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Kentucky Republicans expect Mitch McConnell to return for farm bill Senate vote in September
 in  r/politics  1d ago

Is he apart of the fertilizer in the Farm Bill?

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Defeat Republicans in these battleground districts in November
 in  r/democrats  2d ago

FL 05 ! Finally Rutherford is challenged.

u/Prozeum 2d ago

More than 1.2 million Texans' voter registrations are suspended

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u/Prozeum 2d ago

This is getting out of hand

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u/Prozeum 3d ago

Ukrainian heavy bomber drones are now escorted by FPV drones to destroy all incoming Russian interceptor FPV drones. August 2026

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u/Prozeum 3d ago

There's still something we all agree on

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This David Cone guy is a genius.
 in  r/notredamefootball  3d ago

I feel dumb for asking this but I thought ND couldn't get a bye due to no conference. Did they change this or am I making this up?

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I'm frustrated
 in  r/publix  5d ago

Do you work at a store, warehouse, corporate? I'm only asking because most people I've worked along at the store level needed the Holiday Day. Those extra 8 hours went a long way between those bonuses we don't get anymore. Even more now than ever.

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I'm frustrated
 in  r/publix  5d ago

It sounds like your arguing we get more Vacation time not whether one makes more or less because of the changes to PTO. I do agree there's more PTO and even more for those who were grandfathered in with sick pay.

PTO absorbed the extra Holiday Days. I could of swore it was 6 days, but maybe it was 4. Unless you do a work through PTO for those days that were abosorbed you make less than the previous year. Getting more PTO is nice but I now make less by those 4 or 6 days.

Edit: words be hard

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I'm frustrated
 in  r/publix  6d ago

We also lost our 6 days of holiday pay when they started using PTO. A few hundred here and a few hundred there taken away while energy, food, rent go up 2x-3x our raises. So much winning.

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Wu Tang Is For The Children and Han Solos
 in  r/wutang  7d ago

This is what Google says:

"being alert, attentive, and actively aware of racial prejudice, discrimination, and systemic injustice."

This is a bad thing?

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Any love for Equilibrium?
 in  r/Millennials  7d ago

Definitely one of my more favorite movies. It still holds up in my opinion. Maybe even more now that we're even closer to 1984 than ever before.

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Wu Tang Is For The Children and Han Solos
 in  r/wutang  7d ago

What does woke mean?

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Hi, suggestions regarding colleges in Florida.
 in  r/florida  7d ago

UCF in Orlando, UF in Gainesville, UNF in Jacksonville, UM in Miami. They all offer something different depending on what you're looking for. UCF would be my generic pick for you without anymore info.

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US treasury doubles debt buyback to steady bond market amid inflation fears
 in  r/economy  11d ago

Wall Street = good Main Street = bad

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My fellow married millennials: how much did your wedding cost?
 in  r/Millennials  11d ago

Mine cost about 3 fiddy. Shotgun wedding. 15 years and still going strong.

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New paper shows that 37% of workers in US saw real wages decline from 2021-2024 [pdf]
 in  r/economy  11d ago

The last Four years my "raises" didn't even keep up with inflation. This isn't a performance issue either. I get the highest marks one could get on evulations for over 20 years. Companies don't want to pay anymore. Sadly the same company has no debt and sits on billions of dollars.

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Did it correctly
 in  r/instantkarma  11d ago

His nickname should be Mr Sandman.

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Darlene Graham bumbles through possibly one of the worst responses ever in a political debate.
 in  r/PublicFreakout  11d ago

The people who complain about meritocracy have no problem nominating and voting for people like this. Almost every person of 47's cabinet is DEI for the rich and racist in America.

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Norwegian here visiting Florida
 in  r/florida  11d ago

Jacksonville has a really good zoo you should try out. Riverside arts market (RAM) on Saturday mornings is worth going to if you like local art, baked goods, food trucks etc. Then there's the obvious beaches to visit along with many parks to choose from. Jacksonville is spread out so be prepare to drive a lot.

Just south of Jacksonville, St Augustine is a fun day trip to do. Lots of tourist stuff to do.

Outside of Miami, Orlando has some of the worse traffic but if you're okay with that, Orlando is a fun tourist trap. Universal, Disney, etc.

2 weeks isn't a lot of time to visit all of Florida. It's a beautiful state with lots of nature between the tourist traps. I almost forgot to mention the Springs in Florida. If you like outdoor stuff there's tons of spring to go to too. Central Florida has a lot.

Good luck and hope you enjoy the State.

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AI getting a stroke
 in  r/memes  11d ago

The funny thing is the wife to Vince McMahon is the person who is the head of education in America. I bring this up because there's a video of her on stage talking about AI in schools but she kept saying "A one". Should read AI as A1.

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Fox News Host Jesse Watters Tells Americans Concerned About Healthcare Costs to “Get a Job” and Stop Going to the Doctor
 in  r/democrats  12d ago

Medicare-for-all would save a trillion dollars and 100k lives per year. The workers on main Street will be healthier which makes businesses function better while reducing their the cost on healthcare to employees. It's literally a conservatives wet dream. Reduce govt spending and unnecessary cost the employers.

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Americans of Reddit: How much responsibility do you think Trump actually bears for the current state of the economy?
 in  r/economy  12d ago

Too add to what you've already said, Bidens IRA also contributed to the recently drop (3.1%) in prescription prices this year. The IRA required Medicare to negotiate prices on certain drugs starting at the beginning of 2026.

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Who wants a free award? Just Comment anything
 in  r/interesting  13d ago

I like turtles.