Close, but no cigar.

Hilary Clinton thought that Trump would be the same kind of token opponent she had Lincoln Chaffee be during the Democratic primaries.

Yes, there was that other fellow, but he sold out the day the convention started so that doesn't count.

Clinton and the Neoliberals honestly believed that most people would not be stupid enough to vote for Trump.

She was proven wrong, and our nation's downhill slide accelerated.

Or another option, such as we have in Ohio, is to increase registration fees on hybrid and electric vehicles to compensate for the reduced fuel tax they generate.

From the linked article:

I'm wondering what the regime will do once they figure out that Federal and Civilian Military job information is going appear to go to Canada?

Yes, but on the plus side they get to increase the price because it's got the American flag on it.

This reminds me of the Hitchbot experiment.

The robot was able to make it across Canada, the Netherlands, and Germany, but it met its end in Philadelphia.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FHitchBOT

This regime is committed to trying to bend reality to match their expectations. They will continue to do so by whatever means are available to them..

The question now is what can be done about this blatant attack on not only the rule of law but on reality itself.

You forgot to add the word "Yet."

When the collapse happens, it will happen a lot faster and harder than many people are willing to consider in my opinion.

That doesn't make as much of a difference as you seem to think. It still appears that Trump thinks he can order people to move manufacturing to the United States without providing incentives to help offset the cost of building factories and training workers.

It also still appears that the goal is to take America back to the mid-1800's, which was not a good time for the average person.

Not that Trump or his acolytes particularly care about the average person.

It doesn't matter if it's feasible or economical or even practical.

What matters is if the public can be persuaded that it's good.

And now it's our turn in the United States to implode due to internal corruption.

It sucks that I'm too old to emigrate as a Skilled Worker.

Where did I say that NOBODY should go to college?

Where did I say that EVERYONE should be in the trades?

Yes, there is an issue with the high cost of post-secondary education, and it does need to be addressed. However, that's no reason to dismiss those who find their niche elsewhere.

I have one son who will be getting his Bachelor's in about a year. I have another son who is happily working in his chosen field who may or may not ever go to college.

Let's help our children be the best version of who they are is all I'm trying to say.

I have two sons. My older son is finishing his junior year of college and working part-time in his chosen field. My younger son went to a vocational high school for his final two years, where he learned HVAC, got his OSHA 20 hour card, and became certified to handle all manner of refrigeration systems. He's currently working as a residential HVAC installer and is one of the youngest employees in his company.

Both of my sons have found their niche, and I am very proud of both of them. Not everyone is cut out for college, and we need to understand and accept this.

I imagine things may get a bit more expensive for you (sorry!) but if the Chinese government is smart they'll do what they can to keep the increases to a minimum while doing as much damage to the US (especially the Republican states) as they can.

So where can we get these Sodium-ion batteries?

Who is manufacturing them?

So what you're saying is that we have to destroy the nation in order to save it, right?

Historical context: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.countryadventures.net%2Fwe-had-to-destroy-the-village-11-controversial-decisions-that-changed-the-course-of-the-vietnam-war%2F