Posted on 04/18/2020 12:10:30 PM PDT by usafa92
But, that's pretty much . . . all of them.
Not the first penny. Nothing.
“a BUNCH of broke, white trash, backwards red states TAKE more than they GIVE”
Awww hell..... now ya dun gone an dun et.
Insultin Texans jus ain’t cool as we’s got plenty of room aut cheer. Not many RATS aut cheer... jus swimin in Mezcans.
Injoy yourn LIBTARD mair an goobernor.
Damn yankees.
They were okay with causing massive layoffs in the private sector. “If it saves lives it’s worth it”. Well it’s about time the public sector felt some of the cost too.
When did the Democrats gain a majority in the Senate?
When Mitch McCuckold stabbed all the conservative candidates in the back in 2016.
Remember the pundits speculating if the GOP could run the table and get to 60 Senators?
But that treasonous little weasel MitchMcCuckold (remember when he backed the establishment guy in Mississippi?) declined to support the conservatives, backstabbing them instead, even if it meant the Dems got the seat.
That is the best answer to the DIMs/Fearmongers Evah!
He defines most of the GOVS for sure...they want it both ways...shutdown for political damage to their opponents (namely President Trump), but full funding provided to them.
Although I fully appreciate them getting their comeuppance, I think the more immediate benefit is generating a new level of pressure to resume business, though it is galling that it has to come to this point before it “suddenly matters.”
School districts and universities/colleges will need to trim the administrative staff soon. Some universities and colleges have already started furloughing teaching staff. They need to make tenured teachers start taking a real teaching load instead of having the TA’s doing the class room work.
I don’t think I mentioned schools? Did I?
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