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Posted by: Mark J
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Posted by: Mark J
« on: Today at 09:54:49 pm »"...Trump humiliated as CNN airs montage of 39 times he's announced deals with Iran..."
Posted by: PC
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Posted by: Texas Pete
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Posted by: Tish
« on: Today at 09:26:54 pm »Nope, you claimed I was lying and don't know what I am talking about so prove me wrong about the CDW program. You can't and won't because as usual you don't know shit from shinola.
“Nope, you claimed I was lying”
No sir, I claimed no such thing.
Posted by: PC
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Posted by: Texas Pete
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Posted by: Mark J
« on: Today at 08:10:16 pm »Americans have become way too nice, this fool should have been drug out back and given an attitude adjustment along with any police officer who tried to prevent it.
"...A County Commissioner in North Carolina refused to let dozens of residents speak opposing Flock surveillance at a public meeting this week, instead forcing the group to designate one single spokesperson.
“How many people are here for public comment dealing with license plate readers AKA Flock?,” Michael Garrison, the chairman of the Madison County Board of Commissioners began the public meeting by saying. Nearly everyone in the audience’s hand went up. “Probably most everybody. Per our county policy, I’m going to respectfully ask that you guys take a few minutes to converse with each other, designate one person to speak … we’ll move forward with only one person, whoever that happens to be.”
“What? No. We all want to speak on this,” someone in the crowd said; others can be heard trying to object as well.
“You will not speak on Flock tonight,” he responds. “One person designated. You can pick that person … if I gave everyone three minutes to say the same thing, which is opposition to Flock, we’d never get done … I’ve spoken. I’m not debating this. I am taking advantage of our policy as it is written to streamline this process, you can either do it or not.”
“You’re in a room full of people who care!,” a person in the crowd says.
“We’re not going to engage in this back-and-forth conversation,” he responds. “We’re going to allow one person. Pick a person or not.”..."
"...A County Commissioner in North Carolina refused to let dozens of residents speak opposing Flock surveillance at a public meeting this week, instead forcing the group to designate one single spokesperson.
“How many people are here for public comment dealing with license plate readers AKA Flock?,” Michael Garrison, the chairman of the Madison County Board of Commissioners began the public meeting by saying. Nearly everyone in the audience’s hand went up. “Probably most everybody. Per our county policy, I’m going to respectfully ask that you guys take a few minutes to converse with each other, designate one person to speak … we’ll move forward with only one person, whoever that happens to be.”
“What? No. We all want to speak on this,” someone in the crowd said; others can be heard trying to object as well.
“You will not speak on Flock tonight,” he responds. “One person designated. You can pick that person … if I gave everyone three minutes to say the same thing, which is opposition to Flock, we’d never get done … I’ve spoken. I’m not debating this. I am taking advantage of our policy as it is written to streamline this process, you can either do it or not.”
“You’re in a room full of people who care!,” a person in the crowd says.
“We’re not going to engage in this back-and-forth conversation,” he responds. “We’re going to allow one person. Pick a person or not.”..."
Posted by: Mark J
« on: Today at 08:01:31 pm »“A couple of weeks ago, the Iranian side added senior psychologists to their negotiating team to review the communications that they were going to be sending to the mediators to give to Trump,” Scahill said during an appearance on the podcast “Breaking Points.”
“They did that because the Iranians believe that Trump is legitimately mentally ill and is operating in an impaired mental state. And they didn't say this as a joke, they didn't say this with any lightness.”
“They did that because the Iranians believe that Trump is legitimately mentally ill and is operating in an impaired mental state. And they didn't say this as a joke, they didn't say this with any lightness.”
Posted by: purplelady1040
« on: Today at 07:58:39 pm »“Come on now, you claim you know so much and you don't.”Nope, you claimed I was lying and don't know what I am talking about so prove me wrong about the CDW program. You can't and won't because as usual you don't know shit from shinola.
I claimed no such thing…you did.
Posted by: NC Yankee
« on: Today at 07:54:29 pm »
Trouble is, we had all that already until trump trashed it. This is nothing but a face saving surrender on our part. We lost.
I don't think we were destroying their material and I think they still had centrifuges, but I can't say I know all of the details of the specific deal we had with them before this all started.
Posted by: Mark J
« on: Today at 07:54:21 pm »It will be fun to see how team R tries to squirm out of this!
"...Botched paperwork set to flip red state seat blue
Florida Democrats got a surprise bit of good news on Friday: they're running unopposed in a heavily Hispanic, Orlando-area state House district currently held by the GOP — because the incumbent Republican failed to file her paperwork properly.
According to Gabrielle Russon of Florida Politics, "Rep. Paula Stark failed to qualify for re-election in House District 47, so Democrats will win back a blue seat they have long sought out."
Stark, a two-term Republican elected in the 2022 GOP wave election and one of the very few Republicans in the legislature to oppose a ban on government-funded diversity parades, did not file her campaign finance disclosure in time for the deadline, meaning that her candidacy was ruled ineligible..."
"...Botched paperwork set to flip red state seat blue
Florida Democrats got a surprise bit of good news on Friday: they're running unopposed in a heavily Hispanic, Orlando-area state House district currently held by the GOP — because the incumbent Republican failed to file her paperwork properly.
According to Gabrielle Russon of Florida Politics, "Rep. Paula Stark failed to qualify for re-election in House District 47, so Democrats will win back a blue seat they have long sought out."
Stark, a two-term Republican elected in the 2022 GOP wave election and one of the very few Republicans in the legislature to oppose a ban on government-funded diversity parades, did not file her campaign finance disclosure in time for the deadline, meaning that her candidacy was ruled ineligible..."
Posted by: Tish
« on: Today at 07:52:23 pm »You didn't prove anything as usual. So prove that I am lying about the CDW program. Come on now, you claim you know so much and you don't.
“Come on now, you claim you know so much and you don't.”
I claimed no such thing…you did.