The (many) indictments of Donald Trump

You're not in a service industry either.

As was noted earlier, no one is making you close your doors on federal holidays. In fact, rarely do I see service industry employees enjoy those holidays because their employers aren't required to be closed AND pay them - so they stay open.

Watching you act like one day every four years is going to cause your business or supply chain to collapse speaks more about the fragility of your business than it does about anything else.
 
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As was noted earlier, no one is making you close your doors on federal holidays. In fact, rarely do I see service industry employees enjoy those holidays because their employers aren't required to be closed AND pay them - so they stay open.

Watching you act like one day every four years is going to cause your business or supply chain to collapse speaks more about the fragility of your business than it does about anything else.

Since when are elections only once every 4 years? And the rest of your post is just typical septic bullshot.
 
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I can’t speak for Hog only myself , I can assure you that I don’t speak to all those important people in all those countries like you do in your multinational company that ( we would know ) . I can also assure you of one thing mid level manager , if you see a semi with a loaded trailer being made to sit out travel time for some federal holiday , they are not doing it because they want to , or so they could go vote . They are actually losing money . Again that’s cute and I’m glad it works for all those other countries, it’s not broken here so why do we want to add yet more restrictions to people so others can sit at home ? I’ll say it again and try not to sound like a baby this time ..restricting me for two full days so less than half the population can go vote is stupid and illogical from a business stand point .

I definitely see it but usually the reason that matters is bad planning. You plan around this stuff like you would natural disasters, etc. One day won't break a company. The Manufacturing Plant/ Retail Store should have stocked inventory to prepare for it. If they don't, than that is their issue and bad planning.

It may hurt a product launch/sales release because it falls behind a day but then again, it is a single day.

I don't want to give too much away but I definitely work very much in this space (Logistics, Procurement, Manufacturing, etc.).

Also, for the service industry, random vacation days can be a boom because know people have time to go out to restaurants, shop, etc. that they wouldn't normally have.

Did your world sink from the week of January 15th this year because the roads were pretty hazardous and people were not driving?

My point is that the business world is pretty resilient and not only would that world adjust but they would also find ways to make profit off of it. I also don't think everything will shut down. In the USA, the only day where I truly see everything shut down is Christmas Day. Trucks still run, restaurants/retail are still open, and warehouses still operate on most other Federal Holidays.

I do think the day would be WASTED if all it was used for is to give people time off to vote. I think it needs to be more than just that and have learning events/functions about the candidates (especially local candidates) as well as debates.
 
But Septic loves to get on his high horse.

That's rich, you're crying about voluntarily letting your employees off to vote for the Presidency, once - every four years.

If that causes you even a modicum of consternation about how your business will survive, you're doing business wrong. Don't try to hide behind the excuse of "iTz gOvErNmENtaL wAsTe!", it rings hollow - not even you can be that cheap.
 
Since when are elections only once every 4 years? And the rest of your post is just typical septic bullshot.

How often do you vote in a general election? That's what we're talking about. As usual, you try to deflect when you get called out for having a moronic take.

Like I said, if letting your ee's off to vote in a general election is going to cause your business to suffer catastrophic failure- maybe you should think about a career change.
 
That's rich, you're crying about voluntarily letting your employees off to vote for the Presidency, once - every four years.

If that causes you even a modicum of consternation about how your business will survive, you're doing business wrong. Don't try to hide behind the excuse of "iTz gOvErNmENtaL wAsTe!", it rings hollow - not even you can be that cheap.

I'm not crying about sh^t. I oppose the federal government establishing a federal holiday for election day, I oppose the federal government establishing any more federal holidays. If you want to give your employees a paid holiday on election day, do it and quit whining.

The reality of it is only a few private companies will offer a paid holiday so it will be just the 12th paid holiday for government employees. Yay fiscal responsibility.
 
How often do you vote in a general election? That's what we're talking about. As usual, you try to deflect when you get called out for having a moronic take.

Like I said, if letting your ee's off to vote in a general election is going to cause your business to suffer catastrophic failure- maybe you should think about a career change.

To be fair, hog88 has a valid point but I talked about it in my original post that started this discussion. Another point that I was cited but has been blown over was lining up the Federal positions on a lower number of days to reduce the # of elections.

For example, have Senators on 4 years or move to 8 year terms so their elections align with Presidential Election to limit and extend Congressional terms to 4 years. (I do think 2 years, especially in our world today, is too short).
 
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I'm not crying about sh^t. I oppose the federal government establishing a federal holiday for election day, I oppose the federal government establishing any more federal holidays. If you want to give your employees a paid holiday on election day, do it and quit whining.

The reality of it is only a few private companies will offer a paid holiday so it will be just the 12th paid holiday for government employees. Yay fiscal responsibility.

Again, no one is requiring you or your business to recognize those federal holidays as anything but another day.

I'd argue that having more working people voting on issues that affect fiscal responsibility would engage them to actually elect those that would be better stewards of federal coffers.

You seem to bitch about things just to hear yourself bitch. Try carrying your thoughts through to logical conclusions instead of just being debbie downer for the sake of being contrarian.
 
