Unless your job gives you a good deal on a plan, a monthly Healthcare plan for an individual(without subsidys), that isn't just doctor/dentist visit, is gonna start around $300+/month. It's wild

i very much doubt that millhouse is going to do anything substantial in regards to immigration. in fact, he's prob going to keep the temporary foreign workers program going since that's what his corporate overlords wants. regarding housing, that's mainly a provincial and municipal issue.

DUDE WEED

Jason Lee is now in council in cali

Idiots who think it was stolen dont remember trumps horrible response to covid and george fkoyd/ahmed aubrey murders

80 degrees today in November

My name is Earl?

You mean the other country won't just pay for them?

So much discourse about "latinos" on social media when this whole time this is fake identity created in the 70s combining various different types of people from different origins into one group 🫤

how do people want coherence from them like this

WARM ENOUGH FOR ME

So the timer from Jan 6 is this

Shout out chatgpt.

In a one-party-controlled U.S. Congress starting from January 6th, the time it would take to pass a new law would depend on several steps and factors, even with expedited sessions. Here’s a rough breakdown of the process and timing in an ideal, fast-tracked scenario:

1. Drafting and Committee Review (1-2 Weeks)
After January 6th, once Congress convenes, the proposed law would go through the drafting process.
Most bills are sent to relevant committees for review, debate, and amendment. In a one-party government, committees may expedite the process, but this can still take 1-2 weeks or longer for complex laws.
In cases of high-priority or previously prepared bills, this stage may be shortened.
2. House and Senate Floor Debate and Voting (1-2 Weeks)
After committee approval, the bill goes to the floor of the House of Representatives and the Senate for debate and a vote.
In the House, debate time can vary but is usually faster if the Speaker prioritizes it. In the Senate, debate time can be longer, especially if a filibuster is possible (though a one-party control may avoid this).
Both chambers need to pass the bill in identical form. If there are differences, a conference committee might be necessary, adding days to the process.
With party alignment, this stage could take 1-2 weeks if pushed as a priority.
3. Reconciliation Between House and Senate Versions (If Needed, 1 Week)
If there are differences between the House and Senate versions, a conference committee meets to reconcile them. Each chamber then votes on the reconciled version.
This reconciliation can be fast-tracked to within a week if managed efficiently.
4. Presidential Signature (1-3 Days)
Once both chambers pass the identical version of the bill, it goes to the president for signing.
The president typically has 10 days (excluding Sundays) to sign or veto the bill. If it’s high-priority legislation, signing can happen immediately, within 1-3 days.
Estimated Timeline
With efficient handling and prioritization, the law could pass in roughly 3-5 weeks, placing it around early-to-mid February. However, unforeseen issues or complexity in the law’s subject matter could extend this time frame.

From that day 1 in office start, we should what to expect in 4 years in a matter of one month

been known for years

Maybe if we point all our missiles at them

Like, My Name Is Earl?

No he basically Perez Hilton but 2024 edition
Also worked for kanye at a time
variety.com/2022/music/news/jason-lee-kanye-west-appointed-head-media-partnerships-hollywood-unlocked-1235202200/amp

we both didn't vote. extrapolate that

drake said during that bobbi interview "idk covid just like disappeared one day" i have some suspicion he leans right

Even Kratom pills wack

Thinking the democrats are the answer is apart of the problem.. you’ve been dunking on people all thread or trying to and have been 100% wrong lmao

Gonna post this again until you read it

Damn

Nicki Minaj better move

Joe Hendry is my president so…

20k/year for my wife and I thru our employers lmao

If we were on either rof our companies "non single" plans it would be 33k/year or so