slugsrbad wrote:We've moved onto the racist immigration policy dialogue part of the speech

Woody wrote:Well it didn't take long for Ryan Costello to go full Republican heel, did it.

slugsrbad wrote:Lock her up chant, which President responds:

"Boy have they committed a lot of atrocities."

Uncle Milty wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

pacino wrote:BREAKING: St. Louis prosecutor's office indicts Gov Eric Greitens "on a Felony Invasion of Privacy charge."

Led away from his office(?) in custody.

Originally a Democrat. Probably paid by Soros to switch and embarrass the GOP.

slugsrbad wrote:Now he's going after John McCain for his healthcare vote, but he won't say his name.

This week, frustration with Lamb came to a boiling point. During a debate, Lamb was asked by KDKA’s Jon Delano if he supported raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. Lamb said that he supported raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour, but felt setting the wage at $15 was too high.

“I think $15 sounds high based on what I’ve been told by many small business owners in our area,” said Lamb.“I would rather see something that was agreed on by both sides.”

The comments were met with outrage from many in the labor community in Southwestern PA.

“It’s always great when people who have never had to live on less than $15 an hour say that an amount that doesn’t even bring most people out of poverty sounds too high,” said prominent Pittsburgh labor lawyer Moshe Marvit on facebook regarding career prosecutor Lamb, who hails from one of the richest suburbs in Pittsburgh.

Privately, many labor leaders expressed to Payday that the comments further hurt their efforts to mobilize their members to knock on doors for Lamb. While many labor leaders are publicly backing Conor Lamb, labor leaders from 6 different unions told us that the feeling behind the scene is very different.

“Everybody is sort of going through the motions,” said one senior labor official, who declined to go on the record so as not to deflate his union’s turnout effort. “He’s got no fire, he’s got no passion to fight for them, and our members know it.”

igorvolsky @igorvolsky
Companies that have cut ties w/ @NRA... list keeps growing!!

MetLife
Symantec
Chubb
Enterprise
Alamo
National
First National Bank of Omaha
Best Western
Wyndham Hotels

Doll Is Mine wrote:Since yesterday:

igorvolsky @igorvolsky
Companies that have cut ties w/ @NRA... list keeps growing!!

MetLife
Symantec
Chubb
Enterprise
Alamo
National
First National Bank of Omaha
Best Western
Wyndham Hotels

Uncle Milty wrote:Come on Remington (razors)!

Sarah Chadwick// #NEVERAGAIN @sarahchad_
We should change the names of AR-15s to “Marco Rubio” because they are so easy to buy.