They wanted to reduce speed limits so that EV's could
achieve at least closer to their promoted travel distance
thereby assisting in reaching the electrification of everything.
They claimed it was for "emissions", but it never has been.
It's always been about power and control.
"The strikes in the Caribbean against our drug cartels"
@ 40 sec
Can anyone grab that before it's gone.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin
@SenatorSlotkin
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Today in Inkster, I walked through the hectic events of the last few days, including what appears to be the new FBI inquiry.
https://x.com/SenatorSlotkin/status/1993471022910365713
slotkin meaning in hebrew
The surname Slotkin (also spelled Slotnick, Slutkin, etc.) is of Ashkenazi Jewish origin and comes from Yiddish/Hebrew.Its meaning breaks down as follows:It is a diminutive form derived from the Yiddish female given name Slatka or Slotka (סלאַטקע / סלוטקע).
Slatka/Slotka itself comes from the Hebrew/Yiddish word slat or slot, meaning "sweet" or "sweetness" (related to Hebrew מָתוֹק / matok = sweet, but via Slavic influence in Yiddish, where "słodki/slatky" means sweet in Polish/Czech/Ukrainian).
The Slavic root "słod-" (sweet) was borrowed into Yiddish as a term of endearment for women.
The suffix -kin (Yiddish ־קין) is a common diminutive/endearment ending (like English “-kins” or Slavic “-kin”), meaning “little” or used affectionately.
So Slotkin literally means “little sweet one” or “sweet little girl” — originally a patronymic/matronymic surname meaning “son/descendant of the sweet little lady” (i.e., son of Slatka/Slotka).In short:
Slotkin = “little sweet one” (from Yiddish/Hebrew “sweet” + diminutive).
What is the FBI narrative?