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Screw_Michigan wrote:I will definitely not be watching this infomercial.

Derron wrote:Build that fucking wall...hell yeah...!!!

Diego in Seattle wrote: I know that for a while now she's had one eye on the door....

Left Seater wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote: I know that for a while now she's had one eye on the door....

Well hook us up with your inside info.

Diego in Seattle wrote:It should be delayed an hour for fact checking.

Sincerely,
"4,000 terrorists are crossing that border

Speaking of the Secretary of Lying, wasn't she going to leave? I know that for a while now she's had one eye on the door....

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:

Left Seater wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote: I know that for a while now she's had one eye on the door....

Well hook us up with your inside info.

In Florida’s deeply conservative Panhandle, federal prison workers were already struggling after Hurricane Michael. Then came the government shutdown.

Though Mr. Trump said on Twitter over the weekend that “most of the workers not getting paid are Democrats,” that is far from true in places like Jackson County, Fla., where Marianna is the county seat. It is a Republican bastion so deeply conservative that it was illegal to sell liquor by the drink until November 2017. The president and his plan for a wall along the border are popular here, as they are across much of the state, which might explain why Florida Republicans in Congress have done little to pressure party leaders in the Senate to put an end to the shutdown.

A few miles away, another prison employee, Crystal Minton, accompanied her fiancé to a friend’s house to help clear the remnants of a metal roof mangled by the hurricane. Ms. Minton, a 38-year-old secretary, said she had obtained permission from the warden to put off her Mississippi duty until early February because she is a single mother caring for disabled parents. Her fiancé plans to take vacation days to look after Ms. Minton’s 7-year-old twins once she has to go to work.

The shutdown on top of the hurricane has caused Ms. Minton to rethink a lot of things.

“I voted for him, and he’s the one who’s doing this,” she said of Mr. Trump. “I thought he was going to do good things. He’s not hurting the people he needs to be hurting.”

Screw_Michigan wrote: Trump hates working people.

Left Seater wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote: Trump hates working people.

Wrong. Trump doesn’t hate me or himself. We are both working people.

In fact it is you who hates working people and many other liberals like you. It bothers you that we educated ourself, make money, and don’t need you or the government to help us make ends meet. You would far rather we be dependent on government on a daily basis.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Left Seater wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote: Trump hates working people.

Wrong. Trump doesn’t hate me or himself. We are both working people.

In fact it is you who hates working people and many other liberals like you. It bothers you that we educated ourself, make money, and don’t need you or the government to help us make ends meet. You would far rather we be dependent on government on a daily basis.

Yeah, all those prison guards living check to check who are now missing their checks due to Trump's benevolence. Yeah, I'm sure they'd agree that the president loves them.

Try removing your head from your ass before clacking out your next take.

Left Seater wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote: Trump hates working people.

Wrong. Trump doesn’t hate me or himself. We are both working people.

In fact it is you who hates working people and many other liberals like you. It bothers you that we educated ourself, make money, and don’t need you or the government to help us make ends meet. You would far rather we be dependent on government on a daily basis.

Left Seater wrote: So now you want to move the goal posts and walk back your “working people” for Federal Prison guards. Had you said that at first I likely would have agreed with you. Instead you wanted to bastardize the term working people and I called you on your bullshit.

You are a mess.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Left Seater wrote: So now you want to move the goal posts and walk back your “working people” for Federal Prison guards. Had you said that at first I likely would have agreed with you. Instead you wanted to bastardize the term working people and I called you on your bullshit.

You are a mess.

Federal prison guards aren't working people? What fucking planet are you living on? You are just as delusional as the president himself.

Trump and the conservative policies he proposes hurt working people. I know you don't give a shit, but wakey wake already.

Screw_Michigan wrote:Rice grads are not working class people, nice try.

Screw_Michigan wrote:Rice grads are not working class people, nice try.

Derron wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:Rice grads are not working class people, nice try.

Nice tolerance there cum swabber. Why do you hate educated people?

Goober McTuber wrote: Don't take it all personal Dohron. That wouldn't include you.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: Don't take it all personal Dohron. That wouldn't include you.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:homeostasis

Rooster wrote:I wish I were one of those Federal workers who were sent home. As soon as the budget deal is finalized, they’ll get their back pay and head off to work— all after being on vacation for the past several weeks.

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Rooster wrote:I wish I were one of those Federal workers who were sent home. As soon as the budget deal is finalized, they’ll get their back pay and head off to work— all after being on vacation for the past several weeks.

Can you hook us up with a link that says that furloughed workers will get back-date, not just the workers on the job w/o pay?

Derron wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: Don't take it all personal Dohron. That wouldn't include you.

Well shocking.....the Board Bitch rolls in and fellates one of his fellow monkeys..you make funny there Gobbles..you da man. You make Board Bitch laugh..you da man.

Left Seater wrote: Most of these furloughed workers should get a severance package of 6 months pay and health coverage and told they will not be coming back ever.

The furloughing of hundreds of Food and Drug Administration inspectors has sharply reduced inspections of the nation’s food supply — one of many repercussions of the partial government shutdown that make Americans potentially less safe.

The agency, which oversees 80 percent of the food supply, has suspended all routine inspections of domestic food-processing facilities, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in an interview. He said he’s working on a plan to bring back inspectors as early as next week to resume inspections of high-risk facilities, which handle foods such as soft cheese or seafood, or have a history of problems.

“We are doing what we can to mitigate any risk to consumers through the shutdown,” Gottlieb said.

Screw_Michigan wrote:These people are totally non-essential. Fire them now?

Left Seater wrote:He clearly either can’t understand the word most of he decided to ignore that word because it didn’t...