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  1. And the Commerce secretary had no idea when interviewed. The interviewer said that Trump was talking about how horrible it is that they propped themselves up for so long so they could say what a great economy. Commerce secretary said she wouldn't trust anything that came out of his mouth it is all lies. The interviewer then said, Trump was quoting data from the Commerce department. The Commerce Sec said she was not aware of those numbers. What an idiot!!! This is what we have running this country. Watch the video, it is deeply disturbing how stoopid this person is. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/bidens-commerce-secretary-mocked-after-telling-abc-she-s-not-familiar-with-major-job-number-revision/vi-AA1pdddm mspart
  2. Poor Cal Poly. Hopefully they get a better version of Jim than OSU did. mspart
  3. They make them mean there. No wonder men are afraid of them!! mspart
  4. That seems to be the case in King county. Crime up, arrests down. Funny how that works. mspart
  5. https://www.nationalreview.com/news/seattle-homicides-reached-30-year-high-in-2023/ By Ryan Mills January 10, 2024 12:36 PM At least 69 people were killed in homicides in Seattle last year, matching the highs from 1994 and 1969, according to records compiled by the Seattle Times. Those 69 killings constitute almost half of the 141 homicides recorded in King County in 2023, according to the paper. More than three-quarters of the victims died of gunshot wounds. A decade ago, in 2014, King County recorded only 54 homicides. Homicides have been on the rise for years in the far-left city, but they spiked during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic. A record number of police officers fled the Seattle force amid the anti-police sentiment in 2020 and 2021, when city leaders blamed the cops for being instigators of the racial-justice riots that enveloped in the city after George Floyd’s killing. The increasing number of homicides in Seattle and King County mirrors trends statewide. According to a Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs report released in July, there were 394 murders statewide in 2022, a nearly 17 percent increase over 2021. The 394 murders was the highest number recorded since the association began keeping records in 1980. People generally feel a lot safer here in the Seattle area with less police around and more crime going on. https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/king-county-murder-rates-break-records-seattle-prepares-even-fewer-officers/ZN2KBKHD3VAN5MILLNJTBM47EM/ King County murder rates break records as Seattle prepares for even fewer officers By Deedee Sun, KIRO 7 News October 13, 2021 at 8:02 pm PDT KING COUNTY, Wash. — King County is again breaking records when it comes to gun violence. More people were shot and killed between January and September of this year than all of 2020, according to the Quarter 3 report from the King County prosecuting attorney’s office. Gun violence is up nationwide, but for Seattle, the troubling uptick comes as the police department is dealing with major staffing troubles, and preparing for even more shortages once the vaccine mandate deadline comes. “We’ve already exceeded the historic records of gun violence that we saw last year in 2020,” said Dan Satterberg, King County Prosecuting Attorney. “It allows us to confirm what we feel in our gut. Incidents of gun violence, incidents of shots fired continues to grow at an alarming pace,” he said. So far this year, 73 people have been shot and killed in King County, compared to 69 shooting murders in all of 2020. The victims are primarily young people of color. (The department does not track the ethnicities of the suspects, in part because at-large perpetrators would lead to incomplete data.) The second article was from 2021 and it was decrying the uptick in violence. 2022 shot through that and 2023 shot through 2022. 2024 seems to be leveling off so we stay at near record levels and that is a win? I hear a lot of folks on this board say violent crime is down nationwide. We are not feeling it here I can tell you that for sure. mspart
  6. Maybe we can boil the ocean!! mspart
  7. Yes, that has made the news around here in Seattle area. The perp has a history of violent behavior. And he stabbed one of the dogs she was taking care of and dumped it in a garbage can. Rarely for here, he has a $5 million bail set. I think that is a record for Seattle in the last 4-5 years. If he is the perp, he needs some serious life sentencing to happen. https://komonews.com/news/local/seattle-crime-madison-valley-carjacking-homicide-murder-victim-ruth-dalton-dog-walker-beloved-woman-community-member-search-suspect-stolen-vehicle-brighton-playfield-washington-king-county# During a press conference Wednesday afternoon, SPD Deputy Chief Eric Barden said 48-year-old Seattle resident Jahmed Haynes was arrested by members of the SWAT team earlier that morning. Haynes was seen near his residence when SWAT took him into custody. Haynes had a bloody knife and keys to Dalton’s vehicle on him at the time of his arrest. https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/jahmed-haynes-deadly-seattle-carjacking SEATTLE - The man arrested in connection to a carjacking that killed an 80-year-old woman in Seattle's Madison Valley neighborhood had previously served time for vehicular homicide, court records show. Jahmed Kamal Haynes, 48, is accused of pushing beloved dog walker Ruth Dalton from her car and running her over, killing her. He's also accused of stabbing Dalton's dog to death and dumping its body in a park. Haynes was arrested at his Seattle home by SWAT on Wednesday. During a press conference, Seattle Police described Haynes as a "violent person," adding that he has eight prior felonies and a history of mental health concerns. Looks fairly guilty with that stuff on him. This guy is a bad dude. Glad he is behind bars. I don't know about where y'all live but violent crime is been rising in Seattle since 2020 and is near the peak with record homicides this year, assaults are up, theft is up. The thugs are rarely held accountable. I'm really glad this thug is behind bars where he can't hurt anyone else. mspart