To be fair, hog88 has a valid point but I talked about it in my original post that started this discussion. Another point that I was cited but has been blown over was lining up the Federal positions on a lower number of days to reduce the # of elections.

For example, have Senators on 4 years or move to 8 year terms so their elections align with Presidential Election to limit and extend Congressional terms to 4 years. (I do think 2 years, especially in our world today, is too short).

The federal workforce makes up less than 2% of the overall American workforce. Him whining about a 1.8% of the workforce getting an additional day off (to vote) is "a" point, it's just not a convincing one.
 
Does this mean that Congress will have to pass legislation or do something. I would not count on any changes happening soon. As soon as somebody proposes a change 50% for it 50% against it.
 

Special Attorney Hired by Fani Willis To Help Prosecute Trump Donated big bucks to her campaign​


An expert Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis retained to help prosecute former President Trump donated $4,300 to her campaign for public office, records show.

John Floyd, a prominent Atlanta attorney and partner at Bondurant Mixson & Elmore, was retained by Willis in 2021 to help her prosecute the former president. Floyd is one of the leading experts in Georgia’s intricate and complex racketeering statutes at play in the sweeping case against the former president.

According to public records, Floyd donated to Willis’ campaign for district attorney twice — $2,800 on March 20, and $1,500 on June 25, 2020, for a total of $4,300.

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"Floyd is a well-known and well-respected litigator and RICO expert, and others from his law firm also donated to Willis' campaign. Besides, there’s no way that any of them could have known in the spring and summer of 2020 that a Trump RICO case even would exist," Shu added.

 

Special Attorney Hired by Fani Willis To Help Prosecute Trump Donated big bucks to her campaign​


An expert Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis retained to help prosecute former President Trump donated $4,300 to her campaign for public office, records show.

John Floyd, a prominent Atlanta attorney and partner at Bondurant Mixson & Elmore, was retained by Willis in 2021 to help her prosecute the former president. Floyd is one of the leading experts in Georgia’s intricate and complex racketeering statutes at play in the sweeping case against the former president.

According to public records, Floyd donated to Willis’ campaign for district attorney twice — $2,800 on March 20, and $1,500 on June 25, 2020, for a total of $4,300.

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"Floyd is a well-known and well-respected litigator and RICO expert, and others from his law firm also donated to Willis' campaign. Besides, there’s no way that any of them could have known in the spring and summer of 2020 that a Trump RICO case even would exist," Shu added.


Why does this matter? Either Trump is guilty or he's not...
 
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TROUBLE….
 
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Cellphone data obtained from AT&T through subpoena strongly suggests that Nathan Wade made 35 trips to Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis’s Hapeville neighborhood, contradicting his testimony of just ten visits, an affidavit filed Friday by Trump attorneys contends.

The filing, if true, suggests Wade might have committed perjury. Fulton Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee will decide whether to admit the affidavit and the phone records into evidence.


 
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Nathan Wade Visited DA Fani Willis' Georgia Neighborhood at least 35 Times And Stayed Overnight BEFORE she hired him as special prosecutor, cellphone data shows​


Fani Willis and her special prosecutor former lover Nathan Wade appeared to be having late night trysts at her apartment well before they both claim their 'romantic relationship' started, according to bombshell phone records filed with the court today.

The cellphone data reveals Wade visited the exact area where the Fulton County district attorney was renting a condo at least 35 times before their admitted affair – at least one of them before she appointed him to prosecute former president Donald Trump in her election fraud case in Georgia.

But attorneys seeking to have her disqualified from the case against Trump subsequently hired a criminal defense investigator to analyze phone records, which further call into question the relationship between the couple and the timing of Wade's appointment.


He said there was so much data that he focused on two specific dates, which revealed Wade was in the direct vicinity of Willis's apartment on one occasion in September, 2021 before he was appointed until 3.28 AM. He went home and then texted her at 4.20 AM.

Two months later, in November, 2021 he called Willis at 11.32 PM and arrived in the specific area of the apartment at 12.43 AM, staying there until 4.55 AM.

 
Some of these verdicts and charges will turn out to be hilarous democrat and never trumper pre-ejac with expensive Adam/ Eve toys.
 

Exclusive: Nathan Wade Led Fani Willis 2020 Transition into Office​


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Nathan Wade “made the decisions to hire or fire” employees in Fulton County District Attorney’s Office following Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis’ election victory in November 2020, multiple sources familiar with the Wade and Willis relationship exclusively told Breitbart News.

The revelation of Wade’s previously unreported position as the former personnel decision-maker for the District Attorney’s Office raises ethical and conflict of interest concerns. It also raises questions about whether Wade and Willis have been forthright about the timeline of their affair.

“Wade is a prosecutor on the Trump case and he selected the office employees,” a source told Breitbart News.

Wade led a transition team of ten to twelve people who interviewed and evaluated current employees to remain in Willis’ newly won office just weeks after she won the election in November, said the sources, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retribution due to their direct knowledge of the environment inside the District Attorney’s Office, which they characterized as “corrupt.”

Wade, a second source told Breitbart News, was in charge of determining who of the 250 office employees would remain with Willis. Sources described one-on-one interviews behind closed doors with Willis and Wade, who was “too invested to be just a friend” of Willis to hold such a powerful position.

 

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