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Well for one it would be to make it illegal for politicians to trade individual stocks. Something 90% of Americans support. Congressional members that are not acting on the will of the people need to be voted out. To make up for it we could increase salaries for them. Stronger monopoly laws. Term limits. Stricter laws on lobbying (ie get corporate America’s out of it). There are answers to the problem.

Now THAT would be a ride

Seems to be a lot of talk from the brothers lately about it makes me think it's on the table. It would be awesome.

Oh yeah definitely biased. But I mean just look at what Spring Creek offers as a track compared to Unadilla. Unadilla is fast, limited jumps and soft turns. Spring Creek has every type of turn, huge elevation changes, 3 types of dirt. Best spectator viewing out of all other tracks.. Spring Creek is a way better option.

Perhaps you are biased but I'm on board with Spring Creek, it's spectacular on all accounts.

Nope Millville is a far better track than Unadilla. Unadilla is basically flat with almost zero jumps...lame. Spring Creek gets the biggest nod for the next new Des Nations track in USA.

Spring Creek gets my vote for the next MXoN in the USA

I went through that and waited until both boys decided... that riding wasn't their thing. So I am stuck with a very low hour CRF250R whose value has dropped to almost nothing that I should have sold years ago.

We don't live in a democracy.

I can’t believe people actually think these are funny… Makes me want to start an Instagram account just to pump this stuff out and monetize the shit out of it.

It's already fixed so good I don't have to vote, and has been for some time, and in fact I didn't vote in the last three elections. I voted third party in several elections before that. I don't know why it took so long for me to realize that it was a complete waste of my time to go down there and fill in the little circles.

I know you and many others here don’t really care about economic realities. But here you go. In 2020, the Trump Administration cut a deal with OPEC to drastically cut oil production. This deal was agreed upon to be in place through April of 2022. Article Here: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=45236 Obviously as the economy opened back up in late 2020 and especially throughout the early part of 2021, with that OPEC deal still in place, with people ready to spend money and travel like they couldn’t do for months, inflation was sky high. That’s basic capitalism and economics. It starts falling right...

My favorite time to remind everyone of national gas prices and receive downvotes and quotes because a gas station by their house is cheaper now than it was 6 months ago, so I’m obviously lying October 24 - 3.26 November 24 - 3.17 December 24 - 3.13 Jan 25 - 3.19 Feb 25 - 3.24 Mar 25 - 3.22 April 25 - 3.29 May 25 - 3.27 June 25 - 3.27 Y’all should be swimming in cash with how much you’re saving at the pump

I live as far from Commiefornia and even that shithole Scottsdale as you can get.... I live in the spot where people escaping Commiefornia and shitholes like Scottsdale run to... Gas is still over $3.50/gallon and grocery prices aren't dropping.....am I a dumb ass too?

Can we agree we do not know what was said during the meeting? There are measures in place to put the hammer down on Russia if things do not go the way we planned, I believe this may be a play to see what moves Russia makes following the meeting in Alaska. In regards to Ukraine I believe Trump is correct, like it or not the prerequisites for the war ending have been on the table for a while. Ukraine is not in a position to win this war outright and retain all the land that Russia has stolen/taken from...

Going into the meetings Trump said there would be extreme consequences if Putin didnt back down. Coming out of the meetings Trump has totally flipped and now saying it’s up to Ukraine to end the war. That doesn’t trouble you? There is a bill in congress that would put sanctions on Russia. Theres been no pressure from trump to pass that bill like he has done in the past for other bills. Edit: on top of that rolling out the red carpet and applauding a war criminal authoritarian is an insane look. What would conservatives reaction have been if a...

Alright honest question for the liberal minded members here, the lefts consensus is that Trump basically boot licked Putin correct? What would you have liked to see him do differently? In which manner would you have liked to see him present himself?