Posted:
#3301
Good Lord...Eric Trump will be depose by SDNY. He better bring some extra britches that day.
Tiffany is going to move up the Piggy food chain after Eric is done spewing.
You Can't Make This Stuff Up!
Part Sechs of You Can't Make This Stuff Up!
Posted:
#3302
During a hearing Wednesday, Matthew Colangelo of the Attorney General’s Office argued that Eric Trump was seeking to delay testifying on the grounds of “personal inconvenience.”
Hahahhaha
Hey Judge, let me check my schedule & I'll get back with you.....bwahaahaaah
"Personal inconvenience" .....what a pair of giblets. He delayed the process multiple times already.
Posted:
#3303
No officers charged directly in Breonna Taylor's death; 1 faces 3 counts over shooting into neighboring apartments.
This case demonstrates the difference between law and justice. The law looks at facts from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, not from the perspective of a law-abiding citizen awakened in middle of the night by perceived intruders with guns and battering ram.
Posted:
#3312
Lyin Ted Cruz took shots @ Cali today. Meanwhile....
Texas had almost 50,000 cases of covid in the past 7 days, by far the most in the country. If trends continue it will be second only to New York in deaths.
How about taking care of problems in your own state and save some lives rather than taking shots at another state, Ted?.
Now go compare bible quotes with Liddle Marco.
Posted:
#3314
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
Florida Governor DeSantis has now moved our state into Phase 3 which includes reopening all bars & masks are no longer required in these establishments.
Florida Governor DeSantis has now moved our state into Phase 3 which includes reopening all bars & masks are no longer required in these establishments.
May God have mercy on Florida. This will affect more than just Floridians. People will flock from Georgia, Alabama, ect., to get a taste of nightlife.
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
Posted:
#3315
Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: Florida Governor DeSantis has now moved our state into Phase 3 which includes reopening all bars & masks are no longer required in these establishments. May God have mercy on Florida. This will affect more than just Floridians. People will flock from Georgia, Alabama, ect., to get a taste of nightlife.
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: Florida Governor DeSantis has now moved our state into Phase 3 which includes reopening all bars & masks are no longer required in these establishments. May God have mercy on Florida. This will affect more than just Floridians. People will flock from Georgia, Alabama, ect., to get a taste of nightlife.
Oy. You are hitting a dinger every time up to bat today!
Absolutely correct imo.
From all we've learned about the spread of covid these past 6+ months it is logical that when people visit a maskless, close-quarters environment (Sturgis?) then many will invariably contract the virus - whether they ever get sick or not - and as carriers of the disease, bring it back with them to their hometowns/states....and the whole damn thing continues.
The selfishness and outright DENIAL by idiots is what will extend the life of this contagion for MONTHS -- and as a direst result delay all of us from getting our lives back to pre-pandemic norms.
Posted:
#3317
Quote Originally Posted by scooby-doos:
close to 41% of u.s. adults have a pre-existing health condition..
close to 41% of u.s. adults have a pre-existing health condition..
Well, if accurate, then LOGICALLY close to 41% are at increased risk to a negtive consequence from covid-19.
Someone on this forum quoted a disease doctor saying that (paraphrased) "If we isolate ALL the elderly and ALL those at increased risk (implying preconditions) then schools and restaurants, etc, should all be open so the rest of the population can get on with their lives"
Wow! That would suggest isolating more than 50% of the population (the majority) so that the minority can have fun -- even though the contagion would STILL be spreading continuously and even more rapidly throughout the ENTIRE population. Meaning those in isolation (the majority) could be there for a very long time indeed.
Notwithstanding that such a "herd immunity" and "let's just open up everything and don't give a rats-a$$ about the majority" attitude/measure would likely mean our borders to Canada and Mexico would remain closed AND there would be severely restricted travel to and from the US, thus depressing or possibly crushing our tourism, airlines, and hospitality industries.
Posted:
#3320
In latest sham, Trump made 3 healthcare proposals. First, executive order protecting people with pre-existing conditions. But this protection already exists in Obamacare which his administration is working to eliminate. If supreme court strikes down Obamacare, millions of Americans would face higher costs or lose healthcare insurance. No guarantee congress would agree to any new healthcare legislation. Trump's protection is weaker than Obamacare law and offers no improvement.
Secondly, congress is unlikely to approve Trump's ban on surprise medical bills and he can't pass laws on his own. Third, Trump is trying to bride voters with their own money by promising $200 drug discount cards to 33 million seniors. However seniors may never receive discount cards. Problem is that funding would have to be come from some other program such as medicare trust fund. This is likely to result in legal challenges and long delays. Overall, Trump's proposals are unlikely to change anything at all.
