It Has Begun

Last headline that I read said that Cuba was purchasing battle drones to invade Guantanamo Bay. Heck it is 7:30pm and I been in my office since before 6am. A booming economy is sure hard to keep up with business-wise..... Well, hard to keep up with any current news anyways....

 

Booming for you, maybe. Congrats. Not many have the luxury to share your sentiment.

 

A conservative guy living in a very conservative state under a conservative Fed that just today handed out large bonus checks to his entire staff……. There just may be a message hidden in there somewhere.

 

Economies don't boom for bums who sit around waiting for the government to distribute the funds scraped off the backs of those who bust their humps!

 

lol

God I love primaries

 

Me too!

 

Yeah that’s funny and depressing as heck to me. Nancy Mace is a full on loon. And the scariest part of that is she is probably our best gubernatorial candidate. We have a full bag of fruitcakes to choose from next week. Makes me sick.

 

That is one crazy I am happy to see leave.

 

Theatrics in the Capitol are so unprofessional.

 

Defect to this reasonable choice?

 

Of the 25 or so bills he sponsored, 19 were celebratory and not substantive. Not exactly the sort of “leader” I’d want in the governor’s mansion in my state.

 

Well, it's an uphill battle in an 89-35 split. At least some of his legislation was made law. In the same time he's been in the SC house, Nancy Mace hasn't had a single bill become law (half a decade in congress). Is that worth the governor's mansion to you?

 

You've really drifted far from reality. Nancy Mace is not an A-lister for me, but Jermaine Johnson's performance in Columbia pales in comparison to Mace's performance in DC.

He was not the primary on any of the bills he sponsored . . . not one. He was an also-sponsored on every single bill his name is attached to, and I reiterate . . . all but 6 of those were mere celebratory bills.

Mace, on the other hand, was the primary sponsor on numerous bills passed as legislation in DC. No fewer than ten, by my count.

Try again . . .

 

Yes, but how many became law?

 

They're in process . . .

 

Yeah, virtually all of them stuck on "introduced" throughout her half a decade tenure