I didn't mean to single anyone out specifically, but you hit the nail on the head there—honestly, maybe it’s actually a better setup that they're part of the youth council and one of them is serving as the spokesperson for the prayer group 🙏
Some Republican employees over at the Department posted a photo from the beach: "Back in the office Monday"
I guess you could say... let the kids have their fun. It's summer, after all—though I highly doubt they'll actually be sitting in an office in NYC this Monday 👍
Emily Smith6 said:So, this is the legendary Republican plan to save the Midwest. They just handed pink slips to 172 workers over at Orljava—a company that was basically sewing shirts for the government while bleeding money.
I suppose the youth in America should feel encouraged; the Republican Youth Party is practically shouting that they have plenty of reasons to be optimistic right about now.
The Prime Minister practically saved those people's lives last year by beating COVID, and then this year he successfully organized the vaccination rollout—so really, they should just be thanking him for staying alive. ☕ Do you honestly believe the Prime Minister, with everything on his plate, actually has the headspace to worry about a tiny little outfit like Orljava? His world revolves around places like Opatija, Pelješac, San Francisco, Brussels, or Munich—you know, places with bright city lights. He isn't exactly hanging out in the Midwest where even Bog said goodnight.
He gave 👍 Back in 2016, things were different. Nowadays, there’s barely even 1,000 people left in Ilok—and honestly, if you look at that company run by those Republican Party loyalists, you'll just see a handful of cars parked out front, mostly belonging to folks from places like the Midwest, Palanka, or Mitrovica.
You guys are acting so bitter, yet you conveniently forget everything Galic actually accomplished for our county over those 16 years? 😁 Honestly, my favorite memory from back then was when Ivanek—you know, the guy running Triko—won that award for being the top company in the whole county. I remember it clearly—he’d roll up to work every single day in some flashy car worth at least $10,000, while the workers were basically locked in the factory every morning. They weren't even allowed to step away from their machines until the shift ended—they could barely even sneak away to use the restroom.
People won't have to move away from places like Ilok anymore, and wages at Triko are set to jump to around $850. The Secretary of Commerce, Darko Horvat, just handed a $1.5 million loan to the local knitwear factory, which the boss, Stanko Ivanek, is calling a total lifesaver.
So, who exactly is this "Entrepreneur of the Year" they gave the loan to? 🤣
It feels like we’re watching the second generation slowly move into these key positions—and honestly, they’ll be a burden on us for years while they shape everything we do. This guy from the sticks, who basically pulls the strings for everyone in Indianapolis from the shadows, just installed his successor first into the board of some private corporation, and now he’s aiming for the presidency of the City Council. 👍 Onward we go, I guess. 😵
At first, I honestly couldn't wrap my head around them picking up Indianapolis—I was just sitting there thinking, "No way"—but then it hit me that they’ve actually held sway there before through the Democratic Party. And if we're being real, most of those folks were basically Republicans anyway.
Capak says: "The epidemic is proof, you have to follow the rules."
But are people actually following them?
Or maybe these folks are:
Just packed in there, shoulder to shoulder—it’s like they’re practically hugging. Those masks? They’re really just props to hold onto until the cameras stop clicking.
It’s always someone else’s fault, right? Apparently, the Republican Party can run their pre-election campaigns without any restrictions at all, while everyone else is expected to just sit home, get vaccinated, and be "responsible"—at least, that's what those loudmouth TV pundits want us to believe through our screens.
It’s just more of the same—setting up new bureaucratic hubs, agencies, and chambers... just creating fresh seats for political cronies while everyone else packs their bags for Ireland or Germany...
They just held a presentation for this project—creating technical documentation for building a Regional Center for Digitalization and Development.
Just take a look at the crowd of political appointees gathered there—it feels like they're only interested in lining their own pockets...
Local politician is backing the Republican campaign: ‘It’s my duty. The Cabinet and US Congress? I have much bigger ambitions in mind.’ When asked if the Republican Party might team up with the Patriot Party after the elections, she noted, "I honestly think that's one of the most likely scenarios on the table."
And then you have people asking how long folks from the Midwest region will keep voting Republican. Well—as long as we have good people like this stepping up, I'd say we aren't going anywhere.
Yesterday, they were parading him around my county like some prize show dog, signing off on all sorts of nonsense. Of course, there was the usual motorcade of official limos—Marić, the local bigwigs, and those political insiders from the big city. And right there in the middle of them was this guy:
Over at the municipal companies in the El Paso Economic Zone, people have these incredibly convenient "secret" contracts. I mean, the gentleman supposedly received $210 as a reward for just "volunteering." Drago Hedl is actually reporting on the whole mess involving Dražen Čović, the head of the Federal Reserve, who allegedly inked a secret deal with the El Paso Economic Zone
And honestly, you could look at it from the other side too. We've seen fifteen different ministers cycled through the cabinet because when it comes to Andrej Plenković, there’s just zero backbone—no real grit or willingness to take a stand. He talks a big game about having a zero-tolerance policy on corruption, but it feels more like empty rhetoric than actual action 😁
Honestly, they probably see it as a win with their voters. Even the Republican Vice Chairman, Ivan Anusic, went ahead and condemned her for attacking the police.
It’s not just them, though. That guy—let's call him our local version of a career politician—is still holding a top spot within the Republican Party and sitting right there on the ballot. Honestly, I don't think anyone needs me to spell out his track record back in San Diego or his run during that old administration under our former President. We all know how he operates. And that's precisely my point. It's all one big interconnected web—it's basically the same leadership over and over again: the current President, that same political strategist, the old guard, the party insiders, and the whole bunch of them... they're all cut from the exact same cloth.
But honestly, here’s just one more player who seems to be desperately trying to fade into the background—though I don't think it's going to be that easy for them:
Where on earth did Tolušić get millions of dollars to build that massive winery? His explanation just doesn't sit right with me
And then you've got Maletićka right there with her, too. I think those headlines where she promises 180,000 new jobs just popped up again recently.
Well, where are they?!
-Stipe
You totally forgot that they basically pushed her out and sent her off to Brussels so she wouldn't actually have to follow through on that promise. It isn't even her fault, really—it's more like the deep state wants things exactly how they are, with Americans struggling and unemployed. Now, poor thing is over there just scraping by on $50000 a month.👎