I am confused on this, just a bit.
I need to research it myself before i comment on it.
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I need to research it myself before i comment on it.
Polls.... I guess it's just who is saying it and how
I saw today that Rasmussen says more than a quarter of the people strongly approve of the president.... well a quarter is only 25%
and yet CBS just announced that the approval rating for trump is now 37% down 2 points from last month and the lowest redorded
no matter who puts it and how... he is not real popular.... but I think after the Syria thing it will go up some... he sees that and will want to bomb someone else to try and distract the Russian investigation
although I would think this would open Trump's eye... some.... P u t I n just denounced the bombing as rushing to judgment and yet I saw last night we have a vid of the plane taking off from that airfield and doing the bombing... pretty cut and dried!
he can say it was rebels all he wants the vid doesn't lie!
I saw today that Rasmussen says more than a quarter of the people strongly approve of the president.... well a quarter is only 25%
and yet CBS just announced that the approval rating for trump is now 37% down 2 points from last month and the lowest redorded
no matter who puts it and how... he is not real popular.... but I think after the Syria thing it will go up some... he sees that and will want to bomb someone else to try and distract the Russian investigation
although I would think this would open Trump's eye... some.... P u t I n just denounced the bombing as rushing to judgment and yet I saw last night we have a vid of the plane taking off from that airfield and doing the bombing... pretty cut and dried!
he can say it was rebels all he wants the vid doesn't lie!
I don't know exactly where Mac copied that from, but it is pretty typical boilerplate language for many many websites. A simple google search of a few sentences in Mac's post turns up 10's of thousands of hits. Most have slight variations of the same language. The nutricost.com site privacy policy looks like a near perfect match for what Mac posted claiming to be "the NEW privacy law"
https://www.nutricost.com/tmpl/theme_nutricost/privacy.php
Check out that page and scan down to the "website information" "other information" and "disclosure and use of information" sections. Then look at Mac's post again.
It came from a medical website for prescription meds, h-h ... a lot of websites are starting to remove the option of honoring your request that your name and information not be shared ... that was the point of my posting that agreement. It was new to the website.
Just wait until your employer or prospective employer does a background check now and see's that you're bisexual and a member of racial adult websites ... you'll understand then, maybe.
Thanks for admitting...without saying it...that it wasn't the "NEW law" as you previously claimed. Rather it is the same boilerplate language ten's of thousands of websites use.
Excellent work then deflecting away from how ignorant your post was regarding Trump supposedly taking away our privacy.
Unwilling to come out and admit we're simply back to the status quo we had under Obummer???
Not interested in addressing how Obummer's FCC "privacy law" would have really just blocked ISPs from competing on targeted ad revenue with oh say....Google, who just happened to be the #3 donor to Obummer????
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Privacy? What's that?
If you don't want to be tracked then head to the hills, live off-grid, don't use credit cards or get any type of loan. Pay for everything with cash -etc etc...
Those privacy statements were meaningless, Credit card companies got around them and sold/traded your personal info anyways. The fear mongering from 911 made it possible to listen in on every phone call we make. There is an interesting movie coming out soon called "The Circle", I suggest you go see it.It may be "just a movie" but it is based in truth.
If you don't want to be tracked then head to the hills, live off-grid, don't use credit cards or get any type of loan. Pay for everything with cash -etc etc...
Those privacy statements were meaningless, Credit card companies got around them and sold/traded your personal info anyways. The fear mongering from 911 made it possible to listen in on every phone call we make. There is an interesting movie coming out soon called "The Circle", I suggest you go see it.It may be "just a movie" but it is based in truth.
New York State Just Passed a $163 Billion Budget and a Free College Tuition Plan
Reuters 8 hours ago
Travelers across New York state will get the chance to summon ride-sharing cars under a $163 billion state budget passed on Sunday that includes a free public college tuition program and ends imprisoning people younger than 18 with adults.
The passage completed a deal struck between lawmakers and Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, on Friday, nine days after the fiscal year began.
Key components raising the age of criminal responsibility and free tuition for students from families earning less than $120,000 a year were pushed by Cuomo and led to the longest budget delay since the Democrat took office in 2011.
To be phased in through October 2019, people under the age of 18 will no longer be housed in adult jails and prisons.
The measure, strongly embraced by Assembly Democrats, will leave North Carolina as the only state to automatically prosecute and imprison 16 and 17-year-olds as adults regardless of the crime.
Cuomo, considered a possible 2020 presidential contender, said in a radio interview that raising the age along with increasing the state’s minimum wage last year and legalizing same-sex marriages in 2011 are “really great lasting legacies.”
