Questions

In US history, only a handful of sitting Vice Presidents have been elected President, the most recent being George HW Bush 30 years ago. A Vice President almost always serves their term, then goes into the private sector, writes a book, or retires. They rarely have eyes on becoming President.

So, let's go back in time to 2020, when the Democrats selected Kamala Harris to be Joe Biden's VP. What was the Democrat's plan? Did anyone then think that Kamala would be Biden's successor as President? Or just be the typical VP and someone else would be the next Democratic Presidential candidate?

Please vote in the poll and offer a comment/opinion if you like.

I've seen a ton of talk about false accusations, and even saw one post today on the topic. One possible solution would be to give the accuser an option to drop all accusations prior to the case going to trial. It could be the accuser going alone into a room with a form that says "do you want to continue with the case" and if they decline, no questions will be asked, and they would also be exempted from charges for false reporting. Does this seem like a good solution?

One reasonable risk I see would be with legitimate victims being intimidated into dropping charges. But it also offers a good ''out" for false accusers to stand down and save the actual victim from having their lives destroyed.

It's been overrun by cats. I think that's awsome... cats need a home too. Save the cats! Cats rights!

Once an airbnb... just sold for 2.5 million. Pretty sweet deal...

Hope the cats can find good homes.

https://nypost.com/2024/11/01/us-news/donald-trumps-childhood-home-in-queens-is-overrun-by-feral-cats-infuriating-neighbors/