How long do you give Pete's array of Dem Signageign
 

The Mrs has decided to out her liberal self this cycle.

What are you doing for Thanksgiving and Christmas now that you won't be welcome at the relatives anymore? :haha:

You didn't put an option for "they won't be trashed at all." That's my vote. My conservative suburb is full of Beto signs, and I love it.

Cruz is especially unlikable (and he was trashed by Trump, so even hardliners aren't all that enthusiastic about him), and Beto especially likable, so you've got different dynamics.

Yeah, sloppy polling.

Does a few holes shot through count as trashed?

I’m gonna say yes.

ok, I voted. Going out on a limb, I'm guessing/assuming your nearest neighbor couldn't shoot them from their porch ;)

His aim isn’t what it was...

Your Dad? Don't tell me she put them where your kin can see then from their porch. :facepalm:

Thank goodness the days of shared outhouses are gone...

To be fair, I had to look at Trump signs for a full cycle.

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Wait a minute.

You guyz have individual outhouses?

Blame government regulations.

Government regulations can give you irregularity.

as can too little fiber.

or too much.

Same applies to regulations. Too much can be harmful. Too little can be just (or more) destructive.

We know that industries that have more regulation deserved it. The finance industry is a perfect example. When deregulation occured, then a massive recession happened. Need we cite 2007 because George Jr implemented economically destructive tax cuts, eliminated necessary regulations such as Glass–Steagall, and encouraged massive economic activity that was not in open markets.

Regulation finally made possible broadband. A technology that existed in 1981 and was not implemented until laws both defined it and made it the internet finally available.

Few would remember how bad air smelled in the 1950 and 60s. So bad that bumper to bumper traffic literally meant headaches. And adjacent land, subjective to toxic emissions, still remains contaminated today. All that stopped when regulations, implemented first in early 1970 vehicles were required. As a result, cars became more reliable, got better gas mileage, and needed less parts. Another example of why some industries need more regulation to be productive.

One example of a industry that needs regulation is social media. Even Mark Zuckerberg admits it.

looks like the popular vote was wrong?...

Well for Pete's sake, we hope so.

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