What’s even the point of playing the event if you can only earn 14 cakes per prestige? @DeadbyDaylight
Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands are U.S. territories.
Their remote location should be considered in applying U.S. law, especially for restrictions that uniquely burden them due to their distance from our continent.
These Pacific islands are thousands of miles closer to Manila, Tokyo, and Fiji than to Honolulu—which itself lies thousands of miles from the U.S. mainland.
U.S. “Jones Act of the Skies” cabotage rules nevertheless block foreign commercial air carriers from serving these territories, as they do for the states.
The result: sky-high fares, crushed tourism, and isolated communities already struggling with often-crippling poverty.
A carve-out for those territories seems worth considering.
The downside for major U.S. air carriers would almost certainly be minimal.
The upside for the residents of these territories would be massive.
Targeted exemptions—similar to existing maritime carve-outs for some of these islands—might make a lot of sense.
Congress should seriously consider legislation to cut the red tape, boost competition, and deliver fairness to the residents of Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.
Having heard from their territorial governors this morning, I’m considering introducing a bill in the Senate to ease these burdens and look forward to additional input from residents of these territories, U.S. air carriers, and other interested parties.
Kind of funny how Trump spent his whole campaign bitching about energy prices just to make energy prices skyrocket
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Him and Elon ram their heads into each other until one gets knocked unconscious, then the other gets to decide what feature they’re making worse that day.











