Sounds like the Zydroga Act passed. First responder medical stuff.
Maybe the beard is humanizing him.
If so this pleases me, though it should have happened a long, long time ago. Did it pass the House and the Senate both, or just one? I know there were issues with it coming up to vote (it had more than enough co-sponsors to pass just on their votes).
I believe the Senate was the main stumbling block, so Mitch getting on board is more noteworthy, in this case.
Also, I have several FB friends who link brietbart stories regularly and they do NOT like Speaker Ryan one bit. It's good to know that after several months of being a laughing stock for not being able to find a Speaker, absolutely nothing has changed.
I was at the Capitol Building, right in front of Paul Ryan's office. This big black blur whizzed passed my group to go to the office. It was Paul Ryan and his bodyguards. No human can move that past so I think he and his guards might be Myrrdraal.
On a side note, the Capitol Building is completely upside down with construction, inside and out. I wouldn't visit right now.
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I wound up driving from Dallas to Houston this morning, and in my desperation to find something, anything, on the radio I came across Rush Limbaugh's show.
If he's any indication then Ryan's career is going to be rather short-lived. Apparently Congress is exactly the same as if Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi were still in charge, and the recent omnibus bill has Democrats laughing and gloating over getting everything they want in exchange for nothing.
And this is all Ryan's fault for refusing to stand up for the vast majority American people (because landslides in off-year elections show what America really wants) and shut the government down.
9 months on the budget deal seems like such an odd time frame, putting it right before the next election, but I suppose the GOP did manage to do a budget negotiation without shitting themselves publicly with brinksmanship so maybe.
9 months on the budget deal seems like such an odd time frame, putting it right before the next election, but I suppose the GOP did manage to do a budget negotiation without shitting themselves publicly with brinksmanship so maybe.
That's when the Federal fiscal year always ends. Well, for decades, anyway. After they realized they could never get a budget ready before July.
That's hotel carpet, I presume they find the cheapest shittiest carpet they can find because they know they'll be replacing it relatively often from say, people dragging gravestones all over them or spilling fluids and whatnot.
That's hotel carpet, I presume they find the cheapest shittiest carpet they can find because they know they'll be replacing it relatively often from say, people dragging gravestones all over them or spilling fluids and whatnot.
It's not so much "cheap" as "short, tight pile carpet that has a gaudy pattern that can hide spills of unknown origin".
That's hotel carpet, I presume they find the cheapest shittiest carpet they can find because they know they'll be replacing it relatively often from say, people dragging gravestones all over them or spilling fluids and whatnot.
Busy patterns also help make stains less obvious. Though anymore the main draw are non-repetitive geometric patterns so you can just replace one or two squares without it being noticeable.
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For some weird reason my mind totally blanked out on what Paul Ryan looked like. Just a white pink ballon in a suit floating around in my head.
That's hotel carpet, I presume they find the cheapest shittiest carpet they can find because they know they'll be replacing it relatively often from say, people dragging gravestones all over them or spilling fluids and whatnot.
Busy patterns also help make stains less obvious. Though anymore the main draw are non-repetitive geometric patterns so you can just replace one or two squares without it being noticeable.
That's hotel carpet, I presume they find the cheapest shittiest carpet they can find because they know they'll be replacing it relatively often from say, people dragging gravestones all over them or spilling fluids and whatnot.
Busy patterns also help make stains less obvious. Though anymore the main draw are non-repetitive geometric patterns so you can just replace one or two squares without it being noticeable.
Which is also why you see them all over casinos.
Another place where "spills of unknown origin" are common.
President Obama sends Congress his eighth and last annual budget proposal on Tuesday, a lame-duck executive’s accounting of national priorities that Republican leaders have branded sight unseen: dead before arrival.
But some new ideas that the administration previewed in recent weeks, including on cancer research, opioid abuse and military projects, could have more life than Republicans care to admit. A $10-a-barrel oil tax for infrastructure and clean transportation projects is certain to be too much for conservatives, but administration officials said some initiatives would prevail in some form.