  8. I know you can't boil the ocean, I just assumed that meant you can't cool the ocean either. Wow, learn something new everyday! mspart
  9. Well, now we have global cooling to obsess about. But never fear, they changed the language to global climate change to to cover that eventuality. So we can just obsess about it no matter which way it goes and we are right. mspart
  10. That is a proud moment indeed. Getting a youngin to begin investing for their future is quite the deal. Congratulations. My mom "made" me invest the max amount to the company matching level when I got my first big job. Been investing ever since. Almost to a point where I can retire. Probably another year or two. mspart
  11. Perhaps I misunderstood. I thought the effort was general, not targeted to a few individuals. How does targeting a few individuals help anything? mspart
  12. Except that she proclaimed for all to hear that her own parents would be suspicious of her because of her wealth. Just what was her point in saying that? I don't think anyone begrudges her wealth, but to be that wealthy and tell everyone that this is wrong is hypocritical at the highest level. I mean that is gold medal worthy. mspart
  13. Except borrowing money is not considered income. Because you have to pay it back. But more to the point, if borrowed money was taxed, that would shut down business expansion, business creation, and business investment. I don't think that is what this country needs. What this country needs is to stop spending so much. The more you have the more you spend. There is zero fiscal responsibility in DC and we are 30Trillion in the hole because of it. If we maintained a balanced budget, we would still have that debt but it would be manageable. Growing it all the time is not manageable at some point. mspart
  14. Says the woman who has 3 mansions, and has a net worth of $150 million. It is a bit incongruent to be that wealthy and not think for a second that her own parents wouldn't be suspicious of her. I don't care that she has money, but what a hypocrite in saying these things while everyone knows she is filthy rich. Another incongruence that the DNC is 100% about. They changed the rules and Kamala, who got zero votes both in 2020 and 2024 primaries is now the nominee. They prevented Bernie in 2016. Again, the blatant hypocrisy on display is staggering. She is trying to talk from a moral authority standpoint but in fact is projecting the whole time. mspart
  15. Nah, we don't go after those guys. Congress will most likely be exempt from this requirement. mspart
  16. So was she the border czar or wasn't she? And the border is fixed? Funny - just in time for a national election. If Kamala gets elected, expect the border to become porous as it was before the Ds decided it was a losing strategy. mspart
  17. And who pray tell, decides who is racist and who is not? And when is this determination made? Is it a nurse that decides, or a committee? We were very close to this with covid for sure. There were states that would not allow you to work if you didn't get the jab. In the case of WA, we are still feeling those effects in the ferry system which has an issue with too few employees to keep the schedule and too few boats (16 of 26 are operational). All this due to covid. There are a lot of folks that depend on the ferry to get to work on either side of puget sound that are now greatly inconvenienced by late boats or cancelled routes. Snow plow workers were also eliminated because they wouldn't take the jab. I think they fixed that up but the first winter around here, the passes were closed a lot more than usual due to the shortage of acceptable workers. mspart
  18. Sorry Know Nothing. The topic at the time I posted was talking about billionaires and 1%. And there was argument about that. So I thought it a good thing to put in facts and data from the US government to clear up the confusion. Sorry I got your knickers in a bunch. mspart
  19. Yes, and that info is not available that I know of. The question was starting to hinge on the 1% and what they pay. The table was added to show what the IRS says on the subject. mspart
  20. You deny the left would explode? That's rich. mspart
  21. This is correct. But there would be outrage if he or Vance or some other GOP guy said they liked white guy tacos. Yes, the spice is the issue underlying the whole thing, but again, you cannot say with a straight face that this would not be looked upon well by D's or media if Trump or Vance or some other white GOP guy said that. That was the whole point of the thread. I'm not mad at Walz for saying this. I don't care other than the double standard that is applied. I think it is funny when a double standard is pointed out, the folks on the left just go nuts. mspart
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