An OS really shouldn’t be “interesting” it should be boring, just work and be secure.
T-mobile “Surprise bitches”
Lousyana finally won that crown.
Mississippi #48 in Best States Overall
#25 Crime & Corrections
#50 Economy
#35 Education
#45 Fiscal Stability
#50 Health Care
#48 Infrastructure
#20 Natural Environment
#35 Opportunity
Louisiana #50 in Best States Overall
#50 Crime & Corrections
#49 Economy
#47 Education
#41 Fiscal Stability
#46 Health Care
#49 Infrastructure
#49 Natural Environment
#44 Opportunity
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings?region=LA%2CMS
Solidifying their lead as being the worst state in the union.
Do you want Khan Noonien Singh?
YES!
American Taliban
Are any of his views backed up by Jesus?
When You Elect MAGA Clowns, You Get a MAGA Circus.
Economists who have researched this topic for decades have found that the rosy economic impacts teams promise rarely pan out. “Though findings have become more nuanced, recent analyses continue to confirm the decades-old consensus of very limited economic impacts of professional sports teams and stadiums,” the Kennesaw State University professor J.C. Bradbury and his coauthors concluded in a February 2022 review of more than three decades of studies on economic impacts of stadiums. Even when adding in social benefits from stadium investments, welfare improvements from hosting teams tend to fall well short of how much the government spent to obtain it. Put simply, the authors found, “the large subsidies commonly devoted to constructing professional sports venues are not justified as worthwhile public investments.”
Sounds lke the voters dodged a moneysink.
Over the last 26 seasons, the Arizona Coyotes have at times been bankrupt, ownerless, a ward of the N.H.L., the subject of relocation rumors, and, more recently, in a prickly relationship with the owners of their home arena. The team has long struggled to draw fans to its suburban rink,
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/17/sports/hockey/arizona-coyotes-glendale-nhl.html
Arizona’s terrible NHL team is begging voters for $200 million to build a permanent home, but stadiums are consistently huge money pits
Like a less popular sport like the NHL is going to be really profiable. Getting rid of the flat tax and school vouchers would be more effective.
But many economists maintain that states and cities that help pay for new stadiums and arenas rarely get their money’s worth. Teams tout new jobs created by the arenas but construction jobs are temporary, and ushers and concession workers work far less than 40 hours a week.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/public-money-used-build-sports-stadiums
Hope so Scrotus made up bullshit to end roe vs wade.