I'm Done Wearing Masks !

[PegLeg45]

You know by now, (or should      ) that I think it's all a bunch of crap.
But there IS another side of the coin.

Why I love masks :
#1  Gives my another canvas for offending liberals
#2 Women's eyes.  Even the meth mouth hooker is  prettier if you're looking at her eyes, and not her rotten teeth.

Like the rookie congresswoman from GA??     

[tombogan03884]

Look at a lot of meth mouth hookers do we?   Stay out of Walmart.

This isn't suburbia, yes, I see quite a few meth whores.

Any business, or industry, that has a requirement for PPE is also mandated to have initial and ongoing education on the reason for, use of, and disposal of the gear.

That does a lot of good. These assholes couldn't be trusted with plastic straws and now they are littering with medical waste. I remember when people were actually worried and offended by medical waste on the beaches.

Like the rookie congresswoman from GA??     

Yes      Exactly.   

[alfsauve]

And this just in.  Not only are the masks of dubious use, but so were the closures and lockdowns.

https://www.newsweek.com/covid-lockdowns-have-no-clear-benefit-vs-other-voluntary-measures-international-study-shows-1561656

[PegLeg45]

And this just in.  Not only are the masks of dubious use, but so were the closures and lockdowns.

https://www.newsweek.com/covid-lockdowns-have-no-clear-benefit-vs-other-voluntary-measures-international-study-shows-1561656

I guess Mayor Beetlejuice saw that too...... I saw yesterday where she has flip/flopped and now says restaurants need to re-open and get going again. Funny the timing with the election being over and all.

[alfsauve]

Speaking of Marjorie Green.   I have a bone to pick with her.

She initially filed to run as a candidate from my district to replace Democrat McBath.   Evidently the powers that be convinced her that either she couldn't win or that someone else would be better, so she ran out of my/her district in a more rural area.  I had already sent her a donation at that time.  Thought about asking for it back.  Felt betrayed.  She won the rural district but the Rep candidate in my district lost.    She probably wouldn't have won my district either, still I don't like the idea of running out of your district.   It just comes across as opportunistic.  It become more about the party winning rather than representing the people.

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[PegLeg45]

Speaking of Marjorie Green.   I have a bone to pick with her.

She initially filed to run as a candidate from my district to replace Democrat McBath.   Evidently the powers that be convinced her that either she couldn't win or that someone else would be better, so she ran out of my/her district in a more rural area.  I had already sent her a donation at that time.  Thought about asking for it back.  Felt betrayed.  She won the rural district but the Rep candidate in my district lost.    She probably wouldn't have won my district either, still I don't like the idea of running out of your district.   It just comes across as opportunistic.  It become more about the party winning rather than representing the people.

Which is the main problem in party politics in a nutshell.

[MikeBjerum]

Speaking of Marjorie Green.   I have a bone to pick with her.

She initially filed to run as a candidate from my district to replace Democrat McBath.   Evidently the powers that be convinced her that either she couldn't win or that someone else would be better, so she ran out of my/her district in a more rural area.  I had already sent her a donation at that time.  Thought about asking for it back.  Felt betrayed.  She won the rural district but the Rep candidate in my district lost.    She probably wouldn't have won my district either, still I don't like the idea of running out of your district.   It just comes across as opportunistic.  It become more about the party winning rather than representing the people.

A little professional Carpet Bagging?  I understand your state election process requiring 50% +1, and its associated runoffs, but how does this multi-district eligibility work?

[alfsauve]

You can run for any US Congressional office no-matter where you actually live, at least in GA. 

A couple years back, Ossoff (soon to be Senator) ran in my congressional district, but he didn't live in the district.  He promised if he won he'd buy a house in our district.  Many people publicly denounced him for it.  He lost, but of course moved on to bigger things.  And in the end, 2 years ago, a Democrat, McBath, did win our district.

BTB, McBath won re-election and she did so by campaigning about all the favors she'd done for people, not on the issues. 

[tombogan03884]

Speaking of Marjorie Green.   I have a bone to pick with her.

She initially filed to run as a candidate from my district to replace Democrat McBath.   Evidently the powers that be convinced her that either she couldn't win or that someone else would be better, so she ran out of my/her district in a more rural area.  I had already sent her a donation at that time.  Thought about asking for it back.  Felt betrayed.  She won the rural district but the Rep candidate in my district lost.    She probably wouldn't have won my district either, still I don't like the idea of running out of your district.   It just comes across as opportunistic.  It become more about the party winning rather than representing the people.

Don't you have residency requirements ?
All elected officials must reside where they were elected.
Our new Mayor is catching shit for that . He lives on Governors Island, not in city limits.

Go read the Federalist. Pretty much every page contains warnings about the dangers of "faction".
Pretty useless really.
Like minded people will form cliques and be damned to your rules.
Articles of Confederation was no where near being the only thing they screwed up on.

[alfsauve]

There may be some residency requirements for state and local offices, but for the US House districts the only requirement is that you be a resident of GA.