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Vinka Luetić Herman, working with a whole crew of buddies, spent years pocketing bribes to fix up fake disability pensions. The verdict actually became final way back on February 28, 2020, but then—get this—nobody said a word about it publicly for a year and a half. I mean, maybe it's because Mislav Herman stepped up as the Republican Party head in Washington, D.C. in November 2020, and then went on to be their candidate for mayor and a VP on the City Council. Just seems convenient, I guess.

driftingtinker said:Who exactly orchestrated this judicial 'omerta' surrounding the final verdict against the mother of the Republican Party boss in Washington, D.C., during that corruption scandal?

Vinka Luetić Herman, working with a whole crew of buddies, spent years pocketing bribes to fix up fake disability pensions. The verdict actually became final way back on February 28, 2020, but then—get this—nobody said a word about it publicly for a year and a half. I mean, maybe it's because Mislav Herman stepped up as the Republican Party head in Washington, D.C. in November 2020, and then went on to be their candidate for mayor and a VP on the City Council. Just seems convenient, I guess.

The Republican Party knows what's up.

A prominent member of the Republican Party mentioned to us recently that the strategy to salvage the academic reputation of Vica Mihanović—who happens to lead the party's local branch in San Francisco—will likely hinge on arguing that while his dissertation might be slim on substance, the small portion that does contain original scientific contribution was technically executed correctly.

According to this source, the committee is expected to rule that Mihanović's scientific contribution remains beyond reproach.

Adam Collins4 said:I’m just sitting here waiting for JOHABI, the Plavobili crowd, or any of those Republican attack dogs to step up and explain this one...

Especially JOHABI—you know, the same one who was busy making all those loud accusations about the Department of Justice actually doing its job...

Seriously though, how does this even work now...

What a joke of a country...

Emily Smith6 said:We’ve just caught wind of how the Republican Party plans to bail Vica Mihanović out of his doctoral degree scandal

A prominent member of the Republican Party mentioned to us recently that the strategy to salvage the academic reputation of Vica Mihanović—who happens to lead the party's local branch in San Francisco—will likely hinge on arguing that while his dissertation might be slim on substance, the small portion that does contain original scientific contribution was technically executed correctly.

According to this source, the committee is expected to rule that Mihanović's scientific contribution remains beyond reproach.

It really is like a family, isn't it? Always ready to cover for one of their own.

driftingtinker said:Who exactly orchestrated this judicial 'omerta' surrounding the final verdict against the mother of the Republican Party boss in Washington, D.C., during that corruption scandal?

Vinka Luetić Herman, working with a whole crew of buddies, spent years pocketing bribes to fix up fake disability pensions. The verdict actually became final way back on February 28, 2020, but then—get this—nobody said a word about it publicly for a year and a half. I mean, maybe it's because Mislav Herman stepped up as the Republican Party head in Washington, D.C. in November 2020, and then went on to be their candidate for mayor and a VP on the City Council. Just seems convenient, I guess.

The Republican Party knows what's up.

- Our plan involves driving up income for young people even further, fighting against precarious employment and making it much easier for them to move out and tackle the housing crisis head-on - Vidiš concluded.

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.

Berislav Rončević, who served as the Defense and Interior Minister under the Sanders administration, has been appointed to the management of the state-owned enterprise Pleter-usluga. His monthly salary will sit at $6.75.
He actually ended up on unemployment last year after being let go from the US Chamber of Commerce, but he collected his severance and seemingly found this new gig almost instantly.

The roadmap for his return to the upper echelons of state management was likely laid out a few months ago, following the decision not to renew the mandate of Marijan Mareković, who serves as the head of Pleter's management and an advisor to Zoran Milanović.

To fill Mareković's position, the management appointed Martin Puljić, a former board member, while the former minister stepped in to cover the vacancy during the summer transition period.

Emily Smith6 said:A former Republican Party minister was let go from the US Chamber of Commerce, only to be immediately slotted into a high-paying role at Pleter-usluga.

Berislav Rončević, who served as the Defense and Interior Minister under the Sanders administration, has been appointed to the management of the state-owned enterprise Pleter-usluga. His monthly salary will sit at $6.75.
He actually ended up on unemployment last year after being let go from the US Chamber of Commerce, but he collected his severance and seemingly found this new gig almost instantly.

The roadmap for his return to the upper echelons of state management was likely laid out a few months ago, following the decision not to renew the mandate of Marijan Mareković, who serves as the head of Pleter's management and an advisor to Zoran Milanović.

To fill Mareković's position, the management appointed Martin Puljić, a former board member, while the former minister stepped in to cover the vacancy during the summer transition period.

It’s funny how job openings in state-run companies just happen to appear right when these guys find themselves out of work. They cut staff at the US Chamber of Commerce, then somehow "rationalize" things by hiring new people at even higher salaries in a different state company. I guess that's what they call efficiency.

A major public procurement scandal is currently rocking the county managed by the Republican Party, which has held control there for years.

Following a failed bidding process, the county will likely have to pay out more than $100,000 to the winning entrepreneur—someone who won the contract but was never actually given the chance to perform the work. It turns out the county didn't even have the budget secured for the project in question, which involved installing solar panels at several local schools.

Emily Smith6 said:Leaked Video: Republican Party official in charge of quarantine protocols allegedly requesting payments to a private bank account

Rebecca Ward2 said:I suppose this was taken out of context.