racer254

LOL. This is an explanation? LIke I said, too chicken shit.

To chicken shit to explain his view.

Karen2karen still following the narrative

Is this about joe's uncle?

What?

I am betting on one of the 2 teams that will win. The one with better policies.

Are you betting on your candidate to win?

Huh, a republican hoping against one. You need to give your head a shake.

I said that when I was younger, but I smartened up. One will win.

It is betting, betting on the future of the USA. But you would rather PROTEST, good job.

Stop trying to convince yourself. You say you would normally vote Republican, who do you think you are helping by NOT VOTING?

LOL. You keep thinking it is about a "person". Simplistic.

Another REBEL

It's not just biden's world, it is also what many here want.

First pick of the WNBA draft, Caitlin Clark? Or lose your job?

The fact that you put $$$ on a sure loser? Yeah it is confusing......but that protest vote.

Oh such a "protest" LOL. You put $1000 that option c doesn't win?

AFJ?

One will win. Which would you want?

Purdue and UConn in the final. You can put $100 on any team you want in the final, Who votes for ......Duke? There are those on this forum of the same mentality.

well, he isn't. Choose wisely.

There is only going to be biden or trump, Do you both really want biden again?

Bullshit, just the keystoneXL speculation caused the price to go down....BUT IT'S A GLOBAL MARKET. God that is just such a bullshit narrative.

78% of EV owners also have a gas-powered vehicle in their household While 78% of EV owner households also have a second gas-powered vehicle, the number of overall households with two or more cars has increased substantially, to 58% in 2017 from 22% in 1960. So while nearly 6 in 10 households have access to a second vehicle, nearly 8 in 10 early-adopting buyers of EVs have at least one or more other vehicles.

Try again. That proves shit. You really are some lib POS Higher-income households (earning over $100,000 annually) account for 56% of EV owners in the United States. Only 4% of EV owners in the U.S. have a household income of under $25,000 per year.