Screaming at an assistant, and security like a banshee, for no other reason than she could?
YES!
Never work for a law firm. That is SOP for partners, especially litigators. Anything short of drawing blood, that is.
Screaming at an assistant, and security like a banshee, for no other reason than she could?
YES!
Simply disgusting. There's nothing this twisted piece of crap won't stoop to.Oh, look. Trump attacking someone and telling lies about them again. Must be a day ending in "y".
Never work for a law firm. That is SOP for partners, especially litigators. Anything short of drawing blood, that is.
Oh, look. Trump attacking someone and telling lies about them again. Must be a day ending in "y".
He opened with a joke about the drinking water in Flint, Michigan? Yikes!
In a fact sheet posted online Thursday, the campaign highlighted a number of "specific regulations to be eliminated" under the GOP nominee's economic plan, including what they called the "FDA Food Police."
“The FDA Food Police, which*dictate how the federal government expects farmers to produce fruits and vegetables and even dictates the nutritional content of dog food,” it read.
“The rules govern the soil farmers use, farm and food production hygiene, food packaging, food temperatures and even what animals may roam which fields and when,” the statement continued. "It also greatly increased inspections of food 'facilities,' and levies new taxes to pay for this inspection overkill."
Ah, yes, no, but
The fact sheet was later removed from the website and a new fact sheet detailing Trump's economic agenda did not include mention of the FDA.
I feel a bit dirty for saying so, but it was funny.He opened with a joke about the drinking water in Flint, Michigan? Yikes!

I feel a bit dirty for saying so, but it was funny.![]()
This is marvellous stuff
So he monitors his business by signing so many checks he can't be expected to catch an error.[Trump lawyer] Garten said the billionaire businessman personally signs hundreds of checks a week, and that he simply didn't catch the error.
"He traditionally signs a lot of checks," said Garten, who serves as in-house counsel for various business interests at Trump Tower in New York City. "It's a way for him to monitor and keep control over what's going on in the company. It's just his way. ... I've personally been in his office numerous times and seen a big stack of checks on his desk for him to sign."
This one could play and play. I'm not saying it will, but there has to a be a strong temptation for journalists at this stage to stop pounding the stale old narrative - Hillary/Scandal, Trump/Crazy Antics - and get on a new one -Trump/Scandal. Before the audience just drifts away.Note to the basket dwellers - THAT is evidence of pay for play.
Game over boys.
Oh and Trump's son has said Trump won't release his tax returns because 'they would distract from his message'.
This one could play and play.
Navin R. Johnson signed a lot of checks, too.
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It's ok when a (R) does it. But when a (D) might have, or is implied to something similar, its automatically wrong.
