Dense1Voice #5

Akira Kurosawa's "Dreams"

Not only do I pronounce it both of those way but 2 more to boot care-a-male and care-male

Lottery tickets are insanely cheap compared to the potential reward. Buying a single ticket immensely improves your chances of winning. Buying a second ticket has no real impact on your chances. I buy one occasionally as a sort of meditation. There is a potential for good things to happen in life. A minuscule chance but only if we are open to it.

The US has a mixed record on this ranging from Eisenhower's response to the Suez Crisis to whatever it is that Trump thinks he's doing in Iran. IMHO the only real success came when policing other Europeans from interfering

The way the US tax and rental lawas are structured buying is always better than renting

The largest issue in america right now is Trump and the Republican party enabling him. More than any president in my lifetime (LBJ - Trump) they have made this issue quite local

It's not so much a referendum on congress itself as the idea that the party should act in all ways to enable the President to exert power via executive order at all levels down to and including directly against communities and individuals. Similar to the question of slavery until that point is decided it is really impossible to focus on much else

How about "I don't have children" as an answer

Questions like this should always have an, "I don't follow ${sport}" choice

I would shift the question. Whatever we budget we then must tax. ie if Congress votes a budget 10% higher than the previous year it inherently raises taxes across the board to make up that 10%.

The hard question is just what constitutes "competency". Our current mechanism of measure has mostly failed us this century