u/tuneless_carti

I’m a Poli Sci major, and my congressional district is probably the most competitive district in the country. Should I work for the moderate dem or the republican.

I’m a moderate dem/neo liberal but i’m worried that the seat will get flipped. I have a lot of connections with Republican party/candidate office in our district and none with the democrat. However i do have one connection with our senators office in DC who’s a Democrat.

My short term goal is to work on capitol hill after I graduate. And my long term career goals are to work in foreign policy, and i’m far more aligned with republican foreign policy than democrat.

My retired 68yo father told me he bought a life insurance policy for my mom and he is starting talking the courses at WSB.

He is convinced it’s legit and that he can make up to $20k per month somehow. He is unable to even really explain what it is he will be doing outside of recruiting other people.

He has already fell victim to an investing scam 2 years ago and lost $60k and i’m worried this will be the same thing.

I plan on studying abroad in the fall, and I don’t know if I should spend 6 weeks in Berlin then Rome and finally Sydney or just spend the whole semester in 1 country.

The biggest reason for wanting to do multiple is the weather but i’m worried about having to meet new people every 6 weeks and also classes being tougher due to the accelerated nature.

My father bought a ‘25 1500 Laramie and realizes it’s too much for him and wants to trade me for my mazda.

Thinking about selling it and getting a PB, carmax gave an offer of $42k. Has anybody make a switch similar to this? The ride quality and interior on the Ram are incredible but the 16mpg is killing me.