anubus21

So my hope is that because Murkowski and Collins hold the swing votes in the Senate that Trump will have to nominate a moderate pick more like Kennedy. Also, Flake can hold his feet to the fire over the tariffs if he really wants to. Personally, even though I identify as a conservative/moderate, I am pro-choice and believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law of the land for so long that it shouldn't be rolled back. If he nominates a born again elk hunter with a tattoo of the confederate flag on his ass then it will only energize the Left more. 

MrX said:

Anyone else pumped for Creed II??

Def looking forward to that! Michael B Jordan was great in the first one and has been killing it. Need to watch Fahrenheit 457 (think that’s the name of it) that he is in.

Looking forward to this a whole lot more now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.ign.com/videos/2018/06/26/the-predator-red-band-trailer

Ended up going with the Impreza hatch. Has plenty of room, and if we need to take the dogs around we can use my wife's rav4. Got a top of the line model with all the trimmings and for $40 less a month than either the Honda or VW. Best thing is my car payments will be cut from $509 a month to just over $300 :-) Thanks for all the advice and support!

Soooooo my wife is pregnant with our first child (just found out it's a girl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) and as much as I love my Chevy Colorado it isn't the most practical car for us, the baby and our two big dogs. Also, $509 a month in car payments for the truck doesn't help either. Since I tend to switch cars every couple of years we have started looking at leasing and have a few options. Wanted to see if folks here had any advice or suggestions based on what we are looking at! 

- Subaru Impreza 5 door (kinda small for us and the dogs but can get it as low as $320 on the lease fully loaded)
- Volkswagen Tiguan (bigger, plenty of room and we can get the mid-range model for around $360-370, also has a 3rd row that can fit small kids. Its the new model so lot bigger than the old Tiguan)
- Subaru Outback (big enough, comfy and subaru's hold their value. Again around $360-370 but fewer options available for tech and extras)
- Honda CR-V (I hated the way the older ones looked but the new 2018 models look good, has plenty of tech and probably be around the same as the Tiguan and Outback)
- Mazda CX-5 (looks good, leather seats, all the tech I could want and same price wise as the others aside from the Impreza)

Anyone with a thought or experience with these cars, and of course folks with kids, please sound off and help a redneck out!!!!!

Love ya'll,
Anubus21