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  • Because they’re complicit. They can’t challenge the system because it works for them. Which is why the most progressive legislation is always proposed right after Republicans take control of either chamber.

    The Democrats don’t want change, they want things to stay the way they are, or at least, only move to the right a little bit.

    It doesn’t matter that one party is objectively worse than the other. That we have actual ghouls and goblins in charge of the government, because the other half of the government kinda wants them to be there. So they can point across the aisle and say “man don’t those guys suck? Shame there’s nothing to be done about it…”













  • I make Span-ish rice based on a recipe a gal I used to work with gave me. Her whole family was from Mexico. It’s pretty simple, do with this what you will.

    2 cups long grain rice.
    2 cups good chicken stock (I use better than bouillon).
    1 small can tomato sauce.
    A lot of cumin. Like a lot.
    A can of adobo sauce (optional).
    1 can of Rotel (optional).
    2 tablespoons of butter

    Melt the butter in a large saute pan (nonstick is wise), toast the rice and ground cumin until the rice smells nutty. While that’s going mix together the tomato sauce, stock and any adobo sauce or blended chipotle peppers you plan on using. If you don’t like it spicy I’d still suggest using a little adobo. When the rice is toasted and in the liquid and Rotel. I generally stir it together here. As soon as it’s boiling put a tight lid on it and let it go at a good simmer for 15 minutes. Take it off the heat, remove the lid and fluff the rice with a fork and let it sit for a few minutes. This is a good time to taste for seasoning and add salt if you feel like it’s needed. I find this gets better as it sits. Always better the second day.

    If you plan on adding any veggies like onion, Bell pepper, or corn, I’ve found it’s best to saute them separately and add them back to the pan with the liquid. I’ve never added chicken but I would imagine if you use chicken thighs you could do the same thing.