Some Red State/Blue State Indicia

The guys literally killing it.

Except for those homo books 57s kids can’t check out at the library, but he also can’t name them either
 
Doesn't hurt that these states are also filled with people who are choosing to castrate themselves and refuse children so they can impact the weather in 50 years

A lovely trend

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Something spectacular is happening in the Golden State. California—the fifth-largest economy in the world—has experienced a record-breaking string of days in which the combined generation of wind, geothermal, hydroelectric and solar electricity has exceeded demand on the main electricity grid for anywhere from 15 minutes to 9.25 hours per day. These clean, renewable electricity sources are collectively known as wind-water-solar (WWS) sources.

It is impossible to understate how monumental this clean, renewable energy milestone is and how quickly WWS supplies have ramped up. In 2022 and 2023, California reached 100 percent WWS on the grid but only for the occasional day on a weekend—never two days in a row and never during the week. Now it’s an almost daily occurrence during spring. And it heralds in a new era of clean, renewable electricity, which will ultimately power the entire U.S. and the rest of the world for nearly all energy purposes.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/...-beginning-and-california-is-leading-the-way/

no worries...the bacon, avocado and egg on toast sandwich (california's greatest culinary invention) is safe



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bon appetit!!
 
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Alex Nowrasteh, with the libertarian Cato Institute, analyzed the Texas data to make a comparison of immigrants in the country illegally and native-born residents. In a recent post he noted that in 2015 Texas police made 815,689 arrests of native-born Americans, 37,776 arrests of immigrants in the country illegally and 20,323 arrests of legal immigrants. Given the relative populations for each group, he wrote, “The arrest rate for illegal immigrants was 40 percent below that of native-born Americans.”

In addition, he wrote, the homicide arrest rate for native-born Americans was “about 46 percent higher than the illegal immigrant homicide arrest rate.”

Other research from the Cato Institute attempted to provide national estimates. A study published on June 4 used data from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey for 2016 and applied statistical modeling to estimate the number of incarcerated immigrants in the country illegally. It filtered the data using characteristics correlated with being an immigrant in the country illegally, such as whether someone is a noncitizen but has not served in the military or received Social Security income. The research concluded: “Illegal immigrants are 47 percent less likely to be incarcerated than natives.” (And legal immigrants are even less likely to be in jail or prison.)

https://www.factcheck.org/2018/06/is-illegal-immigration-linked-to-more-or-less-crime/

These studies are a bit dated. If anyone has anything more recent do share.
 
it's wrong to demonize an entire group of people based on one person's actions

but it is doubly wrong in this case because immigrants and illegal immigrants in particular are less likely to commit crimes and violent crimes than native-born Americans
 
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