Timothy Sandefur, esq. is a VP at Goldwater Institute, an adjunct at Cato Institute, an editor at The Objective Standard. So basically a Randroid lawyer, which is – amazingly – even worse than a Jones Day lawyer who’d willingly take on Il Douche’s undemocratic*, potentially dangerous, and counterproductive legal actions.
[* isn’t this supposed to be a good thing for prospective Galt’s Gulch residents?]
Lookin’ real good there, LG…
That’s crazy talk! Those carts are purpose-built for Man Shopping: get in, zip down the aisles according the list, grab the essential stuff, get out. No space for children. It’s the USS Defiant of shopping carts!
Do you even shop bro?
Liked for the Defiant reference; I’ll have to keep that in mind next time I grab a mini-cart! 
It’s the Rocinante of shopping carts!
I wonder what effect it had on the black vote considering he got massive gains there.
a 2 percentage point gain from 2016 hardly seems to constitute “massive gains”. i would tend to think that biden’s history with the 1994 crime bill probably had at least as much influence on that as any republican messaging on the issue of “defund the police.”
For races with more than 25,000 ballots — like the presidential contest — the candidates have to be separated by just 200 or fewer votes. Among the almost 3.4 million ballots cast this year, President-elect Joe Biden has a lead of more than 14,000 votes in Arizona.
Eschaton
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Maybe Most Prominent Conservatives/Republicans Are Bad People
Controversial, I know, but perhaps we should examine the evidence.
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