Nick Sandmann (Covington student) is suing WaPo for $250 million dollars

[dennishoddy]

Meh, a quarter billion is chump change for Bozos in comparison to pushing his liberal agenda.

Your correct, but if a subordinate cost me a quarter billion, said person would be looking for a new job. Not only for monetary loss, but loss of credibility for the organization he worked for. (although that company no longer has credibility.)

 

[Snattlerake]

Not just them, but the editor, producer, production manager, anchor, mike boom operator, copy boy ...

 

[Glocktogo]

Your correct, but if a subordinate cost me a quarter billion, said person would be looking for a new job. Not only for monetary loss, but loss of credibility for the organization he worked for. (although that company no longer has credibility.)

That’s because you and I don’t think like lefties. Look at AOC. She cost the lefties twenty five billion and she’s still a superstar. That’s neosocialism at work.

 

[dennishoddy]

That’s because you and I don’t think like lefties. Look at AOC. She cost the lefties twenty five billion and she’s still a superstar. That’s neosocialism at work.

Well, she can't be fired. Impeached maybe, but we all know that's not going to happen.
The person producing the fake news is certainly a liability to the organization. I'll be watching to see if they are still an employee in a few days.

 

[badrinker]

That’s because you and I don’t think like lefties. Look at AOC. She cost the lefties twenty five billion and she’s still a superstar. That’s neosocialism at work.

Saw a post couple of days ago where someone referred to her as "Alexandria Ocrazyo". How can that NOT catch on?

 

[Snattlerake]

I found this today.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) was criticized on Friday for engaging a Twitter troll in a strange debate in which pizza coupons were used as an analogy.

The account mocked Ocasio-Cortez for the implosion of a deal with Amazon to build a new headquarters in New York City that would’ve brought approximately 25,000 new jobs to the city. Ocasio-Cortez criticized the deal for the billions in tax breaks the company was seeking, but was ridiculed by many people for implying that the money existed apart from the agreement and could be used elsewhere.

It was expected that the deal would have gained New York City $30 billion in tax revenue in exchange for $3 billion in tax cuts.

The anonymous troll account made up the pizza coupon analogy to mock Ocasio-Cortez, receiving over 11,000 retweets.

AOC responded rewriting the joke...

And the author of this blog's reply~



Whether or not Representative Ocasio-Cortez’s all caps response is an appropriate representation of the tax break negotiations between Amazon, and the city of New York is left up to the reader to decide.


Once you get past the spelling of "Customer" it's hillarious.