They put these numbers on the Internet, anyone can find them in less than a minute eia.gov/state/?sid=TX#…
Oklahoma actually depends more on solar & wind than Texas does
Iowa depends more on solar and wind even than Oklahoma, vastly more than Texas eia.gov/state/?sid=IA#…
Federal agencies collect this information with the taxes you pay. They post it online for all to read. You don't have to fill your brain with toxic junk from performing liars.
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So about the below tweet, which I somehow didn't see until today. I get the point Jim_Jordan *imagined* he was making. But the point he is *actually* making is more interesting ...
Yes it's true that wine drinkers are somewhat better educated than beer drinkers and somewhat higher income. But the starkest divide between beer and wine is gender, not class. Women prefer wine over beer by a margin of 2 to 1; men prefer beer over wine by a margin of 3 to 1
Saying "We're a party for beer drinkers, not wine drinkers," is an alcohol-benchmarked way of saying, "We're a party for men, not women."
The Trump brief for the trial that begins today is mostly shoddy work, but it raises one argument worth attention, summarized below in bold
The brief's text: "The Constitution only grants the Senate the additional power to remove a person's right to run for office as *part* of the process of removal from office. When a person ceases to hold office, he immediately becomes a private citizen, impervious to removal ...."
Unlike the rest of the Trump brief, this argument is not idiotic. I'll be thinking about it during the debate today.
The Super Bowl helps me to understand US politics. I reflect on how little I know or care about it - and then try to fix in mind that this is exactly the way the median voter thinks and feels about elections.
"The Bucks versus the Chefs you say?"
My late father - who did like football - used to tell a story of being in NYC over Super Bowl weekend. He had a brainwave: one of his favorite restaurants had a tourist section in the front - where he usually got seated - and a celebrity section in the back. He realized ...
The American economy is likely to expand a lot in 2021-22. People from low-wage countries around the world will want to seek work here. If the Biden administration continues to send the message, "Just show up" ... it's going to have an unending border crisis on its hands