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That has nothing to do with Obama, it was about Dan Bongino and your characterization of him. The tweet he sent out is about Obama, I simply pointed out there is evidence of corruption by Barry O to support his tweet. On your note regarding Obama, a friend of mine was involved in NYS politics. Attny, connected, political appointee at a high level. We got to taking about corruption in NY and he offered the opinion that most politicians from metro NY are connected and corruption in the form of pay for play was common knowledge. To assume Barrack Obama was too much a rube and plebe to not have connections is naive. As for “stop blaming Obama”, again, silly and naive. As a political party, it’s the responsibility of the party to figure out the hot button issues for voters they can reach, keep the story in the news and run it as nauseum. Even though he doesn’t know it most days, Biden is from the Obama tree, and if tying them together results in a win, so be it. At the same time, continue the reveal of the corruption at the Obama Biden White House as new information is released. On the other hand, of the strategy fails it was a bad call.

I also heard she had a hook on her foot, and that's weird. Edit--just googled it. From the RL transcript February 2020, here is the story. Not picking with you--my memory sucks most days, but I was fairly certain I had heard it correctly. https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2020/02/18/a-big-thank-you-to-chrissie-hynde/

I jumped on the bandwagon today and ignored. Too much hatred coming from that poster.

If you feel Dan B is an agent for the deep state, feel free to disregard. However, there is ample evidence that BO is as crooked a poli as you'll ever see. DB's connections to the secret service alone make him worth listening to alone imo. He's only speaking truth to power, I thought that was a good thing?

But we were told that this is not how innocent people act, and if they have nothing to hide, they have nothing to fear.

Interestingly, I believe I heard an interview with her on this subject where she said her dad was a fan of his show. She loved her dad, didn't always agree with him but was cool as she thought about it. Disclaimer--I may have heard an interview played on Rush's show, or he recapped the story. It was within the last year or two.

Little bar near my office was shutdown recently. Apparently they were serving beer without the food necessary and someone told me the fine was $10k.

Not likely.

We saved a seat on the couch for you. We all got here from somewhere.

I would have gone with this but with texting today these young kids dumb it all down: My dear Mr. Nut, I hope this letter finds you well. The creeping chill of autumn rests heavy on my bones and I pray that the warmth of God’s sun dances gently upon yours. I write today with a heavy heart and trust that our relationship, forged in the pain, misery and sweet joy of our shared love of our Bills of Buffalo will not sour as a result. Desperation compels me to push forward. It seems, my friend, that the modern advances of technology have proved a most fickle mistress indeed. This Sunday past, I endeavored to maintain an electronic mimeograph of the spirited contest between our beloved Bills and their rivals from the metropolis but 7 hours east by motor car. Alas, I discovered only upon completion of the match that fate had conspired with Satan himself and my feeble attempt to secure had failed. I ask all men of goodwill but a simple favor. Had you, sir, maintained a copy for your own viewing pleasure.... would you be willing to share in whatever form you deem appropriate? Your kindness would be well received and I would be forever in your debt. If, however, you feel my query a bit presumptuous, I ask only that you forgive this wretched fool for his hubris. I mean no disrespect. With warm regard, I am LS

There is nothing funny about redundancy. Nothing funny at all.

That’s a pretty amazing interview and sort of reveals the problem with applying common sense to a hostile situation and assuming you’ll be justified in your actions. Interesting in a rage inducing way is the story about a guy beset upon by some scumbags breaking his car windows with a baseball bat, and one scumbag (deceased) smashing his window and punching him in the head. The victim defends himself by shooting the scumbag (deceased) and killing him. Prosecutors decide to prosecute, jury acquits. So, the tens of thousands of dollars in defense of his actions, the emotional trauma of being set upon, being threatened with a baseball bat and physically assaulted, and then being branded as the criminal. I would think most people with a decent heart would assume if you ever were going to shoot someone, probably the time would be when people were brandishing baseball bats and physically assaulting you in your car.

