I fucking dare you to take all the shit youve said in this thread in a print out and read it to your grandma.
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https://twitter.com/CatieEdmondson/status/1242221451081584645We're going to find out he was fucking one of his aides, aren't we?
As irredeemably shitty as Trump is on a personal level, I've been keen to remind people that George W. Bush actually inflicted much more material harm.Looking like Trump wants to take a shot at that.
Former campaign workers for Mike Bloomberg are suing the billionaire former presidential candidate for fraud, alleging in a nationwide class action lawsuit that as many as 2,000 employees were promised to be paid through the general election before he laid them off.Plaintiffs in the class action include two organizers who halted the interview process for other jobs to join the Bloomberg campaign, and another former organizer who postponed law school to work on Bloomberg’s 2020 effort.The filing comes on the same day as another class action brought by a former Bloomberg field organizer that similarly argues the employees were tricked into taking jobs they were told would continue for a year.The lawsuit by the three former workers in Georgia, Utah and Washington state, also filed in federal court in New York City, contends that the field organizers were fraudulently induced to accept jobs with the Bloomberg campaign based on the promise of guaranteed salaries through November.
Bloomberg on Friday purged all of those workers in six battleground states and guaranteed they would be paid only through the first week of April, with their benefits expiring at the end of that month. The first big round of layoffs across the rest of the country happened earlier this month, with their pay lasting through March 31.Bloomberg hiring materials described as coming from headquarters promised work with “Team Bloomberg” through November, regardless of whether he became the Democratic nominee, provided that the aides working across the country were willing to relocate. Bloomberg’s team reiterated their plans to follow through — even if only in spirit — after the initial round of layoffs, when top campaign advisers indicated in emails and staff conference calls that they would be given priority on a planned Bloomberg super PAC.Instead, Bloomberg announced Friday that he had decided to transfer $18 million of his own money to the Democratic National Committee to help presumptive nominee Joe Biden.
https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/1242239785999241217
The numbers are picking up, but Russia -- a country of 146 million people -- has fewer confirmed cases than Luxembourg, with just 253 people infected. Luxembourg, by contrast, has a population of just 628,000, according to the CIA World Factbook, and by Saturday had reported 670 coronavirus cases with eight deaths.
"The most important thing — and I've actually talked to Barack about this — the most important thing is that there has to be someone who, the day after they're picked, is prepared to be president of the United States of America if something happened," Biden said
"I have to pick someone if, God forbid, tomorrow, if I contracted what my son had or something like that, that the person is ready on day one to be president of the United States," Biden said in February at a CNN town hall in Manchester, New Hampshire.He then added, "But the second criteria is I would very much like my administration to look like the country, like Barack and our administration looked like."
“Excluding people from an otherwise public forum such as this by blocking those who express views critical of a public official is, we concluded, unconstitutional,” wrote Judge Barrington D. Parker.“Twitter is not just an official channel of communication for the President; it is his most important channel of communication,” the judge concluded in a decision with implications for how elected officials throughout the country use social media platforms to communicate with constituents.Two judges, nominated to the bench by Trump, disagreed with the decision and would have reconsidered the earlier ruling.[...]Of the nine judges who considered the Trump administration’s request, only Park and Sullivan announced they would have revisited the earlier decision.
“The First Amendment’s guarantee of free speech does not include a right to post on other people’s personal social media accounts, even if those other people happen to be public officials,” Judge Michael H. Park wrote in a dissent, joined by Judge Richard J. Sullivan.Park acknowledged that the president’s use of Twitter has been unprecedented but noted that Trump created his personal @realDonaldTrump account years before taking office.
vodka is the cureQuoteThe numbers are picking up, but Russia -- a country of 146 million people -- has fewer confirmed cases than Luxembourg, with just 253 people infected. Luxembourg, by contrast, has a population of just 628,000, according to the CIA World Factbook, and by Saturday had reported 670 coronavirus cases with eight deaths.
Florida is going blue this year boyshttps://mobile.twitter.com/WPTV/status/1242194520709742597
Can’t the trolls troll from home? #QuarantineTheTrollFarms
https://twitter.com/digby56/status/1242287635608961024
what kind actually wants their government to demand they go to work under penalty of homelessness or starvation?
Jay dubs continues being the dumbest fucker on here.
bringing up shit from the relationship thread is pretty low breh
AKA you, soyboy.
Quote from: thisismyusername on March 24, 2020, 10:02:07 AMQuote from: JayDubya on March 24, 2020, 09:53:30 AMAKA you, soyboy. I thought you were better than this, Jay. You read the exchange above and you're chastising me for saying something that mild? Kindly go fuck yourself.
Quote from: JayDubya on March 24, 2020, 09:53:30 AMAKA you, soyboy. I thought you were better than this, Jay.
