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re: Health Insurance premiums

Posted by Nobelium on 10/23/26 at 10:31 am to
Easy there, Karl Marx. You know as well as I do that this country was founded as an economic zone and the best choice always in every situation is whatever makes the red line go up the most. It's your moral imperative to pick up the tab for illegals who are paying nothing so corporations can suppress wages and increase prices.

If you don't like paying a second mortgage for healthcare, move to China.
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As absurd as it is, Brian Kelly is probably the sole reason why they’re even relevant now

The guy made the BCS national championship once and the 4-team CFP twice back when those required perfect seasons. Lost 6 total games his last 4 seasons at Notre Dame. For some reason gets raked over the coals for not beating 2012 Alabama, 2018 Clemson, or 2020 Alabama when any one of those teams would run roughshod over the current CFB field.

Then took over an LSU program in the worst shape it's been in since the '90s and had some moderate success in a pretty brief period while the sport underwent an unprecedented transformation that has particularly impacted the SEC.

He's not Don Coryell but people talk about him like he's Chad Morris
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having him in the US is better than having him somewhere else in the world.

Elon Musk is a businessman, not a theoretical physicist or an aerospace engineer. He's not Edward Teller or Wernher von Braun.

No other nation on Earth could provide him with the technical knowledge, technological and economic infrastructure, and direct financial support (i.e. grants and government contracts) that the United States of America does. Elon Musk needs the United States, not the other way around.
There is an aggressive ongoing push to get white men to abandon college and abdicate fields like law, medicine, academia, tech, business, military leadership, and government to "others."
The building that he spends 14+ hours a day in is probably a 2 minute walk from a gajillion dollar workout + performance nutrition complex.

How can you expect discipline, work ethic, attention to detail, and 100% effort from subordinates when you can't even be bothered to not be 180 pounds overweight with unlimited nutrition and fitness resources at your disposal?