Instead they stuck with Harris which was a hell no candidate. I get it, the original plan was to run Biden again, and they had to scramble last minute to put up another candidate, but still, that was a bonehead move. Most people hated the Biden administration, should have gone with someone else. 

Or increasing the number of vehicles affected.

Megazilla V2 would be far less confusing.

My point exactly.  Ditch the primaries and have an open election with all candidates then take the top 3-4 vote getters and have a runoff.  That seems to be the only way to get a centrist candidate elected.  If the dems were smart they would have gone with a more moderate candidate who was against open borders and other extreme left ideals.  They would have won in a landslide.

And that is my point.  The fired up nut jobs turn out at primaries and too many don't pay attention and they stay home.  Trump didn't have the stones to debate Haley..he figured he didn't have to.  And he was running against the weakest ticket ever.   He got a lot of Dems and Independent votes, not as votes for him, but as votes against two clueless people.    Too many people stayed home instead of voting in the primaries.

It’s interesting that Lucid’s financial stability was highlighted. I wonder how being an outsider will impact the House’s leadership and future decisions.

Same guys tested an old Ford V10 Super Duty without balance shaft (rotating) to prove it won’t “blow up”.  Never heard that myth so not sure how widespread it is.  Apparently some don’t understand what balance shafts do.  Obviously their 4-valve V10 does not have one.  Wonder if original Ford V10 prototypes with 4-valve heads also deleted the balance shaft?

That's because you don't know anything about Ford Performance.

I keep seeing a lot of reports of Ford sending out new recalls to redo prveious incorrectly done recalls

I'm loath to enter what has become a political discussion, but will add this: the primary system is broken. Both party's primaries cater to their fringe/extremist elements (both sides of which have figured out they can influence the outcome of their respective party's nomination in vast disproportion to their % of the electorate), resulting in essentially an impossibility that either party will select a more centrist candidate, instead selecting a candidate that, of necessity, must court that party's fringe/extremist element to win the nomination. Both parties need to, but won't, determine a way to correct this imbalance. Until they do, we'll get nominees, that as DeluxeStang wrote "So it kinda felt like picking between two STD's."