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IT'S ABOUT TIME! Talk about stupid and inefficient, this ridiculous changing of the clocks twice a year is a drag on the economy and a giant PITA for our citizens. It's time to get rid of it once and for all.

It falls into the category of efficiency for our economy so it makes perfect sense that it's on the list of projects for Elon and Vivek's DOGE.

But unfortunately it has to be approved by Congress. They need to get the message that we want this to be done... NOW!

We all know Elon is rich enough to pay scientists to do the work. So, if women could be genetically altered to lay eggs like chickens... that are small eggs with little humans inside that grow into normal sized humans... would you do it vs the "live 8lb birth" thing?

Just seems so much easier to lay a small sized chicken egg than a giant watermelon that is alive. Who came up with that and why is it better?

Just lay the fertilized egg... sit on it at work and hatch your baby.

Clearly Elon would want to design the eggs so don't mix them up with cooking eggs... wouldn't want to hard boil your kids. Maybe make them like... checker board patterned...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Keep in mind how hard the plumber had to work, climbing all those ladders and jumping over all those barrels. Also consider that he was risking his own life to save yours.

Ross Perot ran as an independent candidate for President of the United States in 1992 focusing on several key issues:

Economic Policy:

Perot's primary focus was on balancing the federal budget and reducing the national debt. He advocated for:

Economy Reforms:

Cutting government waste and inefficiency

Simplifying the tax code

Stimulating economic growth and job creation

Political Reforms

Perot positioned himself as an outsider seeking to reform Washington. His proposals included:

Implementing electronic "town hall" meetings for direct democracy

Limiting the influence of special interest groups and lobbyists

Instituting congressional term limits

Trade Policy

Perot strongly opposed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), ("that giant sucking sound from Mexico") arguing it would lead to job losses in the United States.

Other Issues

Supported stricter gun control measures.

Favored increased research into AIDS.

Advocated for comprehensive national healthcare reform.

Initially hesitant on gay rights in 1992, but openly supportive by 1996.

Perot's campaign style was unconventional, relying heavily on television appearances and infomercials to communicate directly with voters. His populist message and outsider status resonated with many Americans, leading to a strong showing for a third-party candidate in 1992, when he received 19% of the popular vote.