looks like your IQ dropped below 80 now
Do you ever read any history books. Where did you get your degree and what did you major in? Have you spent your entire life in the remote back waters of Nebraska?
How many languages do you speak with a 126 IQ? lol
Jeebus....126?
And still didn't vote for Trump.
Hope you are happy with what your current president helped start in Ukraine.
DJT had 4 years to prove himself and IMO he didn't. He strikes me as a narcissist whose primarily interest in being POTUS was self-aggrandizement. IMO the Democratic and Republican candidates for POTUS in 2020 were both bad choices and there wasn't one of them enough worse or better than the other to earn my support, so I didn't vote for either of them. Since 1900 Nebraska has voted for the Republican candidate for POTUS in 25 of 31 elections, the last time when I was 9 years old, so my decision not to vote for POTUS for the first time since I started voting for POTUS in 1976 had no influence on the election.
I think that JRB, Jr., has done a lot of harm to our country and is likely to go down as amoung the worst POTUS in history, but his history hasn't been written yet.
JRB, Jr., didn't invade Ukraine, VVP did. VVP may have figured that JRB, Jr. would respond to his invasion of Ukraine in the same manner that BHO did ito his invasion of Crimea in 2014.
BA in history, BA in geography, emphasis in urban planning, MA in education, and an MBA, emphasis in finance and operations from colleges in New England and KS.
I lived in GA, KS, MA, NH, and VA before moving to NE. Omaha isn't a major city, but it ranks high in most surveys of U.S. cities with populations less than 1,000,000. A lot of the upside of a city without most of the downside. Violent crimes is mostly black on black in northeastern Omaha or Hispanic on Hispanic in southeastern Omaha, almost no crime of any kind near me. I used to live about 20 miles south of downtown Omaha in Cass County, but moved to Douglas County in 2005 because the school district where I live, Millard Public Schools, offered a lot more variety and a higher level of public education than the school district that we had lived in. Wtihin 20 miles there is a AAA minor league baseball stadium, a nice art museum, a nice zoo, a nice music hall, a nice convention center complex that hosts a variety of entertainment options, and an airport with direct, non-stop, service to 19 major cities from coast to coast. Before COVID, I used to fly to Denver about every 6 weeks, take the shuttle to Breckenridge and use the old Lincoln Aviator that we keep there to visit/walk-though the 18 condos that our company owns in Breck, Copper Mountain, and Keystone. Now I don't go as often, but we have only had all 18 units open for business since 11/21, after being closed down for nearly 20 months.
I speak English and understand enough French and Spanish to get by. If I retire in CO I'll probably brush up on my Spanish skills via Rosetta Stone, since most of the laborers seem to have, or pretend to have, very limited English skills. If I retire in AR I'll probably have to learn Ozarkian, but I don't think Rosetta offers that option. If I retire in NH, I'll probably have to relearn Yankee, but, alas, no Rosetta for that dialect either.
