Quotable Quotes

"It's going to be a communist country if they win...They're crazy...We're not going to let the communism happen." ~ Trump on Democrats, at midterm convention
Fine.
Trump didn't invent fantasy political alarmism, even if he has refined it to unprecedented extreme.

But this close to the election it is horrifying that the Democrats have not coordinated an enlightening, truthful response.

The Dems. have previously been mocked as a "circular firing squad". We can add the 2026 mid-terms to the list.
 
Could be.
Baffles me.
In central New York State I've seen more than one more conventional (orthogonal) traffic intersection reengineered into traffic circle configuration.
This $expense justified as an ostensible improvement.
?!

Thanks.


In quotation, the indefinite article "a".
The phrase "a number one priority" is self-contradictory.
Either it is the number one priority, or not. How magnificent it would be if this were the worst of Trump's failings.
Yet Trump's presidential history is so error-strewn, this otherwise conspicuous error barely registers.

I am ambivalent on traffic circles.
I can't tell who has priority?
They also take more space and need more snow removal.
 
Where the seven roundabouts are is not completely obvious. There are
  • Five mini-roundabouts arranged in a ring.
  • One large central island (the sixth circle) around which traffic flows counter-clockwise.
  • The overall outer loop/junction system acting as the seventh component connecting the entries and exits
Traffic moves clockwise around the five small outer mini-roundabouts and counter-clockwise around the central inner circle, allowing cars to travel in multiple directions and take shortcuts across the middle to bypass congestion
 
Where the seven roundabouts are is not completely obvious. There are
  • Five mini-roundabouts arranged in a ring.
  • One large central island (the sixth circle) around which traffic flows counter-clockwise.
  • The overall outer loop/junction system acting as the seventh component connecting the entries and exits
Traffic moves clockwise around the five small outer mini-roundabouts and counter-clockwise around the central inner circle, allowing cars to travel in multiple directions and take shortcuts across the middle to bypass congestion

The white dot for the top one must have been covered up by a car, and I did not notice the outer loop.
Still seems a little intimidating for a person new to it?
 
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