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  2. Wait, what? Not what was said.
  3. Jim Jordan, is that you? Sounds like you’re confusing “violations” with lawful grand jury subpoenas. aka, the same reason none of the allegations have gone anywhere. And NO, not all R’s.
  4. Nuclear is the most effective form of energy in forms of energy density and cost.
  5. Typical moronic spin claim, avoiding the fact that both of those require expensive, inefficient peaker plants for when the sun isn't shining, or the wind isn't blowing. Even without those required peaker plants there re several less expensive sources: This chart is for WI:
  6. Yesterday

  7. If you're ok with him violating the speech and debate clause against sitting members of congress, all Rs, not disclose who the warrants were for to the judge who signed off, and basically abuse their authority and spy on their political opponents......... well like I said.
  8. If a complete lack of self awareness had a face...
  9. You are fitting in nicely here. It's both sad and fun as fuck to see!
  10. Public whole they go all "uncle tom" on their own though. And look at the the good points they are all making!
  11. krom replied to Mainecat's topic in Current Events
    CNN Total Middle Eastern crude flows – through Hormuz and around it – are even more impressive: back to 98% of prewar levels, according to JPMorgan. "Given such a strong volume passing through the strait, it is clear Iran is losing its influence over it," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at Kpler.
  12. All true. And she'll still deliver votes among minorities.
  13. says the guy with so few answers he makes excuses to avoid every opportunity to give one.
  14. want to compare the number of competitors at the first SX race of the year to the number of Iron Dog competitors this coming year? I'd offer a bet but everyone here and their cousins know you're a non paying welcher.
  15. Outside of existing hydro power, wind and solar remain the cheapest forms of electricity. Neither are subjected to cost fluctuations either.
  16. Idiot? Did I make the claim ya senile old fuck? You’ve posted over and over how great snoX is and what it contributes to the sport.
  17. mounts have been on backorder all summer, I finally got the 'we have twenty available' email this morning
  18. I ain’t mad about this at all
  19. how about some pesky facts to upset your feelings and opinions... The last large coal-fired power plant built in the United States was the 932-megawatt Sandy Creek Energy Station in Texas, which came online in 2013. Why No New Coal Plants Are Being Built High Costs: Constructing new coal plants—especially with unproven carbon capture technology—costs billions of dollars, making them far more expensive than alternatives. Cheaper Competition: Natural gas, wind, solar, and battery storage are faster to build, more reliable, and significantly cheaper. Market Shifts: Power developers stopped planning new coal capacity due to falling renewable prices, strict environmental rules, and abundant natural gas. 2013... and abundant natural gas Hundreds of utility-scale natural gas power plants have been constructed across the United States since 2013, driven heavily by shale gas production and the retirement of aging coal units. Because the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) tracks thousands of individual utility-scale generators (1 MW or larger) numbering over 2,100 active natural gas plants nationwide, a complete line-by-line inventory of every single facility built over the last decade exceeds a standard listing. Instead, new natural gas capacity additions have been heavily clustered around major gas-producing and high-growth regions: Key Regional Hubs & Notable Additions (2013–2026) Texas & Gulf Coast: Continues to lead the nation in new fossil-fuel capacity additions, utilizing abundant supply from the Permian and Haynesville basins to support local load growth, industrial users, and LNG terminals. Florida: Added multiple massive combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) units (such as modern expansions and modernizations by Florida Power & Light) to replace retiring oil and steam-coal generators. Appalachia & Midwest: States like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Illinois added significant capacity tied directly to the Marcellus and Utica shale plays. Recent additions include facilities like the Trumbull Energy project in Ohio. West & Southwest: Peaker and combined-cycle plants (such as recent additions in Arizona and Utah) have come online to balance intermittent solar and wind generation. go chew on a nice thick piece of some clean coal ya retard...
  20. As bad as Trump is, he’s still 5x better than Biden at any point in his term
  21. At least you went right to the top right off the rip. Rox is pretty much the 2nd thing I order for most sleds.

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