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Forks Over Knives is, chiefly, religious dogma. Just something to keep in mind.

A valid medical card is valid until it expires. When you get a new one, it becomes valid the day you get it and you should be able to scan and email it, or fax it, to the carrier. Any DOT certified doctor should have the paperwork on hand for the examination. I don't know why you are going...

It seems the more high profile a trial is, the more the prosecution overreaches and tries to male a big splash, and ends up doing a belly flop. I was lucky enough (or unlucky enough) to be able to watch every minute of the OJ trial, and even though there is no doubt in my mind that he did it...

If you take the tip of your nose off the bark of that tree you will be able to see more of the forest. This trial has everything to do with Trump. If if didn't, then Rosenstein would have recommended prosecution of Manafort years ago when he was in charge of the FBI investigation into Manafort...

Do I Need a USDOT Number?

Speaking of jokes, it took Netflix three months to realize Michelle Wolf wasn't funny. Her show got canceled.

OK, I've merged the old ExpediterGuy into the new OG guy. You have all your posts so they'll show up under the new screen name, and you should stil have all of your PMs from before.

Wasn't the old TJPOHIO44 changed to <Expediter Guy>? I can merge the old into the new if you want. That way you'll still have all your posts, points and messages together. Welcome back!

That thinking stems from what happened to Bill Clinton. He was impeached along party lines for political purposes instead of being impeached in a nonpartisan manner with the support of the people. In the end he became more popular.

They could. It would ultimately be up to the Attorney General (Sessions), so it's unlikely. The legal reasoning behind not indicting a sitting President is laid out meticulously, with the primary factor being that the Constitution already prescribes the governing body (Congress) and method...

Just for the sake of pedantics, the special counsel's findings go to the Attorney General (or in this case the Assistant AG), who then reports to Congress.

What do I know? I'm just a moron van driver. :D

I've heard company drivers generally referred to as steering wheel holders going back to when I was in high school. I lived across the street from a steering wheel holder who referred to himself as a steering wheel holder. I never thought of it as a pejorative.

How never dies. If it does People see right through spin. Politicians in particular see through it, so even if the Dems sweep November, Trump himself will have to do something significant enough to get not only a majority of Senate Republicans against him, but a significant majority of the...

It is. Not only that, but opens up the opportunity for further Q&A, which benefits everyone.

Same here. Seen the trucks, but never talked to any of the drivers.

Not necessarily for me. They may have been recommended by a recruiter or someone else who knows it's a decent company, but might not know the details like pay or whatever. I was just curious. But I also wanted to ask the question just in case a red flag might need to be planted, in case he...

The Press certainly won't frame it that way, but it sure looks like Obama, Clinton, and the higher ups at DOJ, FBI and Intelligence all conspired to prevent and then overthrow the duly elected government. I'm pretty sure there's a federal statute that makes such an action illegal. At the very...

Works here. It's an embedded video, so I can watch it directly on EO via the Chrome web browser on the phone with no problems. Just tap the arrow and it plays. Some of those are laugh out loud funny.

Just out of curiosity, if you can't find any information on this company, why are you looking to go with them?