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The critical caveat is that several contentious states rather blatantly violated the laws they did have on the books with changes to procedure via executive fiat, improperly printed ballots, incorrect materials for ballots, and many a chain of custody broken. Entirely aside all the statistical...

The point is that you don't need to make shit up to get this number because as compared to the scale of what it's for it's nothing. A year under the "elevated" current emissions relative to the anticipated reductions is a third the risk of a single skiing trip. Less than one in thirty-six...

It breaks down to about one in five million per year, across those thirty years, estimated to be saved by the emissions difference. Give or take for the estimated population change. Edit: To be exact, 2,184,000,000/331,449,281/30=0.22 micromorts.

Voter fraud is when you cast an illigitimate ballot, generally under your own name. Election fraud is when you alter the counts after the ballots have been cast, generally using the names of others. The misled Florida criminals were committing voter fraud, the people knowingly entering such...

The hardware for that has to get into the reactor, thus being in the way of maximizing the efficiency of the systems, so it's extremely pointless for experimental designs that are in no way net positive. Now that a theoretically net positive fusion reactor has been created, it's worth looking...

Pretty sure it'd take like three well-placed riots to sent most of the Leftists right up their own asses in fear, and it's a good "opening move" for an outright civil war. Doing it to Pennsylvania's State Department seems the best target, if one were to insist on the Glowup, since they're...

IIRC, since student loans give the colleges and universities their money up front, forgiving them is not an expense but instead purely a loss of revenue... For the financers that actually give the loan money, because I think the government actually uses normal banks as the source of capital for...

I think the issue is that it cripples the Congressional delegation behind how these agencies can design regulations in the first place. Edit: Okay, looking at it some more, it seems that the main target is actually that the SEC gets to appoint its own judges, making it a completely parallel...

They'll have continued to buy out the government throughout the process of setting it up, and the issue is the cooperative oligopolies having quite ridiculous perverse incentives, with the most important of these being specifically because of government regulation. Drug companies have to deal...

Relentless "stimulus" horse-trading surgically targeted to Congressman constituents to open up political bullshit. There really isn't a TL;DR for what is IIRC a slightly over 2,700 page bill.

Not legally speaking. They live on being in an awkward grey area of digital transactions, despite having been acting increasingly like a bank and becoming obscenely important to the economy.