ScoobyDoo
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Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
You mean he brought it back. It was here before.
You mean he brought it back. It was here before.
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POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
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St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
Yes. But that doesn't matter. The old light rail system, privately owned and managed, left the area in 1954 as the company shifted to buses that were more cost efficient and allowed for greater versatility to change lines with population demands.
Regardless, it had been gone for over 40 years before Ventura signed into law what would become the Blue Line (slow)LRT route.
Yes. But that doesn't matter. The old light rail system, privately owned and managed, left the area in 1954 as the company shifted to buses that were more cost efficient and allowed for greater versatility to change lines with population demands.
Regardless, it had been gone for over 40 years before Ventura signed into law what would become the Blue Line (slow)LRT route.
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
The R's and D's also didn't want to work with him, because he wasn't "one of them," so no, many things didn't get done.
I thought Ventura was a good governor. *shrug*
The R's and D's also didn't want to work with him, because he wasn't "one of them," so no, many things didn't get done.
I thought Ventura was a good governor. *shrug*
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
This guy told us that he walked into Ventura's office for the interview and shook the Governor's hand. Ventura then asked him one question, and the interview was over. The question? "If there was one place you could go, where would it be?"
That told me all I needed to know about how Jesse Ventura operated.
I played in a golf league with a guy who Ventura appointed to be a state court judge. This guy was one of three candidates who had been nominated to interview with the Governor, who would then choose the appointee.
This guy told us that he walked into Ventura's office for the interview and shook the Governor's hand. Ventura then asked him one question, and the interview was over. The question? "If there was one place you could go, where would it be?"
That told me all I needed to know about how Jesse Ventura operated.
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
Maybe they didn't work with him because he was insane? The most successful and popular Maine governor in my memory was independent Angus King. He was able to work with both sides of the aisle (worked with the D's heavily on green energy, environmental protection, etc; worked with the R's on more 'business friendly' initiatives). He's one of our Senators now, and the righties in Maine complain that he is just a Democrat but plays the independent card for electoral benefit . the truth is the R's have gone off the deep end and he has very little he can work with them on now.
Maybe they didn't work with him because he was insane? The most successful and popular Maine governor in my memory was independent Angus King. He was able to work with both sides of the aisle (worked with the D's heavily on green energy, environmental protection, etc; worked with the R's on more 'business friendly' initiatives). He's one of our Senators now, and the righties in Maine complain that he is just a Democrat but plays the independent card for electoral benefit . the truth is the R's have gone off the deep end and he has very little he can work with them on now.
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St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
I remember listening to Ventura say live on the radio that the only reason he signed into law the LRT was due to 494 (lower half of the 1-94 byway around the Twin Cities) being too busy for him to drive his Porsche freely down the highway. Because a rail system going from the MSP Airport to downtown Mpls was going to solve that how, exactly? If in doubt, look at a road map.
Even if he was trying to give the glib response, anybody who had been following him knows there was more than just a kernel of truth to his statement.
I remember listening to Ventura say live on the radio that the only reason he signed into law the LRT was due to 494 (lower half of the 1-94 byway around the Twin Cities) being too busy for him to drive his Porsche freely down the highway. Because a rail system going from the MSP Airport to downtown Mpls was going to solve that how, exactly? If in doubt, look at a road map.
Even if he was trying to give the glib response, anybody who had been following him knows there was more than just a kernel of truth to his statement.
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
IMO, Ventura wasn't nutso until after he left office. Then, no question he was off his rocker.
IMO, Ventura wasn't nutso until after he left office. Then, no question he was off his rocker.
unofan
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When the letter next to the name tells you how they'll vote on 95% of controversial issues, why shouldn't you use that (unless your pet issue falls in that 5%)?
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(my only party affiliation is anti-poison)
I don't have an ounce of party loyalty. I'm just anti-Trumpism until its over.
(my only party affiliation is anti-poison)
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ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
What Kathy Griffin did is much worse. Ask any Republican, they'll tell you.
What Kathy Griffin did is much worse. Ask any Republican, they'll tell you.
St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
Beyond political theater, does a heinous act like that really need to be denounced? The man murdered people.
Beyond political theater, does a heinous act like that really need to be denounced? The man murdered people.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
I didn't say they were. In fact one being worse sure seems like an indication that they are different.
Yeah, because that's the same thing.
I didn't say they were. In fact one being worse sure seems like an indication that they are different.
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
Just saying that even bringing that up in the same thought is ridiculous.
Just saying that even bringing that up in the same thought is ridiculous.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
How so? The President of the United States has called attention to Kathy Griffin yet is silent on the Portland violence. In fact he's been silent on all violence in the United States (exception Chicago) that isn't Muslim extremism. He's sending a clear signal that Muslim bad, white guy good.
How so? The President of the United States has called attention to Kathy Griffin yet is silent on the Portland violence. In fact he's been silent on all violence in the United States (exception Chicago) that isn't Muslim extremism. He's sending a clear signal that Muslim bad, white guy good.
The Sicatoka
Kicizapi Cetan
Re: POTUS 45.10 - Stage Two in Perpetuity
So ho-hum, she made a self-portrait in reds and showed it off.
Um, what?
You mean ... wha'?
That was supposed to be ...
Hadn't noticed the resemblance before.
So ho-hum, she made a self-portrait in reds and showed it off.
Um, what?
You mean ... wha'?
That was supposed to be ...
Hadn't noticed the resemblance before.
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