The unofficial "Trump's cabinet" thread

[mtangelsfan]

and dentistry.

[Thomas]

Just now, mtangelsfan said:

and dentistry.

Even the most ardent socialist supporter in the UK would readily admit that universal dental care would bankrupt the nation.

[EnglishCop]

10 minutes ago, Geoff said:

 

Why can't we just say $250 a day, like a real company would do?

 

 

 

 

Based on our actuarial analysis of your tendencies, the value of the stated benefit offered would be around $1500 daily. Given the fact that you do not live near an In-N-Out, the actual value is diminished to approximately $1,475. We believe this to be a fair offer.

[Tank]

15 minutes ago, EnglishCop said:

I'm fine with it. Most Europeans brutalize the language. I'd like to cut the Chunnel in half and build a wall in the middle of the water.

and what would building a wall do? why, it would create Order!!

[Thomas]

And hence why he is EnglishCop and not ArithmeticCop.

[Adam]

5 minutes ago, EnglishCop said:

Based on our actuarial analysis of your tendencies, the value of the stated benefit offered would be around $1500 daily. Given the fact that you do not live near an In-N-Out, the actual value is diminished to approximately $1,475. We believe this to be a fair offer.

Wait a minute. This is the public sector we're talking about? $1,475 seems light. 

[AngelsLakersFan]

53 minutes ago, mtangelsfan said:

The way the light hits his nose makes it look like he has a nose piercing.

[m0nkey]

Does @EnglishCop have the highest like to post ratio on the site, with a minimum of 10 posts?

[Blarg]

4 hours ago, Glen said:

Once again, Blarg is unalternarively wrong.

Caveat: at some point, at this rate, eventually Blarg will be correct. He certainly isn't correct now though, and if you predict rain for 30 days and you're wrong you don't get  credit for the 31st day when it finally does rain. You were still wrong 30 days in a row.

Education will make the change. Just like manufacturers moved on from men on the line to robots. It's just far more efficient cost wise. If you don't believe so then please explain why colleges are expanding into online graduate studies. 

The testing in California is now on computers in the grade school level. No hand written tests, no teacher supervision,  students are shuttled into the computer lab, log in and start answering questions and a computer grades their work. 

Most kids in So Cal are on AR reading courses that are reading a story and take the online test. No teacher involvement. 

But you can live in the steam driven world of yesteryear and say progress isn't happening. Then go online and buy something you would have gone to a store and paid a cashier for. 

[the dude abides]

5 hours ago, Geoff said:

I'm not sure there's a douchier, more punchable face in all of politics. 

 

 

May I present Rat Boy?

 

[Glen]

8 hours ago, Blarg said:

Education will make the change. Just like manufacturers moved on from men on the line to robots. It's just far more efficient cost wise. If you don't believe so then please explain why colleges are expanding into online graduate studies. 

The testing in California is now on computers in the grade school level. No hand written tests, no teacher supervision,  students are shuttled into the computer lab, log in and start answering questions and a computer grades their work. 

Most kids in So Cal are on AR reading courses that are reading a story and take the online test. No teacher involvement. 

But you can live in the steam driven world of yesteryear and say progress isn't happening. Then go online and buy something you would have gone to a store and paid a cashier for. 

Nice rant, but in this instance I was referring to you asserting that the Republicans won't work with Trump.

Once again...

 

[Spirit]

Former WWE exec. Linda McMahon approved to head Small Business Administration.

 

Now he's got this train back on the rails!!!

 

 

 

[TobiasFunke]

13 minutes ago, Geoff said:

Former WWE exec. Linda McMahon approved to head Small Business Administration.

 

Now he's got this train back on the rails!!!

 

 

 

That makes sense since the McMahon's have made a living of eating up small businesses.

[Thomas]

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“Stone Cold” Steve Austin has stunned 46 percent of the people in this photo, including the president.

 

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[Amazing Larry]

On 12/8/2016 at 8:46 AM, Adam said:

Our lawyer (not Phil, our other lawyer) told us 3 weeks ago that we should hope that the Carls Jr. guy gets selected. So we're pretty stoked about that. 

 

[Adam]

Well... shitballs

[Glen]

I wonder if Trump is tired of winning yet.

[red321]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2017/02/22/oklahoma-attorney-generals-office-releases-7500-pages-of-emails-between-scott-pruitt-and-fossil-fuel-industry/?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_pruitt-1145a%3Ahomepage%2Fstory

I guess we know why they wanted to push the Pruitt vote ahead of the email drop.

The emails highlight an often-chummy relationship between Pruitt’s office and Devon Energy, a major oil and gas exploration and production company based in Oklahoma City. The correspondence makes clear that top officials at the company met often with Pruitt or people who worked for him. Devon representatives also helped draft — and re-draft — letters for Pruitt to sign and send federal officials in an effort to stave off new regulations.

“Any suggestions?” a deputy solicitor general in Pruitt’s office wrote to a Devon executive in early May 2013, including a draft of a letter the office was planning to send to the EPA regarding proposed regulations of methane emissions.

“Here you go,” the executive, Bill Whitsitt replied. “Please note that you could use just the red changes, or both red and blue (the latter being some further improvements from one of our experts) or none.”

“I sent the letter today,” the deputy solicitor general wrote the following day. “Thanks for all your help on this.”

[Amazing Larry]

Pls abolish the EPA Pruitt thx 

[Jay]

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/02/23/andrew-napolitano-chickens-have-come-home-to-roost.html

Andrew Napolitano: The chickens have come home to roost

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[Ordos]

47 minutes ago, Jay said:

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/02/23/andrew-napolitano-chickens-have-come-home-to-roost.html

Andrew Napolitano: The chickens have come home to roost

video

 

I agree with a lot of this, though I laugh at the assertion that Trump is the white knight in the scenario. It completely ignores his dealings with Cambridge Analytica, and gives him a free pass on any culpability.

Oh, and we all here are totally on the watch list. Thanks Obama (and W, and...)

[Thomas]

On 2/15/2017 at 2:04 PM, Glen said:

I wonder if Trump is tired of winning yet.

Considering how much money he is probably going to make in this deal Putin style? Not in a million years. I don't put much stock in the leaks about him "hating" the job.

[Jay]

14 minutes ago, calscuf said:

Colt, I think Jay is the only one old and white and dumb enough here to be an actual Trump supporter.  

Everyone else here who arguably wears that "R" seems to be saying "oh shit" under their breathes and only got there because they hate fake, lying women (which is problematic itself, because I've seen OC Republican women, they're basically the worst people on the planet, but I digress), and voting for Hillary would be like voting for n-----r.  Didn't do it the first time, ain't gonna do it now.  

Have you even heard about Ben Gazi?

haha wow at least you didnt use "ball washing" otherwise I would suspect that you, Glen and Shit Gibbon all atttended the same creative writing class at the community college.

 

[Jay]

4 minutes ago, calscuf said:

Jay, my dad was old and white and Republican.  I don't fault you.  We're just waiting for time to take its toll.  Then we can protect the planet from those people that you think you agree with.   

Did your old white dad pay for your education... loser

 

 

 

 

 

[Adam]

6 hours ago, calscuf said:

Honesty my dad paid for 2 years of community college and 2 years at a UC.  I paid for law school.  Took me 10 years to pay off $70K.

Next question? 

Do you have a commercial that airs on channel 9 between 10AM and 2:30PM?