Republican lawmakers complained Cuomo incorporated social policy into the budget, but ultimately compromised.
“There’s a lot of things you like, a lot things you don’t like,” Senate Deputy Majority Leader John DeFrancisco, a Republican, said from the Senate floor.
State residents with household incomes under $100,000 will be able to enroll in state public colleges tuition-free. The income limit rises to $125,000 in three years.
The budget revives a tax cut program for New York City affordable housing developers and funds $2.5 billion of clean water infrastructure projects.
The spending plan won overwhelming support in the Assembly and Senate.
Legislators hailed the provision to permit Uber uber , Lyft lyft and similar ride-hailing services to operate beyond New York City.
Sen. Timothy Kennedy, a Buffalo Democrat, said upstate New York can now join the 21st Century.
For more on New York, watch Fortune’s video:
The $163 billion package also includes federal disaster aid for people impacted by 2012’s Superstorm Sandy hurricane and funds for health care reform.
The pact gives Cuomo’s budget director authority to plan spending cuts if the federal government slashes more than $850 million of funding to New York this fiscal year.
Cuomo called New York “a target for hostile federal actions” under Republican President Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress, which could cut billions of Medicaid dollars to New York and other states by replacing the Affordable Care Act.
To help offset the state’s $3.5 billion deficit and fund income tax cuts for people making under $300,000, the budget extends for two years an 8.82 percent tax rate on individuals making more than $1 million a year.
Cuomo failed in his quest to compel giant online marketplaces such as Amazon to collect taxes on third-party transactions.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/york-state-just-passed-163-052118779.html
Reuters 8 hours ago
Travelers across New York state will get the chance to summon ride-sharing cars under a $163 billion state budget passed on Sunday that includes a free public college tuition program and ends imprisoning people younger than 18 with adults.
The passage completed a deal struck between lawmakers and Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, on Friday, nine days after the fiscal year began.
Key components raising the age of criminal responsibility and free tuition for students from families earning less than $120,000 a year were pushed by Cuomo and led to the longest budget delay since the Democrat took office in 2011.
To be phased in through October 2019, people under the age of 18 will no longer be housed in adult jails and prisons.
The measure, strongly embraced by Assembly Democrats, will leave North Carolina as the only state to automatically prosecute and imprison 16 and 17-year-olds as adults regardless of the crime.
Cuomo, considered a possible 2020 presidential contender, said in a radio interview that raising the age along with increasing the state’s minimum wage last year and legalizing same-sex marriages in 2011 are “really great lasting legacies.”
Republican lawmakers complained Cuomo incorporated social policy into the budget, but ultimately compromised.
“There’s a lot of things you like, a lot things you don’t like,” Senate Deputy Majority Leader John DeFrancisco, a Republican, said from the Senate floor.
State residents with household incomes under $100,000 will be able to enroll in state public colleges tuition-free. The income limit rises to $125,000 in three years.
The budget revives a tax cut program for New York City affordable housing developers and funds $2.5 billion of clean water infrastructure projects.
The spending plan won overwhelming support in the Assembly and Senate.
Legislators hailed the provision to permit Uber uber , Lyft lyft and similar ride-hailing services to operate beyond New York City.
Sen. Timothy Kennedy, a Buffalo Democrat, said upstate New York can now join the 21st Century.
For more on New York, watch Fortune’s video:
The $163 billion package also includes federal disaster aid for people impacted by 2012’s Superstorm Sandy hurricane and funds for health care reform.
The pact gives Cuomo’s budget director authority to plan spending cuts if the federal government slashes more than $850 million of funding to New York this fiscal year.
Cuomo called New York “a target for hostile federal actions” under Republican President Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress, which could cut billions of Medicaid dollars to New York and other states by replacing the Affordable Care Act.
To help offset the state’s $3.5 billion deficit and fund income tax cuts for people making under $300,000, the budget extends for two years an 8.82 percent tax rate on individuals making more than $1 million a year.
Cuomo failed in his quest to compel giant online marketplaces such as Amazon to collect taxes on third-party transactions.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/york-state-just-passed-163-052118779.html
...Listen, faggot breath, I wasn't meaning it was the new "federal law" ... but the new norm of websites now removing the option of asking its patrons to request that their privacy info not be shared.
...And if Trump signs it into law, it most assuredly IS Trump frik'n taking away our privacy. You can protect him all you wish, he's a frik'n loser as President ... far, far worse than any president that's ever served this country, and a habitual liar to boot. He's enjoying the simplicities of signing executive orders to reverse everything Obama did in office; do you really think he reads and comprehends any of them? If he did, he certainly wouldn't have proposed the Trumpcare as a far superior healthcare plan ... he simply took the Speaker at his word and signed onto that abortion. Anyone who gets his facts from Fox & Brite Bart ... is very dangerous. And when he gets a nuclear war started, you can defend him on that too, I imagine.
