slugsrbad wrote:

Donald Trump wrote:The NFL has decided that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our National Anthem. Total disrespect for our great country!

slugsrbad wrote:

Donald Trump wrote:Democrat Congresswoman totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who died in action (and I have proof). Sad!

slugsrbad wrote:I assume there's an official transcript. Who knows if it will be released or not, but I feel awful for Mrs. Johnson. Her husband was killed in Niger and now he's a political talking point.

JUburton wrote:do we think donald trump knows that hes not in an election next month?

pacino wrote:

JUburton wrote:do we think donald trump knows that hes not in an election next month?

and it's not against hillary clinton, who is done politically?


WHY DO THEY LET HIM WATCH FOX NEWS ALL MORNING

thephan wrote:

pacino wrote:

JUburton wrote:do we think donald trump knows that hes not in an election next month?

and it's not against hillary clinton, who is done politically?


WHY DO THEY LET HIM WATCH FOX NEWS ALL MORNING

I have to imagine that there is a fear if they let him do something important that he might destroy something., literally. Its that generation that used TV as a babysitter reapplying what they learned.

pacino wrote:VA Governor's race tightening up, within margin of error on several polls

Both Wolf and Senate GOP leaders would only say they would look at the bill, while Wolf's office continued to press for a severance tax on Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling, something House GOP leaders have fought.

Amid the standoff, the House is holding up $650 million in aid to Penn State, the University of Pittsburgh, Temple and Lincoln universities and the University of Pennsylvania's veterinary school.

Meanwhile, the credit rating agency Standard and Poor's lowered its rating on Pennsylvania's debt and Wolf has postponed payments for lack of cash or gotten short-term cash infusions from the Pennsylvania Treasury to pay bills on time.

The Senate in July approved a roughly $500 million tax package that Wolf supported. The package included a Marcellus Shale tax and $1.25 billion in borrowing against tobacco settlement cash, but the House rejected it.

The House plan would extend the state sales tax to purchases in online marketplaces and fireworks, while scaling back the net operating losses businesses can carry over if, as expected, the state Supreme Court invalidates the current carry-over law in a pending case brought by Nextel Communications.

Waiting in the wings were other bills to siphon $500 million from off-budget programs, including mass transit and environmental cleanups, and authorize another major expansion of casino-style gambling in hopes of raising millions of dollars from license fees and bigger gambling losses.

Donald Trump wrote:I am supportive of Lamar as a person & also of the process, but I can never support bailing out ins co's who have made a fortune w/ O'Care.