Posted:
#3323
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
Trump knows something about how to rig a poll because he has done it twice that is known of so far. In 2014 CNBC was conducting an online poll to determine the top 25 most influential business people alive tp celebrate their 25th anniversary of the network. Piggy was one of the 200 listed as contenders. His secretary, Rhona, learned of the poll and told the staff at the Piggy Organization to click on the link provided and vote for Piggy. People like Oprah, Steve Jobs & T. Boone Pickens were part of the competition. The CNBC rules said "The person must be more than just a great CEO. He/she should have altered business, commerce, management or human behavior." In other words, the person should be responsible for ushering in meaningful change, with business being the primary sphere of influence. When the voting began, Piggy was 187 out of 200 which infuriated him & something has to be done about it! Enter his fixer, Michael Cohen. Cohen contacted his buddy, John Gauger who was the CIO @ Liberty University. Liberty University played a major role in helping Piggy get elected but that's an even better than this. Gauger had a side business named RedFinch Solutions, LLC. They provided search engine optimization services along with Internet "Reputational Management." Cohen sent him the polling link & asked Gauger to look into how he could mov e Piggy up in teh poll from his dismal 187th place. A day later Gauger had a plan. He told Cohen "The algorithmic code CNBC used was very basic & his team had already cracked it. We can manipulate the voting by inserting IP addresses casting votes for Mr. Trump based on the overall number of total votes, so the votes weren't visible. That way, we will be totally undetected while we move Mr. Trump higher in the rankings. But we need to buy IP addresses since we don't own enough to make a dent in the rankings. At the same time, we'll perfect the algorithm to ensure a seamless strategy." The plan was to purchase 100k IP addresses at the cost of $7,500. Cohen gave Gauger the OK to move forward with the plan. Meanwhile, Cohen went to Piggy's office to give him the good news. Piggy was happier than a pig in shit & told Cohen he wanted to be #1 in the poll when the voting was finished. Cohen had to caution Piggy that it would look very suspicious & too mercurial of a rise from 187 to #1. They agreed the top ten would be fine and settled on being #9. Soon afterwards, Piggy rose to #29.
Trump knows something about how to rig a poll because he has done it twice that is known of so far. In 2014 CNBC was conducting an online poll to determine the top 25 most influential business people alive tp celebrate their 25th anniversary of the network. Piggy was one of the 200 listed as contenders. His secretary, Rhona, learned of the poll and told the staff at the Piggy Organization to click on the link provided and vote for Piggy. People like Oprah, Steve Jobs & T. Boone Pickens were part of the competition. The CNBC rules said "The person must be more than just a great CEO. He/she should have altered business, commerce, management or human behavior." In other words, the person should be responsible for ushering in meaningful change, with business being the primary sphere of influence. When the voting began, Piggy was 187 out of 200 which infuriated him & something has to be done about it! Enter his fixer, Michael Cohen. Cohen contacted his buddy, John Gauger who was the CIO @ Liberty University. Liberty University played a major role in helping Piggy get elected but that's an even better than this. Gauger had a side business named RedFinch Solutions, LLC. They provided search engine optimization services along with Internet "Reputational Management." Cohen sent him the polling link & asked Gauger to look into how he could mov e Piggy up in teh poll from his dismal 187th place. A day later Gauger had a plan. He told Cohen "The algorithmic code CNBC used was very basic & his team had already cracked it. We can manipulate the voting by inserting IP addresses casting votes for Mr. Trump based on the overall number of total votes, so the votes weren't visible. That way, we will be totally undetected while we move Mr. Trump higher in the rankings. But we need to buy IP addresses since we don't own enough to make a dent in the rankings. At the same time, we'll perfect the algorithm to ensure a seamless strategy." The plan was to purchase 100k IP addresses at the cost of $7,500. Cohen gave Gauger the OK to move forward with the plan. Meanwhile, Cohen went to Piggy's office to give him the good news. Piggy was happier than a pig in shit & told Cohen he wanted to be #1 in the poll when the voting was finished. Cohen had to caution Piggy that it would look very suspicious & too mercurial of a rise from 187 to #1. They agreed the top ten would be fine and settled on being #9. Soon afterwards, Piggy rose to #29.
"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
Posted:
#3325
Trump has lost support from catholics and evangelicals according to group "Vote common good" which mobilizes religious voters to stop his reelection. In polls, Biden rates higher in virtues such as kindness, generosity, humility, chastity, modesty, carefulness and patience. Whereas Trump rates higher in sins such as lust, sloth, greed, wrath, gluttony, envy and pride.
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