Ever been rebuilt?
Probably has a leather washer on the piston, and while those are better than they sound, 75 some odd years has to be a record for longevity.
Too bad he didn't luck into one of these.
As I have said before, academia is, by its very nature, liberal. And it therefore probably is somewhat a monoculture.
And I think one can argue for more "conservative" scholarship without accusing the existing monoculture of being some woke consipiracy of DEI Marxists and trying to destroy it in favor of conservative scholarship. Other than adding a "conservative" scholar, who is truly a scholar and not some kind of demagogue, ostensibly subtracts a liberal scholar.
"Best" is always subjective.
It's one of those things where MAGAts seize upon a tiny kernel of truth and turn it into some kind of woke conspiracy with the worst possible solution.
Supposedly, Inboden hates Trump, or at least is opposed to him. His position at UT is outside of Civitas/Civic Leadership, but rather Strauss/Clements school, which is more traditionally Republican.
So, he's definitely a representative of right wing academia, but probably still respects academic freedom.
I mean, yeah fuck him, but enemy of my enemy type thing.
Connecticut is pretty interesting. People don't think of it that way, but coastal New England is really its own rust belt. Shipbuilding and allied heavy industry that's fallen apart, leaving the economy in ruins save fishing, which has its own problems. Beautiful though.
The acetaminophen/autism litigation commenced around 2022 with private plaintiffs.
And the experts have already flunked Daubert and the MDL is verging on dismissal pending appeal to the Second Circuit.
https://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/MDL/22md3043
This is really untimely performative shit by Paxton. Complete tail-end Charlie.
OL play took an immediate step up on Sark/Flood's arrival. That may have been a confluence of talent/scheme/coaching.
What it didn't do was progress over subsequent years.
Blinding glimpse of the obvious, but for Trump's stated objective of waging war on cartels (and allegedly cartel-friendly governments), this is extraordinarily cowardly and ineffectual.
Only the fact that this occurs in international waters prevents these strikes from being major diplomatic incidents and obvious international crimes. I mean, they're already crimes, but striking sovereign territory would a) put Trump's money where his mouth is and also b) secure an international arrest warrant.
Newport News, but Electric Boat has been the primary builder of US nuclear submarines in Groton, CT and Newport, RI.
Electric Boat tried to buy NN, but antitrust concerns prevented it.
That said, again for "fairness" or antitrust reasons, assemblies of subs are contracted out to various facilities.
I assume that the Philadelphia facility would only build subassemblies.
Well, unless he's stacked the BOR of the UC System with hand picked bootlickers, or at least independent folks, who have in turn appointed bootlickers to the UCLA administration, he rightfully doesn't have much to do with it.
This is where the earlier post about Newsom withholding state funding starts to gain a little traction.
But you see, Biff, because it said Perry high school (not Perry County HS, the local one), multiple people was afraid to send their kids to school, so they done something about it.
Sheriff Larry Weems:
“This has everything to do with a guy coming onto a Perry County page posting this picture leading people in our community to believe that there was a hypothetical Perry County High School shooting that caused fear in our community – and we done something about it,”
“There’s been some very, very bad phone calls that my employees has had to endure.”
:Because here's the thing: whenever you're dealing with something like this and you've got multiple people that is now scared to send their kids to school, we tried to take a different approach and go and speak to this guy and say, ‘Hey, look, this is what you're doing.’"
"What kind of person just says he don't care?"
For a long time, the only people that liked Medicare were the people not on it.
So, yeah, those who have been on Medicare for a while, who are reliable voters, might have seen it as making a shitty system more ubiquitous.
I think, though, they have gained a new appreciation for it as they hear about their children paying $1500/month for health insurance.