I don't mind saying it: you Trump h**ers have really screwed up!!!!!! (Page 4): Certain? You would be wrong. Shall I name the democratic equivalent impeachable offenses? Heck, we couks...

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

The impeachments were for good reason. I am certain you would be impeaching a Democrat for the same things. trumps days are numbered. he can only run on abusing legal process for so long. The options are running out. You heard it here.

Certain? You would be wrong. Shall I name the democratic equivalent impeachable offenses? Heck, we couks start with Biden and his Ukraine quid pro quo, his sons crap paying the big guy, etc. Or we could go back to Obama, covering for IRS corruptions, Lerner and he taking the fifth 40 times, Fast and Furious, negotiating with terrorists; on and on and on!

Are you kidding????

DotsMan

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

I am waiting till after the midterms.-- Usually th... (show quote)

I don't understand why you democarts keep complaining about gerrymandering districts, after all, it is a process thought up by democrats.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

The impeachments were for good reason. I am certain you would be impeaching a Democrat for the same things. trumps days are numbered. he can only run on abusing legal process for so long. The options are running out. You heard it here.

Exactly what we’re his high crimes and misdemeanors? Let me save you some time. There weren’t any. I didn’t even believe they should have impeached Clinton. He actually committed a crime, if you can call lying to other liars a crime. The Biden family is one of the most politically corrupt ever. Yet, you give them a pass. Oh well, maybe H****r will send you a painting.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

JFlorio wrote:

Exactly what we’re his high crimes and misdemeanors? Let me save you some time. There weren’t any. I didn’t even believe they should have impeached Clinton. He actually committed a crime, if you can call lying to other liars a crime. The Biden family is one of the most politically corrupt ever. Yet, you give them a pass. Oh well, maybe H****r will send you a painting.

un phased here

PeterS

Smedley_buzk**l wrote:

There isn't much doubt about your credentials, or lack of same.

Credentials? So who have I pretended to be? 007 pretends to be in the medical field in the Dallas area and he gave anecdotal evidence that neither he nor anyone he works with is aware of anyone inflicted with C***d. The implication is that all the reporting about C***d, at least in the Dallas area, is nothing but crap. Now because of my stroke and complications from it, I see doctors in the Dallas area no fewer than 2 times a month. Now normally I don't ask doctors about C***d but because of 007's claim I've started asking my doctors and nurses about C***d and to a person all of them either have patients or know people who are treating C***d patients.

So it doesn't matter if I have any credentials because I'm not the one lying. 007 is and I know for certain that you would rather believe a liar than anyone telling the t***h so let's leave it there because when it comes down to it that's the only thing that really matters isn't it...

PeterS

JFlorio wrote:

Exactly what we’re his high crimes and misdemeanors? Let me save you some time. There weren’t any. I didn’t even believe they should have impeached Clinton. He actually committed a crime, if you can call lying to other liars a crime. The Biden family is one of the most politically corrupt ever. Yet, you give them a pass. Oh well, maybe H****r will send you a painting.

Wasn't it Trump who said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support? Trump's charges were an abuse of office and obstruction of Congress, which, for the first time in history members of his own party actually agreed with. And no, not enough to impeach him but he escaped only because of partisanship and not because of any innocence on his part. So if you want to shift the topic to Biden go ahead but that doesn't change the fact that Trump was guilty and has no business being in office ever again...

PeterS

nwtk2007 wrote:

Certain? You would be wrong. Shall I name the democratic equivalent impeachable offenses? Heck, we couks start with Biden and his Ukraine quid pro quo, his sons crap paying the big guy, etc. Or we could go back to Obama, covering for IRS corruptions, Lerner and he taking the fifth 40 times, Fast and Furious, negotiating with terrorists; on and on and on!

Are you kidding????

Republicans had the majority in the house and senate for 6 of Obama's 8 years in office. You can point your finger at Obama and Biden all you like but if there was a snowball's chance in hell of impeaching either you can damn well bet that Republicans would have done it when they had the chance instead then of crying about it when they don't.

Trump was impeached because he had committed offenses that merited impeachment. Neither Obama nor Biden did and that's the difference no matter which way your crooked finger tries to point!!!

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

PeterS wrote:

I feel fine because I'm not an i***t who thinks th... (show quote)

The demented old plaster faced p********an politician who you think is the savior of the nation owns this:

Why are there food shortages and a global supply chain crisis?

Supply shortages impacting school lunch menus

Local supply shortage causes outage of bread and eggs and sugar, oh my!

Food Shortages and Lack of Supplies Expected for Winter 2021

Behold the Insane Traffic Jam at the Port of Los Angeles The supply-chain crisis, up close.

