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JDs Couch
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The only one actually principled who kept his word to fight for the Epstein victims. And now he's getting death threats from Dear Leader (Pedo Prez) and his drooling supporters.
CRAIG4FSU
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Bless your heart. 7 threads on the 1st page.
TDS is a cruel beast.
TDS is a cruel beast.
70 Mach 1
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Man is a loser and failed at everything he ever did
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Hmm, let's see..
Massie earned a BSc in electrical engineering in 1993 and a MSc in mechanical engineering in 1996 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
In 1992, Massie won MIT's then-named 2.70 ("Introduction to Design and Manufacturing", now named 2.007) Design Competition.
In 1993, Massie and his wife founded a company, SensAble Devices Inc., that allowed users to feel digital objects that appeared on a screen.[17][18] He completed his BSc the same year; his thesis was on the same topic, Design of a three-degree of freedom force-reflecting haptic interface.[19][20] In 1995, Massie won the $30,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for inventors[9] and the $10,000 David and Lindsay Morgenthaler Grand Prize in the sixth annual MIT $10K Entrepreneurial Business Plan Competition.[21] In 1996, his company was reincorporated as SensAble Technologies, Inc., after MIT's Bill Aulet joined him as a partner.[17] He raised $32 million of venture capital, employed 70 people, and obtained 24 patents during his time at the company,[22] which he sold in 2003.
-Won his house seat in 2012 and has won every election since.
Massie lives in an off-the-grid home that he built himself on his cattle farm in Garrison, Kentucky.[4][249][250] He constructed the home while chronicling its progress on his blog, "Building a Timberframe Home From Scratch", using wood and stone that he gathered from the farm.[18][249][251] The home is powered by solar panels and a salvaged Tesla Model S battery he retrofitted for his home's electrical system.
Seems like a lot of success, but sure, you do you.
70 Mach 1
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Hanging paper degrees on the wall doesn't make a leader. All it shows is he was able to remember shit to pass a test.
If i were going in bush to fight a war id rather have john gotti or any bad ass street guy as my commanding officer then this turd ball
He didn't build any house. A contractor did or he wouldn't have gotten permits or a CO
Laputan Machine
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Retarded Trump ass licking is just as cringe as TDS.
He is one of the few politicians that actually has a coherent political ideology that he adheres to, for better or worse.
He's opened the flood gates for Dems to dogpile on and they are jizzing at this but sometimes you have to crack a few eggs. I don't want a republican party existing if they are all just puppets of Israel just as much as I don't want Democrats ever holding power in anything.
He is one of the few politicians that actually has a coherent political ideology that he adheres to, for better or worse.
He's opened the flood gates for Dems to dogpile on and they are jizzing at this but sometimes you have to crack a few eggs. I don't want a republican party existing if they are all just puppets of Israel just as much as I don't want Democrats ever holding power in anything.
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JDs Couch
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Wrong as usual. I disagree with this guy on most of his policy views but I still respect his lifestlye, intelligence and principles.
He literally built his own house himself with his wife and kids.
https://www.hobbyfarms.com/thomas-massie-off-grid/
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"The off-grid house, which measures more than 4,400 square feet—with a 2,200-square-foot basement—was built by Thomas Massie, Rhonda and their children. But it isn’t just any house.
Many years ago, a neighbor had told the family about timber-framed structures. After reading a book or two and attending a weekend workshop, Thomas laid out their home on a few sheets of paper—every timber, every mortise and tenon.
They purchased a heavy-duty bulldozer and began to drag log after log out of their own woods. The family salvaged trees downed during a terrible ice storm that ripped through Kentucky in 2004.
They provided more than 95 percent of wood and stone used in their home. The only concessions were slate for the roof from Vermont—the scrap pieces they used for flooring in their bathroom and mudroom—the cabinets and some wood casings for the windows.
With chainsaws, chisels and incredible tenaciousness, they crafted each timber and beam. Thomas even created his own 3-by-3s to replace 2-by-4s, giving him more flexibility as he framed out the structure.
The off-grid house contains just four metal fasteners. Worried that the two sections of the house might come apart as the timbers dried and the foundation settled, the Massies compromised with four massive assemblies that tie the two halves together.
Supplying your own wood is one relatively easy thing, but a house is far more than that. The Massies quarried stone from various parts of their property, creating floors, roofs, window and door headers, and the centerpiece of the great room—a gigantic fireplace/hearth, complete with a wood-fueled pizza oven.
The Massies don’t just buy and grow local. They build local.
One would think the couple with two degrees from MIT were instead lifelong construction workers, given the care and craftsmanship found throughout the home. You realize when viewing the Massies’ homestead that off-grid building and living is far more about a can-do attitude than almost anything else."
NoHassle
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Laputan Machine
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Who are their top donors?
