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Why do these people think "work from home" means "never leaves home"?
If that was true I wouldn't have spent so much ******* time in traffic yesterday
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Basically she said you need to be in the office so we can **** our coworkers. That’s insane I’d rather mess with ppl I don’t have to send Excel files tooWhy do these people think "work from home" means "never leaves home"?
If that was true I wouldn't have spent so much ****ing time in traffic yesterday
Florida farmers can thank Republicans for helping destroy the citrus industry of their state.They should have asked each person if they voted for DeSantis
The combination of extreme weather and disease impacting citrus fruit is expected to drive down Florida's orange crop to its lowest level since before World War II, shrinking the state's already dwindling supply and promising to send orange juice prices even higher.
In the 2022-2023 season, Florida is expected to produce 20 million boxes of oranges, the Department of Agriculture said Friday. That would be a 51% decline from the prior year, and the smallest amount produced since the 1936-1937 season.
Citrus psyllids reproduce so rapidly that they develop a resistance to insecticides within a year. Spraying to control them while trying to revive trees has driven up farming costs. Growers are spending $663 more per acre than they did the year before the discovery of the bacterium, a 54 percent increase.
A study by researchers at the University of Florida and Virginia Tech shows that climate change will allow the psyllid to spread to states north of Florida as their temperatures rise.
According to the report, the pest thrives in temperatures between 60 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. That is bad news for growers in Florida, whose temperatures hover in that range year-round. It means the bug is here to stay.
“Much of the Florida citrus groves are already pretty inundated,” said Leah R. Johnson, an assistant professor of statistics at Virginia Tech and co-author of the study. “It’s going to be hard because we didn’t catch it early enough.”
The Dapper Don should get on this upcoming trend, maybe he’ll get better advice
The Dapper Don should get on this upcoming trend, maybe he’ll get better advice
LOLhttps://thehill.com/homenews/campai...eal-trump-criminal-justice-reform-if-elected/
DeSantis says he would push to repeal Trump criminal justice reform if elected
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said Friday that if elected president, he would call on Congress to repeal the criminal justice reform bill signed into law by then-President Trump, his latest attack on Trump from the right.
DeSantis, appearing on “The Ben Shapiro Show,” criticized the First Step Act, a bipartisan bill passed in 2018 that reduced mandatory minimum sentences, expanded credits for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences and aimed to reduce recidivism.
The Florida governor, who officially entered the 2024 White House race on Wednesday, called the legislation “basically a jailbreak bill.”
“So one of the things I would want to do as president is go to Congress and seek the repeal of the First Step Act,” he said. “If you are in jail, you should serve your time. And the idea that they’re releasing people who have not been rehabilitated early, so that they can prey on people in our society is a huge, huge mistake.”
Imagine going to Target to get a birthday card and seeing these fat weirdos recording a music video in the aisle
https://thehill.com/homenews/campai...eal-trump-criminal-justice-reform-if-elected/
DeSantis says he would push to repeal Trump criminal justice reform if elected
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said Friday that if elected president, he would call on Congress to repeal the criminal justice reform bill signed into law by then-President Trump, his latest attack on Trump from the right.
DeSantis, appearing on “The Ben Shapiro Show,” criticized the First Step Act, a bipartisan bill passed in 2018 that reduced mandatory minimum sentences, expanded credits for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences and aimed to reduce recidivism.
The Florida governor, who officially entered the 2024 White House race on Wednesday, called the legislation “basically a jailbreak bill.”
“So one of the things I would want to do as president is go to Congress and seek the repeal of the First Step Act,” he said. “If you are in jail, you should serve your time. And the idea that they’re releasing people who have not been rehabilitated early, so that they can prey on people in our society is a huge, huge mistake.”
Imagine going to Target to get a birthday card and seeing these fat weirdos recording a music video in the aisle
I obviously hate the deal because of the compromises, but I was expecting worst.Biden, McCarthy reach tentative US debt ceiling deal
The deal would avert a default, so long as they succeed in passing it through Congress before the Treasury Department runs short of money to cover its obligations, which it warned will occur if the debt ceiling is not raised by June 5.www.reuters.com
Forgatio Blow's Vice doc was the hardest watch everThe fat dude in all black singing extra hard.
Enough with da cancel culture