jerseyhoya wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:I just did a political survey! It was very exciting. I am strongly in favor of the PennEast pipeline, which I also told the person I had never heard of it at the start. Only went smwt unfav on Trump and Christie. Feel OK about Christie but probably could've gone strong unfav on his Orangeness. Going through one of those things with limited knowledge of the issue at hand is a good reminder of how much nonsense and guessing and loosely held opinions are being measured.

Feel ok about a criminal. You have low standards.

And what does his orange have to do to get a strong unfav, round up immigrants and put them to death?

You're John McCain: Full of rhetoric, but you just don't back it up when you have a chance to vote on something.

McCain voted against Mulvaney.

thephan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:I just did a political survey! It was very exciting. I am strongly in favor of the PennEast pipeline, which I also told the person I had never heard of it at the start. Only went smwt unfav on Trump and Christie. Feel OK about Christie but probably could've gone strong unfav on his Orangeness. Going through one of those things with limited knowledge of the issue at hand is a good reminder of how much nonsense and guessing and loosely held opinions are being measured.

Feel ok about a criminal. You have low standards.

And what does his orange have to do to get a strong unfav, round up immigrants and put them to death?

You're John McCain: Full of rhetoric, but you just don't back it up when you have a chance to vote on something.

McCain voted against Mulvaney.

I want Rubio to stop talking and start doing something. He is playing the part, but then seems to go wilted flower when the TV lights are turned off. He is in Europe doing God's and the people's work, rather then speak to the people it would seem which is a creative dodge. Lets see if he makes good on his 'confidence' in investigating Russian influence, or if he is brought to heel. So far its been a lot of bark, and no bite.

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:I just did a political survey! It was very exciting. I am strongly in favor of the PennEast pipeline, which I also told the person I had never heard of it at the start. Only went smwt unfav on Trump and Christie. Feel OK about Christie but probably could've gone strong unfav on his Orangeness. Going through one of those things with limited knowledge of the issue at hand is a good reminder of how much nonsense and guessing and loosely held opinions are being measured.

Feel ok about a criminal. You have low standards.

And what does his orange have to do to get a strong unfav, round up immigrants and put them to death?

You're John McCain: Full of rhetoric, but you just don't back it up when you have a chance to vote on something.

McCain voted against Mulvaney.

And he was confirmed 51-49. He could have stopped Devos, but he had to vote for her because he took 50K. Courage.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:I just did a political survey! It was very exciting. I am strongly in favor of the PennEast pipeline, which I also told the person I had never heard of it at the start. Only went smwt unfav on Trump and Christie. Feel OK about Christie but probably could've gone strong unfav on his Orangeness. Going through one of those things with limited knowledge of the issue at hand is a good reminder of how much nonsense and guessing and loosely held opinions are being measured.

Feel ok about a criminal. You have low standards.

And what does his orange have to do to get a strong unfav, round up immigrants and put them to death?

You're John McCain: Full of rhetoric, but you just don't back it up when you have a chance to vote on something.

McCain voted against Mulvaney.

And he was confirmed 51-49. He could have stopped Devos, but he had to vote for her because he took 50K. Courage.

Your political analysis is vital and on point, as always.

The Savior wrote:Not buying the PR stunt on devos

drsmooth wrote:How did I miss that the Kansas legislature voted to enact tax increases - albeit not by veto-proof majorities - in a rebuke to Psycho Sam Brownback's slash & burn policy leadership?

The House voted to override the governor by a tight margin, 85-40, just one vote more than the required two-thirds majority. But support waned in the Senate, with senators voting 24-16 to override, short of the 27 votes needed.

pacino wrote:we gon' continue cuttin'. brownback wants to raise liquor/cigarette taxes and hit the rainyday fund instead. to be fair to Brownback, it's raining in Kansas budgets.

60 percent say lawmakers should change the Affordable Care Act to improve it. Only one in four believe the law should be scrapped.
61 percent say they favor an increase in the minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $12 per hour.
31 percent say their primary source for news is cable television, with Fox News leading among the networks watched.

Madonna's polls also had Trump losing not only Pa. but the election. Since I wasn't polled I will go on record as saying I definitely approve of the job he is doing. I measure his success by how many liberals have mental meltdowns after each one of his executive orders. So far he's batting .1000.

td11 wrote:Batting .1000 indeed

RE you have to be kidding. Going to a liberal university for political facts is like going to the candy store for the facts on tooth decay! I read the RE for the last eight years and never once saw an article like this for Obama, particularly in the first 30 days where Trump doesn't even have a full cabinet. Rasmussen, one of the most accurate independent national polling companies, says exactly the opposite. Think about this for a moment, PA listened to Trump campaign for 2 years, voted for him overwhelmingly, then 30 days into the term they think he's doing "poor?" Here folks is a prime example of FAKE NEWS! LOL, you MSM really crack me up!!

pacino wrote:soda sales are down in Philly

so, mission accomplished

jamiethekiller wrote:

pacino wrote:soda sales are down in Philly

so, mission accomplished

think they're off their mark of 7m generated in the first month by like 4+ million.


would like to see the soda numbers of surrounding areas to see if the volume just moved to outside the city limits