So, the best outcome besides flat out dismissal or the officer not showing is pleading to a non-moving violation,or “illegal parking” or whatever they call it. Sometimes they combine that with a need to take def driving course. Often, the deal is they offer to agree to reduce points and make it go away, but the plea is for “disobeyed traffic device”. While less points on license, you’re saying that instead of driving recklessly at a high rate of speed you only drove recklessly through a stop sign. I was stopped a few years ago for 83 in 65 on NYS near Utica, drove back out for hearing, prosecutor offered the def driving and parking ticket option which o gratefully accepted. Still cost me a couple hundred, but no points/no tickets on my abstract. And, I was speeding so there is that. Def worth showing up v pleading guilty by mail.

HRC: The Magoo Sessions

Finally, we agree and all is right in the world. Nice write up.

Two thoughts. He looks like a guy who would tap out, true, maybe only because he did, but he does. Second, he spells his name “Geoff”. What further evidence of elitism is necessary? Would our own @Chef Jim be the considered the tough but lovable curmudgeon that he is if he was @ChefJeomm? I’ll answer my own question—he wouldn’t. He’d be famous for saying “I’m in touch with my binary side”, never winning an argument and for blathering on about how great his broccoli quiche is. I’m here to tell you, it’s a glorified omelette. Anyway, this guy—-if he goes by Jeff, everything plays out differently. See, a Jeff, well a Jeff fails all but one of the complaining students, let’s it slip that someone turned on the malcontents and laughs as they set upon the hapless bastard and rain blows down upon him. Reinvent yourself, become a Jeff and problem solved.

Man, they really do sound like first level recruits to the Khmer Rouge, don’t they?

If JF has an issue with the secret service planning and executing travel that includes disrupting the lives of ordinary citizens, he has an an issue with every president ever. If he has an issue with those charged with protecting the president being armed and “pointing the cannon at you”, I don’t know where he’s been since 1969. And he doesn’t really sound all that confused or confounded at all.

I’m a wordy mofo, fa reelz.

I don’t always agree with your posts, but you do a fine job of handling yourself. You’re like a dog on a bone on this issue, however, and it seems you have an agenda you are pursuing. AD gave you an answer, it was clear and concise, time to move on.

It took less than one election cycle for the virtue-signaling libs to abandon all pretense of searching for a kinder more genteel candidate to act “presidential” and champion a guy with 5 decades of misdeeds. Biden literally has it all—lies, plagiarism, assaults, nepotism for his children, political thuggery, racial insensitivity, offloading jobs to foreign lands, hostility toward women and of course he’s a bit of a war hawk. Yet, bumper stickers all over the ole Prius abound. The people’s champion—Joe Biden!

Well obviously this bolsters the argument that Virtual Learning Picture Control is the next big thing.

The current running tab of the Transpy Gang: -Supports the candidate of violent sexual assault and perpetual groping; -Supports the candidate with a history of supporting segregation; -Supports the candidate who promoted legislation that devastated low-income communities; -Supports the candidate with a rich history of racially insensitive commentary; -Supports the candidate who was conspicuously silent on widespread looting and intimidation by roving vandals; -Supports the candidate with a history of war-mongering and American military intervention; *Updated as of 9/12/20 to include: -Strongly against peace in foreign lands and ANY recognition for those who seek it. Jeesh. Look beyond the end of the surf board and understand that other people not like you deserve a shot at peace as well. All we are saying is give peace a chance.

When you lose Molly Ringwall, you’ve lost everything.

What an amazing tale of survival, thanks for sharing. I got a bit turned around at the end and missed the part where your co-worker made it as well. 19 years later, reading about it and for a brief moment hoping that lady made it out....well, glad she did. A close friend of a close friend worked at Cantor and did not make it. I had met him a few times—Bronx guy, big personality among other big personalities. I visited the memorial with my son a few years back and found his memorial. Very touching visit and the resiliency of the folks in NYC was incredible.