...So, why don't you take a bit of time away from your keyboard, here, and go find yourself a juicy cock to suck and "fuck off" ok? And try initiating a topic INSTEAD of looking for sentence fragments of other posters to criticize, "round mouth".
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Yeah, of course you weren't meaning it was the new federal law....why would anyone ever think such a thing.....all you did was post "Here goes our privacy on the internet ...", followed by links about Trump signing the FCC privacy law, followed by a post starting: "Here's how the NEW privacy law reads:".
Ahhh the sweet sounds that tell you when you've won a debate with ole Sweet & Cordial Mac.....when he starts in with the name calling and insults!
what makes you think you won?
once again you are just doing a mind fuck!
as far as the name calling.... on here it is just a sign of endearment!
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payback is a bitch
Crowd shouts 'You Lie' at Joe Wilson, who shouted at Obama
GRANITEVILLE, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina representative who shouted "You Lie" at President Barack Obama during a joint session of Congress was on the receiving end of the same words in his district this week.
U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson heard plenty of boos and chants of "You Lie" during a town hall Monday in Graniteville.
Wilson drew yells from the crowd of about 200 people when he spoke about health care and violence against women. He said he supports local prosecutors in domestic violence cases, but he voted against extending the Violence Against Women Act in 2013.
Wilson said after the town hall that he always learns a lot from a back-and-forth with constituents. His spokeswoman said too much attention was being paid to the brief yelling.
"The clip being circulated of Congressman Wilson's town hall last night shows less than a minute of a positive event that lasted nearly two hours where the Congressman engaged with his constituents both in a town hall format and one-on-one after the official program ended, Wilson spokeswoman Leacy Burke said in a statement.
Many GOP lawmakers have run into protests during similar meetings during the Easter recess.
Wilson shouted "You lie!" when Obama unveiled the details of his health care proposal before Congress in 2009. Though he was later reprimanded for his lack of decorum, he won re-election in 2012 with 53 percent of the vote, compared to 44 percent for his Democratic challenger. This is his 16th year in the U.S. House.
Not everyone at the town hall was angry with Wilson. Bob Sullivan drove 60 miles from Columbia to Aiken County to attend the event.
"I wanted to get a feel for where people are coming from," he told The Post and Courier of Charleston. "I think he handled himself well. You've got to give him credit. It's not an easy thing to do."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-rep-joe-wilson-receiving-end-lie-170015344.html
Crowd shouts 'You Lie' at Joe Wilson, who shouted at Obama
GRANITEVILLE, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina representative who shouted "You Lie" at President Barack Obama during a joint session of Congress was on the receiving end of the same words in his district this week.
U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson heard plenty of boos and chants of "You Lie" during a town hall Monday in Graniteville.
Wilson drew yells from the crowd of about 200 people when he spoke about health care and violence against women. He said he supports local prosecutors in domestic violence cases, but he voted against extending the Violence Against Women Act in 2013.
Wilson said after the town hall that he always learns a lot from a back-and-forth with constituents. His spokeswoman said too much attention was being paid to the brief yelling.
"The clip being circulated of Congressman Wilson's town hall last night shows less than a minute of a positive event that lasted nearly two hours where the Congressman engaged with his constituents both in a town hall format and one-on-one after the official program ended, Wilson spokeswoman Leacy Burke said in a statement.
Many GOP lawmakers have run into protests during similar meetings during the Easter recess.
Wilson shouted "You lie!" when Obama unveiled the details of his health care proposal before Congress in 2009. Though he was later reprimanded for his lack of decorum, he won re-election in 2012 with 53 percent of the vote, compared to 44 percent for his Democratic challenger. This is his 16th year in the U.S. House.
Not everyone at the town hall was angry with Wilson. Bob Sullivan drove 60 miles from Columbia to Aiken County to attend the event.
"I wanted to get a feel for where people are coming from," he told The Post and Courier of Charleston. "I think he handled himself well. You've got to give him credit. It's not an easy thing to do."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-rep-joe-wilson-receiving-end-lie-170015344.html
well HH looks like you guys squeeked another out by hook or by crook!... should have been an esay win in a red area... and yet had trouble?
just shows mental disabilities and money prevail over logic ....
the state went red after the left proposed raising taxes..... and yet what are some of your friends proposing now to pay for Reaganomics?
just shows mental disabilities and money prevail over logic ....
the state went red after the left proposed raising taxes..... and yet what are some of your friends proposing now to pay for Reaganomics?
