Kentucky isn’t known for their mastery of spelling.
Hahahahaha!! Now you’re in bed with Bacha!!Great point. The Janus decision should be a wake-up call to all private sector unions that they are next in the crosshairs. A basic tenet of the Republican platform is pro-Big Business and anti-union/anti-labor ideals. Unless you want to become FedEx, I suggest all UPS people wake up and understand how your conservative ideals are in direct conflict with the stated beliefs of the Republican Party.
I also know that you'll say "Trump isn't anti-union", and it's true that I'm not aware of him publicly bashing private sector unions. But, given his almost total rollover to Big Business, if they wanted to push for an attack on Taft Hartley, he'd be all for it, even though he undoubtedly has zero idea of what it even is.
There's a reason the Teamsters and other private sector unions align themselves with the Democratic Party. Maybe it's time to do some reading and turn off FOX.
Don't ask, don't tell?Hahahahaha!! Now you’re in bed with Bacha!!
Paranoia makes for strange bedfellows.
He’s been there forever probably doesn’t have any legislative record other than having a post office named after someone and keeps his seat by bringing gobs of money into his district.Someone tell Nadler it's over and "get to work you lazy fat man!!"
Or honest politicians/turtles.
Based on what?“...Here is, as Bill Barr might call it, “the bottom line”: The Mueller Report describes, in excruciating detail and with relatively few redactions, a candidate and a campaign aware of the existence of a plot by a hostile foreign government to criminally interfere in the U.S. election for the purpose of supporting that candidate’s side. It describes a candidate and a campaign who welcomed the efforts and delighted in the assistance. It describes a candidate and a campaign who brazenly and serially lied to the American people about the existence of the foreign conspiracy and their contacts with it. And yet, it does not find evidence to support a charge of criminal conspiracy, which requires not just a shared purpose but a meeting of the minds...”
Based on what?
So basically innuendo, not facts. I can't imagine how a report like that came about with a bunch of Democrats working on it.Uhhh, the Report?
Haven’t read it, have you?
Sure, no definable coordination, no prosecutable obstruction, but it paints a tawdry picture of a corrupt and incompetent administration.
‘The fish rots from the head’...
So basically innuendo, not facts. I can't imagine how a report like that came about with a bunch of Democrats working on it.
the way he fabricated process crimes,It shows how much the Mueller team hated Trump. Yet the evidence showed no collusion or obstruction. I bet that just burned them up inside.
Wrong.It shows how much the Mueller team hated Trump. Yet the evidence showed no collusion or obstruction. I bet that just burned them up inside.
WrongWrong.
Did you read any of the report, or just rely on what you've been told it said?It shows how much the Mueller team hated Trump. Yet the evidence showed no collusion or obstruction. I bet that just burned them up inside.
So basically innuendo, not facts. I can't imagine how a report like that came about with a bunch of Democrats working on it.
It shows how much the Mueller team hated Trump. Yet the evidence showed no collusion or obstruction. I bet that just burned them up inside.
You still have a hard time understanding the purpose of a grand jury and the role of a prosecutor in the grand jury.Did you read any of the report, or just rely on what you've been told it said?