Did I miss something, what are they referring to?

CoMaps was launched after governance concerns emerged within the Organic Maps project. The creation of a new initiative was to have principles of transparency, open collaboration and community empowerment.

And before Politico got bought out by a POS

https://sh.itjust.works/comment/12316808

Oh for sure, I guess I should have said for the most part.

wtf?

Several farmworkers were injured and one died on Friday from injuries sustained after a 30-foot fall from a building during the raid, said Elizabeth Strater, national vice president of the United Farm Workers.

Its frustrating to sea, ect.

It sounds like he was severely trolled. Those aren’t real people, they’re either bots or paid accounts to make people leave. There are ways to counter act it, it’s too bad he’s given up. I wish him the best.

With that many, he probably needed to keep track. Maybe with a list of his clients or something?

Blaming Obama, really? lmao

Museums interested in exhibiting NASA’s space shuttle orbiters after they’re retired in 2010 may need to meet certain requirements set by the space agency on Wednesday, including the ability to underwrite upwards of $40 million in shipping and handling charges.

The prerequisites, which were outlined in a formal request for information posted on NASA’s website, seek to insure that the orbiters are properly displayed, that they are used to “inspire the American public and students in particular” and if possible do so without burdening NASA with having to pay for the vehicles’ preparation and transfer.

The fee per shuttle, which NASA estimates today will run $42 million (but cautions that the estimates are subject to change) are not for the vehicle itself, but the work needed before it is suitable for exhibition.

“It is really not selling the orbiter, it is the preparation,” said NASA spokesman Michael Curie in an interview with collectSPACE, explaining that $28.2 million goes toward “safing” the orbiter, “which is primarily, removing all the hypergolic fuel systems and other environmental hazards from the shuttle,” $8 million for making it ready for display and $5.8 million for ferrying it on NASA’s modified Boeing 747 to an airport near the museum.

http://www.collectspace.com/news/news-121708a.html

What was the competition then? I assumed it was a bid.

“This is not a transfer. It’s a heist,” said Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) during a budget markup hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee. “A heist by Texas because they lost a competition 12 years ago.”

I’m not usually that uptight about purity tests, but it took him like 3 days to do this. At least wait until people can get to know you. It’s like finding out your favorite teacher was hitting on your classmates. It’s disappointing.

Fear and greed. Who is that quote by? It’s great.

Here are many polls that show him under water. The red means more people dislike him than like him.

Edit for source: https://www.realclearpolling.com/latest-polls

I mean, Houston did not receive one of the four space shuttles for public display when the shuttle program ended in 2011, which was sort of a raw deal.

I don’t think they won the bid, isn’t Texas all about pulling up their bootstraps and going for it?

Protest has been working. Slowly, but it’s working. Trump’s approval rating is in the dumpster and I see no way for him to pull it out. His base is dumping him. I’m not sure of what’s next, but take the small wins when we can.

We have to shout for him, there’s nothing he can do. You know, “First they came for…” and all that.

I bet Propublica, occasionally Miami Herald, and the some of the tech pubs are just tired, they seem to be the only ones doing investigative reporting.

“I have no idea what’s going on with David Richardson’s absence,” one FEMA employee told E&E News.

“If this is how they are going to do a major hurricane response, people are fucked,” one FEMA source told independent journalist Marisa Kabas, author of the newsletter The Handbasket.

Kristi Noem, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which oversees FEMA and several other agencies, seems to have effectively taken over Richardson’s role. She arrived in Texas within days of the floods, conducting a press conference with Gov. Greg Abbott (R-Texas) and touring the hardest-hit sites, including Camp Mystic, the Christian girls’ camp where at least 27 children, counselors, and staff died. But Noem has also sought to downplay the federal government’s role in responding to the disaster: “We, as a federal government, don’t manage these disasters—the state does. We come in and support them, and that’s exactly what we did here in this situation,” Noem said at a Cabinet meeting earlier this week.

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/07/what-we-know-about-how-fema-officials-are-failing-texas/

“Of course, the Congress will never do it because they’re all a bunch of, you know, corrupt hacks.”

He’s not wrong, but dude, you voted for him and now you expect congress to fix your vote. Way to pass the buck.

thank you, thank you, thank you. So. awesome.

It’s real. If you look around, they preformed it for one of the morning shows.

I couldn’t find a video of the sixteen tons, that sounds great too. I need to expand my repertoire.