Even I could figure out that unless 100% of the airplane was mfg in Alaska,. . . etc.
I had to really mark that part off, just so everyone will get it.You see, our robed masters in Washington have long held that even if you grow/build/produce your own products, you have interfered with interstate commerce simply by taking yourself out of the marketplace.
One of the few good things that came out of the Ds taking control of Congress is that Ted "Oil Apologist" Stevens and his series of tubes was no longer third in line of succession. Anyone working to oust that corrupt, backwords moron gets a gold star in my book.
Whatever he did back in the day for your state may give you a warm fuzzy feeling inside but it doesn't change the fact that a man who doesn't understand that his email problems are due to his own staff's incompetence and not "clogs in the tubes" should NOT be in charge of anything relating to communications. He also shouldn't be serving when he screams like a madman when others suggest that his buddies in the oil industry actually be sworn in when they testify so they can be held accountable for their lies.Whoa whoa wee whoa, homey, one should not judge the great Uncle Ted for actions in the twilight of his career.
Why do we always assume that the only one who could have done something was the person that did it when he was in a position to do it?Every time I use what passes for a road system up here I thank him. This place would still be dirt roads and nose pickers if it wasnt for him.
It's starting to snow, right now... What's the weather like up north?Wildalaska said:Al as soon as winter comes, Im going to maybe do a Wickard thread (if I can find my book)
Someone did a calculation of his extra wheat and found that it amounted to the equivalent of every family member eating 40 loaves of bread every day for a year. The conclusion was that he was actually trying to sell the stuff outside the program he had agreed to. Bad on him.He did that, but also grew some EXTRA wheat, which was said to have been used to feed his animals and his family.