Kyle Griffin‏ @kylegriffin1
Politico: There's a 3rd, previously unreported email account associated w/Kushner, hundreds of WH emails sent there.

swishnicholson wrote:An article by Frank Bruni on Democratic prospects that I liked, so I'm pretty sure just about everyone on here will hate.

jerseyhoya wrote:He spoke at my college graduation and was really fucking boring. I've watched the first 7 of these things though and think it's pretty interesting/informative. Lot of stuff I had not heard previously.

drsmooth wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:He spoke at my college graduation and was really fucking boring. I've watched the first 7 of these things though and think it's pretty interesting/informative. Lot of stuff I had not heard previously.

Don't take this the wrong way, but sure his footage is informative if you're not particularly well informed, or weren't alive then. Its educational potential is certainly valuable, but I'd wager few of your age-group peers are as engaged as you & as willing to endure Burns turgid narrative style

WYOMISSING, PA
Many who gathered at the Wyomissing Restaurant and Bakery on Monday said that they didn't know much about Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul Mango.

Mango, 58, was introduced by Berks County Commissioner Christian Y. Leinbach, who has endorsed him.

A graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Mango was a paratrooper during his military career. He later became a management consultant and worked in the health care sector in different countries.

His jobs platform includes stronger leadership and better policies on taxes and regulations.

Concerning health care, he said people have informed him that they can't pay their insurance premiums if they go up another 20 percent.

"A woman told me the other day it (her monthly premium) now exceeds her mortgage payment. And that's before the deductible," Mango said.

To address health care, Mango said that as governor he would take a block grant if offered by the federal government and work with experts to customize a system specifically for Pennsylvanians.

He also defined bright spots in the state, including strength in the natural gas industry, and life-changing studies at universities that are producing artificial intelligence, drug-research breakthroughs and innovative cancer treatments.

Mango asked how the negatives and positives can coexist.

He blames the governor.

"We do not have chief executive who is leading Pennsylvania," Mango said. "The central problem we are facing is a complete lack of leadership in our governor today."

Mango defined goals that he believes are attainable, including growing the state economy by 4 or 5 percent a year; eradicating drug overdoses; ensuring students graduate prepared for meaningful work; and helping health care to be affordable and accessible.

thephan wrote:DjT gave himself a thumbs up on the response to the devastation caused by Maria as he was leaving D.C. He will stay in the capital of PR, so it is not likely that he will have any sense what the more remote parts of the island are going through, or have been faced with.

Side note: people need to learn what decimate means. The press is as guilty as the non-english speaking president.

thephan wrote:DjT gave himself a thumbs up on the response to the devastation caused by Maria as he was leaving D.C. He will stay in the capital of PR, so it is not likely that he will have any sense what the more remote parts of the island are going through, or have been faced with.

Side note: people need to learn what decimate means. The press is as guilty as the non-english speaking president.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:well actually the original term means to destroy/kill by one tenth (hence the deci prefix)

think the original term started when the Roman army would purposely kill one out of every ten civilians when they conquered a land

but colloquially it has become to mean destroy a large part of something