Supply-chain crisis, hoarding products spark food shortages across US

Parts of the US are now battling food shortages as worried Americans have emptied supermarket shelves amid the supply chain crisis threatening the nation’s economy and holiday shopping.

People are stockpiling everything from canned goods to boxed items and even making a run on milk when it’s available in grocery stores, Bloomberg reported.

The surge in demand comes as two of America’s major container ports in California face a massive p******c-related backlog.

“People are hoarding,” Adnan Durrani, CEO and founder of Saffron Road, a producer of frozen and shelf-stable meals, told Bloomberg.

“What I think you’ll see over the next six months, all prices will go higher.”

Saffron Road is stocking up on more inventory than usual, keeping about four months of supply on hand instead of just one or two months, he said.

The CEO of Idaho-based grocery chain Albertsons, Vivek Sankara, told the outlet that customers should expect they are going to have “something missing in our stores” on “any given day.”

“I never imagined that we’d be here in October 2021 talking about supply-chain problems, but it’s a reality,” Sankaran said.

In Chicago, Dill Pickle Food Co-Op is reportedly short on certain dry goods because two of its main distributors haven’t sent full orders in recent weeks.

Land O’Lakes, one of the biggest farm cooperatives in the country, told Bloomberg that it’s producing plenty of milk, but that the massive backlog of ships waiting to enter California’s two largest ports has led to problems getting milk to people.

“The challenges in the supply chain continue to be issues such as driver shortages, labor and congestion at the ports,” Land O’Lakes chief supply officer Yone Dewberry told the outlet.

Meanwhile, in Denver, shoppers have reportedly struggled to find milk due to broken parts at the regional supplier’s plant.

Bloomberg also reported there have been snags in the production or distribution of cereals, tortillas and juices that have kept those products off the shelves.

Those issues have left local schools scrambling to get supplies for students’ lunch.

“We’ve been struggling with supply-chain issues with different items since school started,” Theresa Hafner, the executive director of food services at Denver Public Schools, told the outlet. “It just continues to pop up. It’s like playing whack-a-mole.”

However, the shortages are less severe and sweeping than they were at the start of the p******c, Bloomberg noted.

“Early in the p******c, panic buying was the cause of many of the out-of-stock situations that grocers experienced,” general manager I’Talia McCarthy said in an email to store owners this month, according to Bloomberg.

“Although the food industry was able to somewhat rebound, the sustained nature of the p******c, combined with the slow pace of v******tion globally and the recent surge caused by the delta variant, have resurfaced the problem.”

Other industry-specific challenges include a previously reported poultry shortage that’s hit grocery stores and fast-food chains. That shortage has been exacerbated by surging demand, labor shortages and supply-chain challenges, as well as a recent crop of underperforming roosters.

A&W Restaurants earlier this year canceled a marketing plan for chicken tenders when it couldn’t get enough supply from its vendors.

“Rather than running short, we replaced the promotion with something we could get,” CEO Kevin Bazner said, according to Bloomberg, adding that they instead promoted chili-cheese fries.

The chain is still only getting about 80 percent of what it orders, he reportedly added.

Processors of other meats are also struggling for various reasons, including a shortage of Styrofoam trays that’s holding back shipping, Bloomberg noted.

Retailers and producers all along the supply chain are hiking prices to pass higher costs along to consumers.

Prices in grocery stores are now up 4.5 percent compared with a year ago, according to the most recent Consumer Price Index, released last week, and there’s no sign of price increases slowing.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

PeterS wrote:

Republicans had the majority in the house and sena... (show quote)

Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misdemeanors. - Article II, Section 4, US Constitution - are the only impeachable offenses. None of which apply to anything president Trump did or did not do, said or did not say.

Any articles of impeachment based on offenses less serious than these are bogus by default. The committees that ruled over the impeachment of president Trump had to rewrite Article II, Section 4 to fit their agenda. Collusion and Obstruction are not even close to being close to Treason, Bribery, or Other High Crimes and Misdemeanors.

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

Forkbassman wrote:

They won’t complain because they are in power or matter how high everything gets. The media will be silent too.

Yep, unfortunately!

PeterS

Blade_Runner wrote:

i Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misd... (show quote)

Quid-pro-quo (his first impeachment) would be bribery and citing an i**********n (his second impeachment) would be considered treason. Trump would have never been brought up on charges had he not committed those very impeachable crimes.

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

JFlorio wrote:

Wonder if the i***t progressives have figured out that inflation, which is basically a tax on everyone, hits the poor and middle class harder than the rich.

I don’t think they can think that far ahead!