Maybe this is why they don't feel they have to follow the wish of the people
Congressman tells angry constituents the idea that they pay his salary is ‘bullcrap’
An Oklahoman congressman is under fire after he seemingly dismissed the notion that his constituents pay for him to go to Congress, calling the idea “bullcrap” in a viral video making the rounds on social media. Markwayne Mullin, speaking at a town hall Tuesday in Jay, Oklahoma, was responding to a question from the audience when he responded to a claim that constituents pay for him to work in Congress.
“You say you pay for me to do this. Bullcrap. I pay for myself. I paid enough taxes before I got there and continue to through my company to pay my own salary. This is a service. No one here pays me to go,” said the 39-year-old Republican who represents Oklahoma’s second district, which covers ...
https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/2e34e903-47e6-3016-b4f0-31d957bf567a/ss_congressman-tells-angry.html
just a note.... he has cancelled all the rest of his town halls... claiming threats of violence... just another typical tea party asshole!
Congressman tells angry constituents the idea that they pay his salary is ‘bullcrap’
An Oklahoman congressman is under fire after he seemingly dismissed the notion that his constituents pay for him to go to Congress, calling the idea “bullcrap” in a viral video making the rounds on social media. Markwayne Mullin, speaking at a town hall Tuesday in Jay, Oklahoma, was responding to a question from the audience when he responded to a claim that constituents pay for him to work in Congress.
“You say you pay for me to do this. Bullcrap. I pay for myself. I paid enough taxes before I got there and continue to through my company to pay my own salary. This is a service. No one here pays me to go,” said the 39-year-old Republican who represents Oklahoma’s second district, which covers ...
https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/2e34e903-47e6-3016-b4f0-31d957bf567a/ss_congressman-tells-angry.html
just a note.... he has cancelled all the rest of his town halls... claiming threats of violence... just another typical tea party asshole!
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My two cents worth... If you are silly enough to believe you can go freely about the internet and not be noticed then you truelly are in trouble.To cover your tracks and keep all your data and history safe you really need to do the following.
1. Download a 2048 bit encryption programme...They are out there for free.
2. Download a VPN programme such as hotspot shield, MD5 to hide your point of origin IP address.
3. Download a password locker or crypt programme to protect your passwords.
4. EMPLOY ALL THE PROGRAMMES WHEN EVER YOU GO ONLINE. Simple and effective.
Programmes you can use.
Bitlocker
Hotspot shield
Vera crypt
7zip
Axcrypt
Tor browser
cyberghost
MD5
Kryptonite
Word to the wise... IF YOU EMPLOY the security software INCORRECTLY then you will be at RISK.... Do it right. Do it right the first time. Do it right EVERYTIME.
1. Download a 2048 bit encryption programme...They are out there for free.
2. Download a VPN programme such as hotspot shield, MD5 to hide your point of origin IP address.
3. Download a password locker or crypt programme to protect your passwords.
4. EMPLOY ALL THE PROGRAMMES WHEN EVER YOU GO ONLINE. Simple and effective.
Programmes you can use.
Bitlocker
Hotspot shield
Vera crypt
7zip
Axcrypt
Tor browser
cyberghost
MD5
Kryptonite
Word to the wise... IF YOU EMPLOY the security software INCORRECTLY then you will be at RISK.... Do it right. Do it right the first time. Do it right EVERYTIME.
Hardly unique to your state or to any political party. Being a school teacher is one of the lowest paying jobs that require a bachelors degree or better. One thing that doesn't often get taken into account is that a teachers work year is about 180 days while most full time jobs are around 250 days a year
You have some really nice graphics and some long winded text but the reality is health care costs are rising faster than ever. We spend more money in terms of real dollars, percentage of individual income, percentage of GDP or any way you want to figure it than any other country in the world and the quality of that care is on a par with most third world countries
And where did you come up with those magic numbers?
You seen to have a bit of an obsession with using poll ratings to determine success. All poll ratings sometimes mean is that someone is a good salesman. Take a look at where the Democratic Party is today versus where it was when Obama took office. And Obama has very high approval ratings at least for now and the Democratic Party is so screwed.
All the current plan is is Obamacare Version 2.0. At some point we will have to go to a single payer system
true but for the most part... they don't do 8 hour days either.... with no compensation for staying after or taking papers home to grade and etc
even though they are off 3 months in the summer... 2 weeks at Christmas and a week for spring break.... most work through some of that... a good dedicated teacher does... they rarely get all that time off.... some go to summer school themselves
what's the old saying "you get what you pay for"
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