i said i would like to improve our tax code. i think we should have a tax code that looks like somebody wrote it on purpose and i think we should simplify our tax code flatten it and make it more fair. my opinion it s the viewers money. they have earned it and i want them to keep more of it. we can go in a better direction with our tax code that is going to take time. it s going to take a term or two as governor and it s going to take a growing economy and a more effective government. threat you propose $4 million in additional spending. that s a ridiculous notion. what i m saying is we should enforce a supreme court which is the voters are clear in their intentions that we pay back these schools were the cuts we took. you want to appeal it. you want to defy the order. you are looking for every opportunity. the question started with you opposed it. they would have been more cuts or schools. every opportunity we had to make a commitment to education you have been on the
Ovidio Cartagena, senior art director at Wizards of the Coast on Magic: The Gathering (MTG), talks about The Lost Caverns of Ixalan and reveals new art.
How Magic: The Gathering’s New Wizard School Brings Back Some Familiar Faces (And Spells)
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Old friends, old spells, and a whole lot of rivalries clash in the halls of Strixhaven.
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With the longevity
has achieved, so many story beats and classic cards are lost to time new sets, new stories, new play modes and standards, new narrative progress. The game’s next expansion, and newest setting, is hoping to do much the same…while serving as a chance to pick up on some old threads. Set to be released next month,