As goes the world of cs.com poli board posting.UNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 7:54 pmI won't be. Trip's usual MO after posts like that is to disappear from a thread for a few days. If asked when he returns he gives the "I have a life" excuse but rarely addresses the questions/comments. Our best hope for a response is for Kalm to tag in and try to save the day before being suplexed into unconsciousness.
Let this be a lesson, never trust a gas station taco.kalm wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 5:26 amI’m not worried about Covid nearly as much as I’m disheartened at our selfishness and politics in dealing with it not to mention the stupidity and confirmation bias the crisis and our leadership has emboldened. It’s more than likely the defining change moment of our lifetimes.
Plus, I spent a weekend in the hospital last month with a gastro bleed that required three blood transfusions, an endoscopy where they cauterized lesions in my gut and esophagus, and had my BP at one point down to 73/32. Still recovering from that so forgive me for being surly...or...wait for it...anemic at times. Literally!
SDHornet wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 1:53 pmLet this be a lesson, never trust a gas station taco.kalm wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 5:26 am
I’m not worried about Covid nearly as much as I’m disheartened at our selfishness and politics in dealing with it not to mention the stupidity and confirmation bias the crisis and our leadership has emboldened. It’s more than likely the defining change moment of our lifetimes.
Plus, I spent a weekend in the hospital last month with a gastro bleed that required three blood transfusions, an endoscopy where they cauterized lesions in my gut and esophagus, and had my BP at one point down to 73/32. Still recovering from that so forgive me for being surly...or...wait for it...anemic at times. Literally!
On a serious note, hope you bounce back to full health.
https://apnews.com/8eb785aff89898c18c2bb297235e4f43Kellyanne Conway, one of President Donald Trump’s most influential and longest serving advisers, announced Sunday that she would be leaving the White House at the end of the month.
Read that yesterday. A bit shocked she has not left already as her husband is part of the Lincoln Project (or was anyway).Ibanez wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 8:06 amhttps://apnews.com/8eb785aff89898c18c2bb297235e4f43Kellyanne Conway, one of President Donald Trump’s most influential and longest serving advisers, announced Sunday that she would be leaving the White House at the end of the month.
This question is worth of a poll thread.
By governing via Executive Orders? If they are as toothless as some of Trumps, then we'll be ok.
kalm wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 5:26 amI’m not worried about Covid nearly as much as I’m disheartened at our selfishness and politics in dealing with it not to mention the stupidity and confirmation bias the crisis and our leadership has emboldened. It’s more than likely the defining change moment of our lifetimes.
Plus, I spent a weekend in the hospital last month with a gastro bleed that required three blood transfusions, an endoscopy where they cauterized lesions in my gut and esophagus, and had my BP at one point down to 73/32. Still recovering from that so forgive me for being surly...or...wait for it...anemic at times. Literally!
Oh we're waaay past that..
He doesn't have to be, he just has to be smarter than that collection of cunts known as the DNCJohnStOnge wrote: ↑Tue Aug 18, 2020 3:29 pmYou need to quit acting like Trump is smart. He is not. He's where he is because, unfortunately, a lot of the US population is stupid.
It wasn't troll bait. He was trying to pander to women. It's not going to work. They are going to vote by a substantial margin for Biden. Especially the ones that are highly informed. Trump's strength is among the ignorant.
I don't know what they're like now, they used to be different than the usual street tacos. I was eating them at the Roseville auction and I think they only had one location back then besides the auction
They are still solid. The loaded bean and cheese burrito is my go to when I go there.
At least there's something in CA that hasn't neen ruined - if I get out that way again I'm putting Jimboy's at the auction on the must do list
"Military leaders". I found these in about 30 seconds of searching. There is so much more.
If the enlisted and officers aren't... who does that leave?
You should probably read them before googling and posting in 30 seconds.Baldy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:16 am"Military leaders". I found these in about 30 seconds of searching. There is so much more.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/twenty-t ... es-charged
Daniel Alvirez, 32, and Lee Allen Tolleson, 25, the president and director of acquisitions and logistics at a company in Bull Shoals, Ark., that manufactures and sells law enforcement and military equipment;
Helmie Ashiblie, 44, the vice president and founder of a company in Woodbridge, Va., that supplies tactical bags and other security-related articles for law enforcement agencies and governments worldwide;
Andrew Bigelow, 40, the managing partner and director of government programs for a Sarasota, Fla., company that sells machine guns, grenade launchers and other small arms and accessories;
R. Patrick Caldwell, 61, and Stephen Gerard Giordanella, 50, the current and former chief executive officers of a Sunrise, Fla., company that designs and manufactures concealable and tactical body armor;
Yochanan R. Cohen, aka Yochi Cohen, 47, the chief executive officer of a San Francisco company that manufactures security equipment, including body armor and ballistic plates;
Haim Geri, 50, the president of a North Miami Beach, Fla., company that serves as a sales agent for companies in the law enforcement and military products industries;
Amaro Goncalves, 49, the vice president of sales for a Springfield, Mass., company that designs and manufactures firearms, firearm safety/security products, rifles, firearms systems and accessories;
John Gregory Godsey, aka Greg Godsey, 37, and Mark Frederick Morales, 37, the owner and agent of a Decatur, Ga., company that sells ammunition and other law enforcement and military equipment;
Saul Mishkin, 38, the owner and chief executive officer of an Aventura, Fla., company that sells law enforcement and military equipment;
John M. Mushriqui, 28, and Jeana Mushriqui, 30, the director of international development and general counsel/U.S. manager of an Upper Darby, Penn., company that manufactures and exports bulletproof vests and other law enforcement and military equipment;
David R. Painter, 56, and Lee M. Wares, 43, the chairman and director of a United Kingdom company that markets armored vehicles;
Pankesh Patel, 43, the managing director of a United Kingdom company that acts as sales agent for companies in the law enforcement and military products industries;
Ofer Paz, 50, the president and chief executive officer of an Israeli company that acts as sales agent for companies in the law enforcement and military products industries;
Jonathan M. Spiller, 58, the owner and president of a Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., company that markets and sells law enforcement and military equipment;
Israel Weisler, aka Wayne Weisler, 63, and Michael Sacks, 66, owners and co-chief executive officers of a Stearns, Ky., company that designs, manufactures and sells armor products, including body armor;
John Benson Wier III, 46, the president of a St. Petersburg, Fla., company that sells tactical and ballistic equipment.
Private defense companies. Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon, and Northrop Grumman among the biggest. Eisenhower calls them the arms or armaments industry in his speech
