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dwp49423 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2026 8:14 pm
Plus, Congress is only in session about 150 days a year (usually 3 days a week Tue-Thu) so there's still plenty of time to see far away relatives for a few days.
The breaks in the schedule aren't supposed to be off days for Congress, they're all intentionally built in on so that reps can be working in their district.
While that intent has been ignored by the House as of late, it shouldn't be forgotten.
"Following law school, Scholten clerked for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, specializing in immigration law.[6] She later joined the U.S. Department of Justice as an attorney adviser for the Board of Immigration Appeals from 2013 to 2017, where she worked on federal immigration policy during the Obama administration.[9] Afterwards, she went back to Michigan and became a staff attorney at the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center and later worked in private practice.[6][10]"
A lot more experience than copy/pasting another meteorologist's morning forecast.
BirdieKingBobo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2026 7:05 am
If Terri somehow gets through the primary and beats Scholten... then we are truly f.....ked as a nation.
And Perry Johnson looks like an alien.
Just curious... has anyone (other than Johnson) validated his claim that he 'saved the auto industry'?
BirdieKingBobo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2026 7:05 am
If Terri somehow gets through the primary and beats Scholten... then we are truly f.....ked as a nation.
And Perry Johnson looks like an alien.
Just curious... has anyone (other than Johnson) validated his claim that he 'saved the auto industry'?
Great point.
Here is a good article on the topic from Bridge Michigan written in 2022:
While he can rightfully claim his advice likely led to some improvement in manufacturing processes, he most certainly did not "save" the industry.
Ironically, the self proclaimed quality control guru seemed over his head when collecting petition signatures to get on the ballot four years ago. Recall that the contractors used by he and some other GOP candidates were found to have committed fraud.
Flock Cameras violate the Fourth Amendment, are prone to inaccuracy, are prone to misuse, and are prone to hacking.
BirdieKingBobo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2026 7:05 am
If Terri somehow gets through the primary and beats Scholten... then we are truly f.....ked as a nation.
And Perry Johnson looks like an alien.
Man, someone needs to tell Johnson, even if he was the best politician around and was loved/respected by voters across the board, he still wouldn't win due to his creepy looks. He's like a poor-mans Christopher Walken after 6 facelifts. Dude needs to save his money and stop advertising, or if he does ads, do NOT show his face.
(BTW - If anyone is wondering what our old friend Kari is up to these days, she’s been more or less thrown under the bus by Trump after a Federal judge determined her actions as VOA CEO were void from July 31 through Nov 19 including a Aug 29 500 person job elimination order for the Voice of America staff. Her replacement has been nominated.)
BirdieKingBobo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2026 7:05 am
If Terri somehow gets through the primary and beats Scholten... then we are truly f.....ked as a nation.
And Perry Johnson looks like an alien.
Man, someone needs to tell Johnson, even if he was the best politician around and was loved/respected by voters across the board, he still wouldn't win due to his creepy looks. He's like a poor-mans Christopher Walken after 6 facelifts. Dude needs to save his money and stop advertising, or if he does ads, do NOT show his face.
I think Cox or Rogers probably has DeVos funding, Perry a close third.
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TonySpaghetti wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2026 11:19 am
He has texted me 3 times so far
I have received a few dozen from him. I block the number, but then he just uses another one. I'm guessing he is burning through hundreds of phone numbers that eventually get blacklisted as spam.
TonySpaghetti wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2026 11:09 am
"Following law school, Scholten clerked for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, specializing in immigration law.[6] She later joined the U.S. Department of Justice as an attorney adviser for the Board of Immigration Appeals from 2013 to 2017, where she worked on federal immigration policy during the Obama administration.[9] Afterwards, she went back to Michigan and became a staff attorney at the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center and later worked in private practice.[6][10]"
A lot more experience than copy/pasting another meteorologist's morning forecast.
If Terri DeBoer gets to the November election, I’m confident she will do a great job of reading whatever her GOP handlers put in front of her on a teleprompter or the paper they hand to read for radio ads. I expect the GOP will make sure she’s always available for some softball Rick Albin interviews and speeches to very friendly audiences regularly avoiding questions like “Do you support President Trump” since Trump lost in Kent County in 2024.