Congressional Republicans went to new lengths to extinguish any such expectations. Breaking with a 41-year-old tradition, the Republican chairmen of the House and Senate budget committees announced that they would not even give the president’s budget director, Shaun Donovan, the usual hearings in their panels this week.
President Obama sends Congress his eighth and last annual budget proposal on Tuesday, a lame-duck executive’s accounting of national priorities that Republican leaders have branded sight unseen: dead before arrival.
But some new ideas that the administration previewed in recent weeks, including on cancer research, opioid abuse and military projects, could have more life than Republicans care to admit. A $10-a-barrel oil tax for infrastructure and clean transportation projects is certain to be too much for conservatives, but administration officials said some initiatives would prevail in some form.
Congressional Republicans went to new lengths to extinguish any such expectations. Breaking with a 41-year-old tradition, the Republican chairmen of the House and Senate budget committees announced that they would not even give the president’s budget director, Shaun Donovan, the usual hearings in their panels this week.
No it's the Democrats who are divisive, we swear.
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That house and yard is a million dollars+ where I live. You can get a place for $300k down here, but it'll be a zero lot line line place. You'd be better off getting a $300k condo. Those are nice.
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I believe the Senate was the main stumbling block, so Mitch getting on board is more noteworthy, in this case.
Also, I have several FB friends who link brietbart stories regularly and they do NOT like Speaker Ryan one bit. It's good to know that after several months of being a laughing stock for not being able to find a Speaker, absolutely nothing has changed.
I was at the Capitol Building, right in front of Paul Ryan's office. This big black blur whizzed passed my group to go to the office. It was Paul Ryan and his bodyguards. No human can move that past so I think he and his guards might be Myrrdraal.
On a side note, the Capitol Building is completely upside down with construction, inside and out. I wouldn't visit right now.
If he's any indication then Ryan's career is going to be rather short-lived. Apparently Congress is exactly the same as if Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi were still in charge, and the recent omnibus bill has Democrats laughing and gloating over getting everything they want in exchange for nothing.
And this is all Ryan's fault for refusing to stand up for the vast majority American people (because landslides in off-year elections show what America really wants) and shut the government down.
That's when the Federal fiscal year always ends. Well, for decades, anyway. After they realized they could never get a budget ready before July.
Well, that answers the question of who dresses Paul Ryan.
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It's not so much "cheap" as "short, tight pile carpet that has a gaudy pattern that can hide spills of unknown origin".
Busy patterns also help make stains less obvious. Though anymore the main draw are non-repetitive geometric patterns so you can just replace one or two squares without it being noticeable.
Which is also why you see them all over casinos.
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Another place where "spills of unknown origin" are common.
Pretty much the only environment ACU was good for...
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Because it's a good carpet with a gun defending itself from a bad carpet with a gun.
Pull the other one, Paul - it has bells on it.
And then there's his support for a Congressional fuck you to the President over the budget:
No it's the Democrats who are divisive, we swear.
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in all fairness...the grass is very nice.
i wonder if he's drinking as much now. i bet he isn't.
As someone else pointed out, that is the look of a man deliriously happy that he no longer has to deal with the shitshow in the GOP.
And who no longer has to think about finances. I'd be deliriously happy if I had the money/income to afford that house too.
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That house is probably around $400-500k in Ohio - definitely nice, but not crazy. He's mowing his own lawn with that old-ass Toro, too. Good for him.
Houses like that aren't that expensive out here...
Expensive enough.
I don't begrudge him, though. Whether he earned it or not, it's his money to spend.
From the camera angle, that looks rather large, and fancy.
And nice only runs maybe 250-300k where I live (and doesn't look like a small mansion or something).
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"No fucking way you cut that grass yourself."
As much as i may despise the man.
The grass is nice.
And i am almost as happy that he is out as he seems to be.
Holy shit I couldn't even buy a shitty rundown 1 bed studio apartment within two hours of work for that much. I'm moving to Ohio.
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Tell that to grass!
$200-300k will get you a nice house in the twin cities suburbs.
I'm going to guess you live either in San Francisco or New York based on that reaction.
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