thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
pacino wrote:thephan wrote:
You go out to the site and there are two points of contact that have email addresses of ldwwgroup.com, which turns out to be a marketing firm. I don't have time to dig around, but clearly this is super sketchy.“The fact that there are so many utilities with experience in this and a huge track record of helping each other out, it is at least odd why [the utility] would go to Whitefish,” said Susan F. Tierney, a former senior official at the Energy Department and state regulatory agencies. “I’m scratching my head wondering how it all adds up.”Whitefish Energy is based in Whitefish, Mont., the home town of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke. Its chief executive, Andy Techmanski, and Zinke acknowledge knowing one another — but only, Zinke’s office said in an email, because Whitefish is a small town where “everybody knows everybody.” One of Zinke’s sons “joined a friend who worked a summer job” at one of Techmanski’s construction sites, the email said. Whitefish said he worked as a “flagger.”
Zinke’s office said he had no role in Whitefish securing the contract for work in Puerto Rico. Techmanski also said Zinke was not involved.NBC Montana quoted Techmanski in a report Oct. 1 as saying he had asked Zinke for help in getting personnel and equipment to the territory. Chiames, the Whitefish spokesman, confirmed that “Once the company got the go-ahead from PREPA on September 26 to begin work, company executives did reach out to contacts in case they could help expedite getting qualified linesmen to the island.”
everything they accused the Clintons of doing they decide to do in a more brazen manner
pacino wrote:Trump "lacks the desire to be competent."
Werthless wrote:Monkeyboy wrote:assuming we survive, you really have to wonder how much damage this is doing to the office of the president and to government in general. I'm not talking about policy or scandals, just the damage to the institutions. How do you walk back this level of craziness? Everything will be on the table now and people will just say, "Well, he/she isn't as bad as Trump," or, "At least he/she didn't do x,y,z like Trump did." Being a banana republic is now normal.
Putin must be sitting in his office with a bowl of popcorn, laughing his ass off.
I'm hoping we swing back to someone within the next 2 elections who is partially elected because of the way s/he carries themselves. Basically, someone like Obama, who is pretty spotless from an integrity standpoint.
slugsrbad wrote:Donald Trump wrote:Bob Corker, who helped President O give us the bad Iran Deal & couldn't get elected dog catcher in Tennessee, is now fighting Tax Cuts....Donald Trump wrote:...Corker dropped out of the race in Tennesse when I refused to endorse him, and now is only negative on anything Trump. Look at his record!Senator Bob Corker wrote:Same untruths from an utterly untruthful president. #AlertTheDaycareStaff
JUburton wrote:I can't decide if its
1. this stinks so badly that it cannot possibly be as bad as it seems.
2. this administration is so brazen and stupid that they don't see an issue with this and think they'll never face consequences.
(jk its obviously 2)
wouldn't all records relating to this company's choosing be FOIA-able?
yeah but theyre so dumb there must be some EMAILS.Werthless wrote:JUburton wrote:I can't decide if its
1. this stinks so badly that it cannot possibly be as bad as it seems.
2. this administration is so brazen and stupid that they don't see an issue with this and think they'll never face consequences.
(jk its obviously 2)
wouldn't all records relating to this company's choosing be FOIA-able?
I'm assuming there were palms greased... you likely wouldn't have those types of transactions being request-able.
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
dammit they really are playing 7 dimensional chesspacino wrote:that's my thing; could it possibly be this obvious? like, it's cartoonish-level corruption. you'd ask for a re-write on the script to make it more plausible. could it all be on the up and up somehow? it's making me triple-guess everything.
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
JUburton wrote:dammit they really are playing 7 dimensional chesspacino wrote:that's my thing; could it possibly be this obvious? like, it's cartoonish-level corruption. you'd ask for a re-write on the script to make it more plausible. could it all be on the up and up somehow? it's making me triple-guess everything.
Monkeyboy wrote:assuming we survive, you really have to wonder how much damage this is doing to the office of the president and to government in general. I'm not talking about policy or scandals, just the damage to the institutions.
CalvinBall wrote:Im in DC. Corker spoke to our group this morning then went to blast trump minutes later. Pretty incredible.
Doll Is Mine wrote:This Ellen DeGeneres look alike on ESPN is annoying. Who the hell is he?
CalvinBall wrote:Im in DC. Corker spoke to our group this morning then went to blast trump minutes later. Pretty incredible.
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
slugsrbad wrote:CalvinBall wrote:Im in DC. Corker spoke to our group this morning then went to blast trump minutes later. Pretty incredible.
For work, or for modern slavery/human trafficking?
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.