I've been writing postcards and letters to voters. It's a little too late to jump on the postcard wagon but letters can be written until 10/29. It's super easy, you're provided templates, instructions and addresses, you just need paper, envelopes and stamps.
I wrote a ton of both and it did wonders to distract me and give me something of purpose to do at the same time.
I'm pretty sure text banking and phone banking is still going on too.
I'd recommend reading the article, it explains the details pretty well.
Don't care about his interviews but the guy is just a few tones away from wearing a blackface.
Because it actually happened during Trump presidency. People were deported.
Legacy media wants to be the kingmakers, aka "you cannot deliver your message without us, we have to shape the narrative". She's communicating directly to her voters and it's pissing them off. And then, whenever they get a chance to ask her something it's always some inane shit like "why do you think Trump says you're not black" and not a single actual policy question.
Netanyahu and his government will say whatever to drag these talks further out while they are bombing the living shit out of every country around them. None of these proposals matter anymore.
Blin s bekonom, ya peku s bekonom
Blin s bekonom, obyazatelno s bekonom
Blin s bekonom, vot tak ya delaju
Blin s bekonoooom
Pancake with bacon, I bake with bacon
Pancake with bacon, by all means with bacon
Pancake with bacon, that's how I do it
Pancake with bacooooon
If you didn't mean it you shouldn't have lied about it in the first place. What kind of deranged asshat would make up stories like that.
These are listings of doctors who are in network (= covered by a certain insurance provider), but the reality is these listings are fake, as in no longer correct. Insurance companies keep these listings anyway to create an illusion of choice (aka, I am a good insurer and I have a lot of providers, that are contracted with me, for you to choose from).
People who discover that most of these doctors are unavailable, are effectively denied care or have to resort to out of network doctors that are covered at much lower rate or not covered at all (= higher out of pocket expenses).
I guess we'll never know!
If there was an aggregator of sorts that would charge let's say even $25 to watch whatever I'd pay happily. That's what Netflix kinda was before other streaming services started popping up and each asking for a hefty fee.
And your solution to this is...?