Buffalo_Gal

It is almost as if the FISC and the FBI are in cahoots. Nawwwww we don’t have a rubber stamping secret court in the US.

Trump at tonight’s rally: President Trump took aim at Rep. Adam Schiff on Thursday, claiming he would have leaked news of airstrikes on Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani to CNN if he had known about it. "We didn’t have time to call up Nancy, who is not operating with a full deck. No, they want us to call — can you imagine? Calling crooked Adam Schiff?" Trump asked the crowd at an Ohio rally on Thursday before mocking the California Democrat. "We’ve got him lined up, Adam. You little pencil-neck. Nine inches. He buys the smallest shirt collar you can get, and it’s loose. Now, come on, Adam." </snip>

Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx hires outside legal help in Jussie Smollett probe, won’t say how much it’s costing taxpayers With election season in high gear, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and her office have retained some high-powered legal assistance in the ongoing probe of Foxx’s controversial handling of the Jussie Smollett case. Ruben Castillo, the former chief judge of the Northern District of Illinois and now a partner at the politically connected law firm Akerman, has been helping the state’s attorney’s office for the past three months to vet voluminous materials requested by special prosecutor Dan Webb. In addition, Foxx has brought in well-known Washington, D.C., attorney Michael Bromwich to represent her personally in the Smollett matter, which has become a flashpoint in the Democratic primary. </snip>

I think this got lost, and in light of the CNN settlement and more people getting served, I thought it deserved a bump.

Sadly, I feel like I have done something similar... more than once.

What a dumbass. I wonder he got word there is a warrant?

Whoopi decided a few months ago that wearing a mop on her head was a good look. If the View doesn’t work out, she can apply to be a fashion editor at Vogue.

Apparently, you and your staff are far too polite. I’d just tell her to leave (unless your business is a church or charity), and lock the door after her. Or, lock the door as she approaches. You could also install a camera and buzzer lock and then never buzz her in. ? Or, how about a staff meeting as soon as she walks in the door. “Sorry, we need to lock up now! Bub-bye!” You could always bill her for chat time. That would certainly send a message (although it would also bring her to your door in a tizzy, so maybe not).

I am waiting for it to go *poof*.

A refresher.... The secret backstory of how Obama let Hezbollah off the hook Three parts, on Politico

I guess we shall soon see if an inanimate object can commit “suicide.” Alexa, I hope you have security.

There is a day to day economic impact also being felt by tour guides. We had a trip to the Blue Mountains scheduled, and cancelled it. We had to reschedule a koala bear sanctuary visit and the tour guide told my husband that many people are canceling excursions (not just with his company) and it is really hurting the bottom line. While the emphasis is (properly) and homes and lives, there is a real financial concern for people in the tourism industry. They have bills to pay. As with any disaster you (generic you) are first happy and relieved to be safe and unharmed - and then the economic reality of the situation hits.

I have always read that Australia was pretty good about clearing to prevent bushfires. It is sad that the greenies got involved, and listened to. Thousands of dead animals, millions of acres of burnt land, houses gone, not to mention people dead... and all because proper fire prevention was not followed. The arsonists should be prosecuted for murder. The greenies? Accessories.

A lot. ? They said there'd be no math!!

I'd be interested in this...

LOL

I'm not sure a Championship Defense gives up a 3 and 18 with the game on the line. ?‍♀️

That was fabulous. Ding ***** the wicked with is.... er, is this the end of the Patriots dynasty? I certainly hope so. edit... the word filter is hilarious