Posts by ruggeddrifter85

hollowmason64 said:But what exactly do you want him to do right this second?
At the end of the day, it’s the Cabinet—the people directly responsible for all of this, who hand-picked the very officials currently pulling these stunts—that should have been out there in front of the cameras within two days, actually addressing it instead of just reciting empty talking points.
I don't recall seeing you pop up in any other thread asking where the Cabinet was while a massive scandal like this was actually breaking.

Tyler Vaughn7 said:Quincy:

Sugar I guess I should probably mention that... Honestly, you two are talking absolute nonsense. I mean, this is some of the most nonsensical garbage I've ever heard in my life, but even if I wanted to engage, I wouldn't. I’ll just pretend I have no idea what either of you were even asking, because, frankly, I don't have an answer for you.

You don't even have to answer me; just put the convicted corrupt felons right there in the headline.😉

The head of the Federal Real Estate Agency doctored her resume just to hide the fact that she doesn't even meet the job requirements.

briskjackal5 said:Spot on across the board, honestly!

-briskjackal5

hollowmason64 said:I actually froze for a second when Kekinica brought up her mom. 🤣

A local Republican woman was bragging on Facebook about all the perks her party membership card gets her. Fast forward a bit: "I've been hacked!"

fadedgull6 said:The Supreme Court actually upheld the county court's decision. It's not like the Republican Party was convicted this week.

Alex Moore3 said:You're absolutely right that the Republican Party would have passed that law on a second attempt even without opposition. It might have been harder, and they would have taken the full blame, but since the Democratic Party and the Progressives helped them out, the responsibility is naturally shared.
If anything is being weak here, it's your effort to justify why the Democratic Party and the Progressives aligned themselves with the Republican Party in this instance.
It’s funny how you explain that they criticized the proposal so heavily, only to end up voting for the very thing they opposed. I guess Joe Biden just forced their hand.😁
Another interesting point from the link above is that some parties were extremely critical and warned the law wouldn't work. Their representatives didn't even vote for it.
Wait, so the Democratic Party and the Progressives voted for a disastrous law, but they aren't responsible???
Let me try rephrasing that: The Republican Party, the Democratic Party, and the Progressives are ALL responsible for passing a terrible law that has delayed recovery for over a year and risks us having to return EU funds, all while citizens are stuck waiting through another winter in temporary housing. How does that sound? ☕

steelfox98 said:Kazo Bačić is finally out of prison, which might just settle the score with Šveb once and for all.
Some guy on TV actually had the nerve to say, "He's returning to where he’s loved." 🤣

Emily Smith6 said:A bribed councilman’s confession: "They can't prove anything against me; everything was just a verbal agreement..."

Quincy:

The director of the Sierra Club, Elizabeth Warren, testified about how her party leader Harvey Pitt (Liberal Party) and Mayor John McCain (Republican Party) were ordering both the bribery of council members and the hiring of political cronies within the company. View on facebook View on facebook

So this is the "change" promised by the Republican-Liberal Coalition, I suppose.

Carol Newman2 said:Ma'am, what's your take on our Speaker of the House:

Noah Perez5 said:I think we're looking at the inevitable result of decades of eroding standards and systematically crushing any sense of hope.

The recent post from the Belomanastir Republican Party about fixing a single water fountain in the middle of town was almost comical.

People have lost faith that things can actually improve, and I feel like you can really sense that hopelessness settling in across the Midwest now.

We've reached a point where people are actually celebrating a "renovated" fountain; I mean, back in the Middle Ages, maybe that would have been considered an achievement, but is that really supposed to be a competitive advantage over the other party in this day and age?!

As I've mentioned before, any sense of quality has been totally destroyed, and they're selling people absolute nonsense that somehow manages to pass for progress.

It's truly pathetic.

Canada lifted restrictions for Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria, but not for America

urbanrider8 said:There isn't even a trace left

Quincy:

The FBI expanded its investigation today against the head of a small town in rural America, Nediljko bubnjar, following an inquiry launched back in January regarding the misappropriation of at least $140,000 in municipal funds for personal use. Without naming the defendant directly, the FBI reported that from January 3rd through December 29th, 2019, Bubnjar used municipal debit and credit cards to withdraw at least $3.75 via ATMs or bank branches to cover his own expenses. Furthermore, he used those same cards to pay for private costs totaling at least $46 at various restaurants, grocery stores, and other retail locations both here in the States and abroad. "In this manner, he obtained improper financial benefits totaling at least $49, causing losses to the municipality of this small town in rural America," the FBI stated. The investigation into Bubnjar was originally kicked off in January because he allegedly spent a similar amount using nearly identical methods just one year prior. Back in June of last year, the FBI filed charges against Bubnjar and his former deputy, Kristina Erlić, over suspicions that they defrauded the small town of nearly $300 through abuse of power and forgery. In that specific instance, Bubnjar faces allegations of fabricating official business trips to justify per diem payments and travel expenses, while also withdrawing municipal cash for his own personal gain.

And hey, didn't that reporter catch the Attorney General in a secret meeting with the defendant Maček?

urbanrider8 said:The nursing home in Los Angeles: managed by the Republican Party, inspected by the Republican Party, and showing typical Republican results.

urbanrider8 said:Did we really expect anything else?

So, we’re still waiting on the official results from the Department's inspection, but according to what we’ve heard through the grapevine from some high-ranking officials within the agency, the inspectors didn't find a single irregularity or mistake made by the staff at the Senior Center Split. We’re also hearing unofficially that the people handling this case believe everything was done strictly by the book, following all the guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Department for Demography, Family, Youth, and Social Policy regarding the prevention of coronavirus infections, and they fully expect that's exactly what will be stated in the final inspection report.

Mark Hughes36 said:The little right-wing factions within the Republican Party love to whine about their own leadership... it’s been the same tired routine for thirty years. Meanwhile, the party insiders just keep looting the system, using those same small right-wing groups as a pathetic smoke screen to distract a specific slice of the electorate. 🙏 🤣

And those tiny right-wing circles? They’re nothing more than a cheap way to manufacture outrage. 🤣