Harold Davis6 said:The absolute worst part about this whole thing is that Emil was actually a great guy. Then the Republican Party just went and screwed him over. Check out this clip of him shredding on the guitar And back in the day, this track was basically sitting at number one on every single chart
How does a "decent guy" end up joining the Republican Party? Was he acting before, or is he acting now? Honestly, it’s a toxic situation when you have to perform a version of yourself just to survive... it feels fake to me... either he isn't guilty and they manipulated him, or he fell in with the wrong crowd... maybe he thought he was joining some community prayer group, only to realize they tricked him into joining the one party defined by serious criminal convictions.
darkhawk30 said:"They signed off on 11 subscriptions, even though the city administration only consists of the mayor and four employees," Šimunić stated.
I assume those other seven were just perks for family members and significant others.
It makes perfect sense that they scrubbed every trace of it; they aren't about to let themselves be publicly humiliated.🥱
They didn't delete the data from the phones!!! 🤦
Someone had to issue those phones, complete with full names. You can't just wipe that kind of data. If it somehow disappeared, the former mayor would be automatically liable...
So... the territory that felt the tremors nine months after Washington, D.C. is actually going to outpace Washington, D.C. when it comes to reconstruction! It’s obvious. The Republican Party crowd only puts in the bare minimum effort where they think they can actually win an election. Everywhere else? They couldn't care less. Kudos to Međed! And honestly, bravo to those Washingtonians who voted for the Republican Party!
What’s the logic behind someone who once wanted to be a priest joining the Republican Party? I mean, if you can't make it as a clergyman because you just can't handle the discipline required, why not just pivot to the only major party in the country constantly being indicted for massive criminal activity? What even is that... some kind of twisted penance?
electricnomad8 said:...those self-proclaimed "owners" of a surplus of smartphones (the whole neighborhood knows exactly which ones) will parade through town with pride, acting just like the petty thieves they truly are.🤦
I still can't wrap my head around who the remaining phone users actually are. There were 11 total. Subtract the 5 employees, and you're left with 6. One goes to the Council President, and two go to his deputies. So, who was using the other three phones? And more importantly, is the former mayor going to answer for misappropriating public funds? That's blatant embezzlement. By the way, since he branded his successor a "hack," does that mean he’s officially admitting he's a thief?...
Robin Jones2 said:What I find most absurd is the Republican Party bragging about winning Laramie County, a territory previously held by Dada Milinović and his crew of political castoffs from that very same party.
And they purged him over "breaches of party discipline"—not for criminal activity, theft, nepotism, incompetence, or corruption, but simply because of internal party nonsense.
Speaking of those West Virginia Republican types... what kind of honest local is actually going to vote for that little brat who acts exactly like a shrieking, bickering village grandmother? Milinović is bad enough, but this Petty guy... he's a disaster! Don't these voters have any standards at all?
crimsonwolf26 said:I have to agree, this whole thing with Spider-Man feels off to me. He acts like he’s struggling to make ends meet, but honestly, he’s probably already set himself and his kids up for life. At this point, he could easily retire and just live comfortably on his savings.
Word is his wife did a hell of a job cleaning up all the evidence... It’s a tough situation for Spider-Man. Again, I'm just repeating what I've heard, but he's keeping everything strictly under wraps behind closed doors.
Emily Smith6 said:Republican Spider: I’ve finally reached the point where I’m the one asking for a job, much like the countless people who used to come to me begging for work
Word on the street is that this "new opportunity" for Spider might be the Director position at Yosemite National Park.
"I really wouldn't comment on those rumors right now. But if you're asking whether I'll find myself in the same position as so many citizens who sat in my office pleading for any kind of help finding employment... well, I suppose I am in that situation now," said Spider.
The Republican Party will surely look after its fallen soldier
Word on the street in San Francisco is that Spider's real issue is his young wife. Apparently, she never learned how to save a dime or plan a major purchase... 🤣
The Rugvica Municipality has its own Tourism Board, which somehow manages to pack more people into its various committees than there are actual beds available for travelers in the entire town... It’s a joke. In fact, Rugvica didn't see a single tourist during all of 2019 and 2020! Since they had zero visitors back in 2019, you can't exactly blame the pandemic for this "tourism drought" 😉 Does jel Mato čičak (Republican Party) have no clue how to handle the media, or is he just naturally dim-witted? Or maybe he just relies on endless scandals to stay relevant? Of course, the locals went ahead and re-elected him with a massive 70 percent majority in the first round for another four-year term! hahahahahahhahahhaha This was published on Telegram, and the kicker is that they actually shut down the Tourism Board's website right after Telegram sent over an inquiry... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How on earth is it possible that out of every single restaurateur in Chicago, it’s Ana Lisak (Republican Party) who ends up being the ringleader for this "corona" party? What a massive coincidence...
Politics An assistant secretary for the Republican Party was paying membership fees for 14 party members using funds straight from the Island City budget.
Hard to know where to even start.☕
So incredibly sexy... I honestly think we should just cut out all the middlemen, the wholesalers, and the brokers entirely. Why not just funnel the taxpayer money straight into the party coffers? Thank God someone finally had the bright idea... clean accounts, long-lasting power...
That’s just how they operate at the top of the Republican Party. That's the standard for their lawmakers—the supposed "sacred pillars" of our nation and those unparalleled patriots...
So, unnamed counterpart from an unnamed counterpart used unnamed counterpart to install energy-efficient lighting on public streets just to cut down electricity costs, yet somehow their lighting expenses actually went up!!!!!!!!!!!! THE REPUBLICAN PARTY KNOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
***** unnamed counterpart replaced unnamed counterpart at the state house when he was busted in that unnamed counterpart scandal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The takeaway from this report: if everything was truly above board, why did the wind farm owner, unnamed counterpart, visit the minister, unnamed counterpart, before the loan was even approved? And more importantly, why did unnamed counterpart insist that unnamed counterpart show up solo?
Is it just me, or is it a total mystery how the entire party membership can suddenly turn around and back Plenković's coalition with the minority party, all while viciously attacking people they used to bash just not that long ago?
Jeremy Sanchez4 said:Anušić went off on Pupovac, claiming he’s the one behind this whole mess. I get that election season is hitting hard, but I wonder what Plenković and Pupovac are even going to say about this...
What do you think they'll say? We're less than two weeks out from the election—anything goes at this stage. It’s all perfectly synchronized within the coalition. They’ll be licking each other's wounds in exactly four weeks... and then everything will be "fine" again! Until then, Pupovac stays quiet, and Plenković won't even have time to process what Anušić actually said.
brightheron64 said:Well, you can't help but get a little emotional when things hit home...
General Krstičević has thrown his full support behind Bobanov’s bid for County Executive: he believes Blaženko is someone who truly lets his actions speak for him, so we should give him the chance to keep driving progress here in California...
Just hand Krsto some matches and a stack of paper, and let him burn down City Hall...
briskhound44 said:A kid with Asperger's ended up behind bars just because of some bush and an olive tree getting burned. Then, under circumstances that haven't really been cleared up, he suffered a brain hematoma and passed away.
Hadezeov's big shot, that lifelong Governor, basically torched a movie set and saved the country from Satan! I guess that means he deserves a direct ticket to paradise.
It’s funny how much it bothered those big-shot Catholics that they were filming a movie where Satan is portrayed as evil. It wasn't a film glorifying Satan; it was a film showing that the devil is the devil. I haven't actually seen the movie, just heard about it on CNN...