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Land can be taxed. Without enough assets or income it would be hard to hold onto. Plus in a worst scenario economy the chances of selling such an asset would be close to slim and none. Went thru that with the Bush 1 post Iraq war recession. We had a house we could not sell.

I hope the Macron's take her for everything she owns. Forces her to live in a van down by the Potomac River

Hopefully the Resistance can hold out to then. I'm not really positive

The big thing to me is the FCC Chairman basically used Jimmy Kimmel as a bargaining chip to grant approval for a large purchase and Federal approval in regards to their license. "We can do it the hard way or the easy way" (not the exact quote but that was the drift. "You want this sale to go thru, you gotta do thisl Just think of MAGA's reaction if a Democratic administration had used the same tactics against the Fox owned TV stations in a similar situation, or to force the firing of one of the Fox News Channel's hosts? The current administration and his disciples have to tolerance for any form of criticism, yet they whine like two year olds when they are critiqued or asked to prove their claims. They are snowflakes. Prove me wrong

September 18 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/september-18

Or complained incessantly about "cancel culture" It seems like they're getting a big kick out of pretending to be offended.

More concise from ChatGPT

This is what I got from ChatGPT

Those of us who spent time in broadcasting warned about this when Congress relaxed ownership rules on local stations. We were poopooed by conservatives and libertarians at the time. This is on both parties...both Bush Sr and Clinton are among the complicit Welcome to the Orbanazation of America continues.

If we weren't in an internet monopoly by the local cable service (Cox, soon to become Crapcast) I'd cancel their service and stick with YouTube TV. I am already boycotting Nextstar owned stations, as well as ABC and Paramount. We need a nationwide boycott

Wow, There goes Obama spewing hate again!

We've been on a slow march for a while now. America Inc

This goes back to 1962. An episode of the Twilight Zone. Wonderful performance

September 17 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/september-17

It's a feature. They have 100 gas pumps, no semi's allowed. The promote the bathrooms, constantly cleaned with attendants and everything. I was skeptical at the beginning. Not one to stop every time we travel near one but I've stopped rolling my eyes over super clean restrooms.

1968... VP Humphrey was also extended an invitation but he declined

We had a passing thought about doing that this Summer. We basically followed the Lewis and Clark route from about Ashland, Kentucky to Butte, Montana. Following the Ohio then the Missouri Rivers to the source of the Missouri. That had already put us at 3+ weeks on the road, over 7 thousand miles round trip. The time to get us to the Pacific and back to Virginia was a bit too daunting time wise and $$$. We're talking about possibly flying out to say Seattle, or Portland sometime in the future and hit some spots we missed. I really want to visit Idaho and the Canadian NW sometime.

We did a long weekend in Portland around 2005. One of those Expedia last minute things. Never spent much time in the city. We drove up to Mount Hood, Cannon Beach and down the Pacific Coast Highway with a quick stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory. Along the way we found a roadside fruit stand with some very nice cherries. I remember driving down the road tossing cherry seeds along the way. It was also the weekend we discovered Pinot Gris. Great time.

I remember Mitchell Page, he was in the Pirates farm system around 1974. Played in Salem. The Pirates were loaded with young good outfielders then. He was part of the trade that sent Page, Tony Armas, Dave Giusti, and others for a package that included Phil Gardner.

Yet I'm still seeing Winsome signs (Trumpublican candidate for governor) along rural highways. It's in their DNA

BTW, I'm not an over the top fanboy, but I've been impressed by what I've seen the couple of times we've stopped at a Buc-ee's. The first time out of curiosity, one of the others out of necessity. Service and attitude is good, restrooms live up to the hype. The food isn't bad either for highway fast food

The last couple of times we've tried them the service was horrible. The last time I think we sat for at least a half hour after waiting another 20 minutes to be seated before being told that they had run out of those items. Rather than waste another hour or so of our time, plus a waitress, server who really didn't care we walked out. No one apologized, asked how our meal was or anything. Granted it was about 8 o'clock on a Sunday evening near Beaufort, SC. We had been driving from Fort Lauderdale since about 10:00 and still had about an hour or so to our hotel. They're going to have to do something spectacular before they get our business again.

September 16 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/september-16