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Last I heard they were acting like big babies. And Blaming Biden for hoarding it for his dinner parties

Five months in and the Youngkin administration hit the trifecta of incompetence in one day. Once again proving that a businessman is not a great executive officer of a state or nation https://bluevirginia.us/2022/05/is-the-youngkin-administration-unraveling-three-state-agencies-implode-in-one-day

Nobody does it better than the Trumpublicans (or more) https://www.inquirer.com/politics/election/republican-mail-ballots-south-philadephia-20220506.html A mail ballot mystery is unfolding at an otherwise unremarkable post office box in South Philadelphia. City elections officials last week received applications from more than three dozen Republican voters across a pocket of the neighborhood. Those applications requested that mail ballots be delivered not to the voters’ homes, but to P.O. Box 54705, an address registered to a recently formed GOP political action committee, according to state data. Many of those voters told The Inquirer they have no idea why their ballots were sent there. Some said they never even applied to vote by mail. And yet one out of every six Republican ballot requests in the 26th Ward — the section of deep South Philly south of Passyunk Avenue and west of Broad Street that voted twice for Donald Trump — listed the post office box. That made it the largest single destination for ballots in the city other than nursing homes or elections offices. At a time when Republican lawmakers and candidates have attacked mail voting and falsely portrayed it as rife with abuse, the ballot requests and interviews with voters reveal an effort by one GOP operative to use mail ballots that may violate or at least push the boundaries of state law. For example, the mailing address portion of the form — where the P.O. box was written — is in a visibly different handwriting from the rest of the form on many of the applications, according to two sources who have reviewed the documents. And that handwriting appears on multiple forms, suggesting that the same person wrote in the P.O. box for the voters. The Philadelphia City Commissioners Office, which oversees elections, said it was aware of the situation and had been “actively monitoring” the issue.

Western Pa roots. (pronounced something like ruts? It's been awhile)

She should sue the hell out of everyone involved.

Great talent. Was considered the fastest guy in the Pirates system at the time. Better than Miguel Dilone who was on the team at the time.

Was having flashbacks to a minor league I saw back in the early 70s. Promising player died in a similar collision.

Rain delay

Not sure if you've seen this. Schmidt lays it all out..... https://steveschmidt.substack.com/p/no-books-no-money-just-the-truth?s=r

I really need to add this to the list...Willie Nelson, Wynton Marsalis, Walter Blanding on Tenor....

It sounds like the guy is a few dingleberries shy of a full peck

Somebody needs to drain the Pa Swamp

Realistically factions would always form so I guess having parties is inevitable in the long run (Thanks TJ) Ranked choice is an interesting concept, keep "voting" until someone reaches a majority. But when a "Party's" nominee wins with less than 50% of the vote, especially when the "Party" in theoretically the "majority party" something is drastically wrong with the system.

You know what else isn't in the Constitution? Political Parties. Maybe we need a movement to have them outlawed. All elections by ranked choice voting...

Maybe they should begin with the PA/NJ border to keep out frauds like Oz

Rick was starting to slide near the end of his second term when he decided he wanted to be Vice President. Glen Youngkin is what Rick Snyder was becoming.

How many of these foreign assets were behind the Citizens United ruling, and how much $$$ did Mr and Mrs Virginia Thomas gain from the deal?

One heck of a rant...a bit of tweeting while drunk there?

One issue that I've seen raised from the fallout of whatever the ruling happens to be is that it opens a Pandora's box on the right to privacy. Especially in regards to laws restricting travel across state lines (to use an extreme case), but you could also begin to see local law enforcement seeking court orders seeking information on people looking for emergency contraception or ever those seen near a suspected abortion facility. What would stop authorities do the same in regards to guns somewhere down the line? While not completely restricting gun use, but gathering information on those visiting gun shops, gun shows, researching gun information on line?

For your amusement...

He's still doing some good stuff...Quite a bit different from his Range days...