Can you expand on that?  I haven't seen anything about it.

I'm not sure if Lucifer is referencing the lawsuit by Stefan Passantino against Cheney, but here is an article by Newt Gingrich wherein he trashes Cheney and explains why:

https://www.realclearpolicy.com/articles/2024/01/11/liz_cheney_vs_stefan_passantino_the_jan_6_committee_fraud_1004191.html#!

It is perfect, if you like:
 Burning heat and freezing cold.
And bugs the size of birds,
And rattlesnakes.

But at least they don't try to tell you how to keep warm or cool or what to drive or where to live or almost anything else you want to do.

Texas doesn't allow car manufacturers to sell directly to consumers. All such sales have to be done through dealerships.

I found this interesting and thought it may interest some of you.

And the republican led congress

Damn, I missed when they took over.

Just to throw something out there. We've seen a lot of fires, like the recent Texas wildfire. What if this were actually a government operation using lasers to start some of these fires?

Much more high-tech and expensive than just having someone use a match!

Here's how to start a fire with a laser:
https://www.ourpcb.com/laser-fire-starter.html

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/details-failed-russia-ukraine-peace-deal-first-months-war-revealed

Details Of 'Sabotaged' Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal In First Months Of War Revealed

Here's the original WSJ article:
https://www.wsj.com/world/russia-ukraine-peace-deal-2022-document-6e12e093?st=jzk6nv1sa9btmmm&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

I wonder what that means.

Maybe "We're going to spend the rest of the dough on getting sloshed."?
Seriously though, it states later on "AFP Action will instead channel its resources to finance Republican campaigns on the congressional level"

A little story on how I came to buy an airplane:

Our flying club wanted a plane with more useful load than the C-150 we are leasing. We had four members for a few months but dropped back to three. We had set  a limit of about $5000 each toward the purchase. We'd borrow the rest and looked for something under $45k - $50k as a stretch. That meant something like  Cherokee 140 or the like. C-172 prices had climbed into the flight levels, so they were out of the question.

I volunteered to guarantee a bank loan to the club's nonprofit corporation. I decided to seek a loan via AOPA Finance and spent a couple weeks working with them but they couldn't find any lenders under any circumstances that would lend to a flying club, regardless of who signed a personal guarantee. I asked if they had any lenders who would finance a purchase by my wife and I in which case we would lease our plane to the club. This was a week before Christmas. AOPA Finance said they'd look into it but never followed up. I was getting antsy so decided to try lightstream.com on December 29. Their rates for a 12 year term on $30,000 were between 9.34% and 13.74% (their rates for something other than an RV/Boat/Aircraft were typically even higher. AOPA was claiming rates between 7.1% and 9.99%) My wife was good with us covering the difference.

I plugged in claimed income and assets and submitted a loan request to Lightstream. Within hours I got an approval at 9.64%. I expected them to ask for supporting proof of income and assets but they didn't. And there would be no lien on the airplane (they make clear the borrower should NOT list them as a lienholder on any vehicle registration.)

As it happened I found two C-172s for sale below our limit: N7303A (on trade-a-plane; located Los Alamos, NM; asking $50k) and N7305A (on one of the Facebook aircraft sales groups; locate West Liberty, KY; asking $42.5k firm) Asking prices were close to vref.com estimates. I found it interesting coincidence both came off the assembly line one airplane apart.

Anyway, after doing some comparisons and dithering made an offer on N7303A. Closed on Feb 9, flew United to Santa Fe on the 11th. Flew the plane from Los Alamos to Rapid City on the 12th.

I'm leaving it up to the other two members on whether the club should lease or buy the plane from us. It feels odd to finally own a plane after all these years of renting since I considered an ownership stake being too expensive for just a hobby thing. Even if sold to the club I'll still have an equity claim on the plane.