slugsrbad wrote:
Senator Burr was a good chairman for the IC, much better than that clown Nunes in the House. I find it hard to believe there are many tears in the West Wing that he had to step down.

Yeah he was great, I liked the part where he used intelligence to sell all of his stocks illegally.

CFP wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:
Senator Burr was a good chairman for the IC, much better than that clown Nunes in the House. I find it hard to believe there are many tears in the West Wing that he had to step down.

Yeah he was great, I liked the part where he used intelligence to sell all of his stocks illegally.

I liked the part where he let the IC investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election and stated that conclusion publicly.

slugsrbad wrote:

CFP wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:
Senator Burr was a good chairman for the IC, much better than that clown Nunes in the House. I find it hard to believe there are many tears in the West Wing that he had to step down.

Yeah he was great, I liked the part where he used intelligence to sell all of his stocks illegally.

I liked the part where he let the IC investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election and stated that conclusion publicly.

Yeah it was super impactful and helped reign trump in

td11 wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

CFP wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:
Senator Burr was a good chairman for the IC, much better than that clown Nunes in the House. I find it hard to believe there are many tears in the West Wing that he had to step down.

Yeah he was great, I liked the part where he used intelligence to sell all of his stocks illegally.

I liked the part where he let the IC investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election and stated that conclusion publicly.

Yeah it was super impactful and helped reign trump in

It was better than having both the GOP leader in the House and the Senate running interference and leaking information to the White House during the investigations. I'm not trying to give the man an award, but I fear what could happen if/when the Senate Intel Committee is chaired by someone who is uber partisan. At least Burr lead it with competence.

Yeah I'm just on one today. I know what you mean

Its just sad we gotta give him credit for doing the bare minimum and doing his job

td11 wrote:Yeah I'm just on one today. I know what you mean

Its just sad we gotta give him credit for doing the bare minimum and doing his job

you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to him"

JUburton wrote:

td11 wrote:Yeah I'm just on one today. I know what you mean

Its just sad we gotta give him credit for doing the bare minimum and doing his job

you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to him"

What about giving him credit?

It's a reference to a very funny tweet

td11 wrote:It's a reference to a very funny tweet

Damn.

Joke
My head

For posterity: https://twitter.com/dril/status/831805955402776576

@dril: issuing correction on a previous post of mine, regarding the terror group ISIL. you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them"

Fuck yeah, NJ!

@klandergan
Meanwhile, at the Assembly remote voting session in Jersey >>>

"Fuck him"

"Assemblyman, we can hear your line right now."

@klandergan
Someone is also driving while voting and you can hear google maps. I love this voting session

A business owner in Bellmawr has decided to “take matters into our own hands” by opening his gym in defiance of a state-ordered closing of nonessential businesses. Ian Smith, co-owner of Atilis Gym, said he plans to open at 8 a.m. Monday for members. Smith said they’ve decided to limit capacity to 20% or about 44 people at a time, but he expects “thousands” of people to show up after a primetime national television interview Wednesday.

Smith told Carlson he thought Gov. Phil Murphy’s order to close nonessential business was unfair and an infringement on his Constitutional rights. “Our main objective is to show the world, but especially the governor, that we reject the premise of essential versus nonessential businesses. Our goal is to make a statement. We don’t need a nanny state to tell us you can’t go outside.”



https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/05/ ... ws-it.html

Price I'm willing to pay to get my bench reps in

CalvinBall wrote:Price I'm willing to pay to get my bench reps in

I am sure Brantt will be there in support.

traderdave wrote:A business owner in Bellmawr has decided to “take matters into our own hands” by opening his gym in defiance of a state-ordered closing of nonessential businesses. Ian Smith, co-owner of Atilis Gym, said he plans to open at 8 a.m. Monday for members. Smith said they’ve decided to limit capacity to 20% or about 44 people at a time, but he expects “thousands” of people to show up after a primetime national television interview Wednesday.

Smith told Carlson he thought Gov. Phil Murphy’s order to close nonessential business was unfair and an infringement on his Constitutional rights. “Our main objective is to show the world, but especially the governor, that we reject the premise of essential versus nonessential businesses. Our goal is to make a statement. We don’t need a nanny state to tell us you can’t go outside.”

[Reveal] Spoiler:

Smith said he and Trumbetti (his business partner) are “not saying take masks off and throw caution to the wind.” “Frank’s mother is hospitalized with COVID,” Smith said. “She’s probably not going to make it. My partner is watching his mom lose the battle.”

https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/05/ ... ws-it.html

What a bunch of dumbbells.

Donald Jr has an op-ed in Breitbart today attacking Wolf. There’s no way he wrote actually wrote it, but I guess Wolf is the next Whitmer in their strategy for November.

let's go after the center-left mild-mannered businessman with 70% approval for his actions

winning strategy

Augustus wrote:Donald Jr has an op-ed in Breitbart today attacking Wolf. There’s no way he wrote actually wrote it, but I guess Wolf is the next Whitmer in their strategy for November.

cowardly act is the next clinging to guns and religion. hopefully they have the same ultimate effect on voters in PA.

JUburton wrote:

Augustus wrote:Donald Jr has an op-ed in Breitbart today attacking Wolf. There’s no way he wrote actually wrote it, but I guess Wolf is the next Whitmer in their strategy for November.

cowardly act is the next clinging to guns and religion. hopefully they have the same ultimate effect on voters in PA.

NEPA carried Trump last time, right? Not a fucking chance they vote against one of their own.

PSUsarge wrote:

JUburton wrote:

Augustus wrote:Donald Jr has an op-ed in Breitbart today attacking Wolf. There’s no way he wrote actually wrote it, but I guess Wolf is the next Whitmer in their strategy for November.

cowardly act is the next clinging to guns and religion. hopefully they have the same ultimate effect on voters in PA.

NEPA carried Trump last time, right? Not a fucking chance they vote against one of their own.

SWPA is big time Obama/Trump land.