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

4522chief wrote:

Trump is a businessman and knows how to get things done! That’s why the politicians got their feelings hurt when he would call them on the carpet for not getting things done. Biden and his handlers have no idea how to solve problems. Trump was not a politician and didn’t play by their stupid rules and got things done, if you can’t see that, you must by blind!

👏👏👏👏

PeterS

Blade_Runner wrote:

The demented old plaster faced p********an politician who you think is the savior of the nation owns this:

Why are there food shortages and a global supply chain crisis?

Supply shortages impacting school lunch menus

Local supply shortage causes outage of bread and eggs and sugar, oh my!

Food Shortages and Lack of Supplies Expected for Winter 2021

Behold the Insane Traffic Jam at the Port of Los Angeles The supply-chain crisis, up close.

Supply-chain crisis, hoarding products spark food shortages across US

Parts of the US are now battling food shortages as worried Americans have emptied supermarket shelves amid the supply chain crisis threatening the nation’s economy and holiday shopping.

People are stockpiling everything from canned goods to boxed items and even making a run on milk when it’s available in grocery stores, Bloomberg reported.

The surge in demand comes as two of America’s major container ports in California face a massive p******c-related backlog.

“People are hoarding,” Adnan Durrani, CEO and founder of Saffron Road, a producer of frozen and shelf-stable meals, told Bloomberg.

“What I think you’ll see over the next six months, all prices will go higher.”

Saffron Road is stocking up on more inventory than usual, keeping about four months of supply on hand instead of just one or two months, he said.

The CEO of Idaho-based grocery chain Albertsons, Vivek Sankara, told the outlet that customers should expect they are going to have “something missing in our stores” on “any given day.”

“I never imagined that we’d be here in October 2021 talking about supply-chain problems, but it’s a reality,” Sankaran said.

In Chicago, Dill Pickle Food Co-Op is reportedly short on certain dry goods because two of its main distributors haven’t sent full orders in recent weeks.

Land O’Lakes, one of the biggest farm cooperatives in the country, told Bloomberg that it’s producing plenty of milk, but that the massive backlog of ships waiting to enter California’s two largest ports has led to problems getting milk to people.

“The challenges in the supply chain continue to be issues such as driver shortages, labor and congestion at the ports,” Land O’Lakes chief supply officer Yone Dewberry told the outlet.

Meanwhile, in Denver, shoppers have reportedly struggled to find milk due to broken parts at the regional supplier’s plant.

Bloomberg also reported there have been snags in the production or distribution of cereals, tortillas and juices that have kept those products off the shelves.

Those issues have left local schools scrambling to get supplies for students’ lunch.

“We’ve been struggling with supply-chain issues with different items since school started,” Theresa Hafner, the executive director of food services at Denver Public Schools, told the outlet. “It just continues to pop up. It’s like playing whack-a-mole.”

However, the shortages are less severe and sweeping than they were at the start of the p******c, Bloomberg noted.

“Early in the p******c, panic buying was the cause of many of the out-of-stock situations that grocers experienced,” general manager I’Talia McCarthy said in an email to store owners this month, according to Bloomberg.

“Although the food industry was able to somewhat rebound, the sustained nature of the p******c, combined with the slow pace of v******tion globally and the recent surge caused by the delta variant, have resurfaced the problem.”

Other industry-specific challenges include a previously reported poultry shortage that’s hit grocery stores and fast-food chains. That shortage has been exacerbated by surging demand, labor shortages and supply-chain challenges, as well as a recent crop of underperforming roosters.

A&W Restaurants earlier this year canceled a marketing plan for chicken tenders when it couldn’t get enough supply from its vendors.

“Rather than running short, we replaced the promotion with something we could get,” CEO Kevin Bazner said, according to Bloomberg, adding that they instead promoted chili-cheese fries.

The chain is still only getting about 80 percent of what it orders, he reportedly added.

Processors of other meats are also struggling for various reasons, including a shortage of Styrofoam trays that’s holding back shipping, Bloomberg noted.

Retailers and producers all along the supply chain are hiking prices to pass higher costs along to consumers.

Prices in grocery stores are now up 4.5 percent compared with a year ago, according to the most recent Consumer Price Index, released last week, and there’s no sign of price increases slowing.

The demented old plaster faced p********an politi... (show quote)

And all the shortages under Trump...who owned that? Oh, that's right Democrats, correct???

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

PeterS wrote:

Credentials? So who have I pretended to be? 007 pr... (show quote)

"gave anecdotal evidence that neither he nor anyone he works with is aware of anyone inflicted with C***d."

007 here, you'll have to show me where I gave that impression.