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So crickets - Do you Trumpkins approve of this corrupt behavior?
When Dems take back the House it'll be time to shitcan Citizens United.
Sure it will, because they don’t do the same thing, right?
but what about
but what about
but what about
not the right response to this corrupt disgusting admin.
and whatever you want to say, no other admin has been this filthy. even Nixon had more decency
So crickets - Do you Trumpkins approve of this corrupt behavior?
When Dems take back the House it'll be time to shitcan Citizens United.
Sure it will, because they don’t do the same thing, right?
but what about
but what about
but what about
not the right response to this corrupt disgusting admin.
and whatever you want to say, no other admin has been this filthy. even Nixon had more decency
Nixon had the decency not to destroy evidence and resign when the tapes proved his Watergate involvement.
Trump would have no qualms with using the shredder when push comes to shove.
This headline is classic fake news. It's twisting a cherry picked fact so far out of context it creates an entirely different narrative than what actually happened. He said that he would meet with every single constituent who came to his office, but that lobbyists were far less likely to even get a meeting. Per the original New York Times article: Mr. Mulvaney said that trying to sway legislators was one of the “fundamental underpinnings of our representative democracy. And you have to continue to do it.”
Mulvaney's speech was about the value of government through regulatory agency versus government through legislature, and about the fact that constituents will always take precedence over lobbying.
So crickets - Do you Trumpkins approve of this corrupt behavior?
When Dems take back the House it'll be time to shitcan Citizens United.
Sure it will, because they don’t do the same thing, right?
but what about
but what about
but what about
not the right response to this corrupt disgusting admin.
and whatever you want to say, no other admin has been this filthy. even Nixon had more decency
Nixon had the decency not to destroy evidence and resign when the tapes proved his Watergate involvement.
Trump would have no qualms with using the shredder when push comes to shove.
and they will likely have to take him out of the white house in a straight jacket.
I look forward to watching his hair wildly fly around his head as they do it.
How bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
ExHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
Nick is also head head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Unbelievable .. Shall we deem Nick our Swamp Creature of the Week?
White House budget czar Mick Mulvaney told banking executives that while he was serving in congress before joining the Trump administration, he enacted a pay-to-play scheme for lobbyists looking to meet with him. “We had a hierarchy in my office in Congress. If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money, I didn’t talk to you,” Mulvaney explained to the 1,300 banking industry officials at the American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money, I might talk to you.”
This alarming anecdote came as part of a larger call by Mulvaney encouraging banks to aggressively pursue their agenda with lawmakers. The comments raise a number of pretty clear cut ethical, much less legal issues, one of which is that Mulvaney currently presides over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as the interim director of the very body that’s supposed to protect individuals from unseemly (and illegal) banking and lending schemes.
Mulvaney’s comments Tuesday laid bare the conflicts of interest present in his running of the Obama-era financial regulator into the ground, while also raising obvious questions about his time as a legislator. The Trump administration generally, and Mulvaney specifically, have not done much to hide their disdain for the consumer protection mandate given the CFPB in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and have intermittently worked to roll back its authority where possible and sabotage it elsewhere.
Mick Mulvaney Casually Explains to Bankers How He Instituted a Pay-to-Play Rule for Lobbyists While in Congress
Crawl back in your hole shitheadHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
ExHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
That means he's GONE.
If he were a Republican in the Trump administration, it would be OK, right?
Crawl back in your hole shitheadHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
ExHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
That means he's GONE.
If he were a Republican in the Trump administration, it would be OK, right?
Just finished a 12 hour day and getting some dinner. No time for booze or your stupidity so stop humping my legCrawl back in your hole shitheadHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
ExHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?Yeah like this isn't & hasn't already been happening forever.
The sooner you realize our lawmakers are corrupt the better.
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
That means he's GONE.
If he were a Republican in the Trump administration, it would be OK, right?
what a well thought out retort
Alcoholics Anonymous : A.A. Near You
Nick is also head head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Unbelievable .. Shall we deem Nick our Swamp Creature of the Week?
White House budget czar Mick Mulvaney told banking executives that while he was serving in congress before joining the Trump administration, he enacted a pay-to-play scheme for lobbyists looking to meet with him. “We had a hierarchy in my office in Congress. If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money, I didn’t talk to you,” Mulvaney explained to the 1,300 banking industry officials at the American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money, I might talk to you.”
This alarming anecdote came as part of a larger call by Mulvaney encouraging banks to aggressively pursue their agenda with lawmakers. The comments raise a number of pretty clear cut ethical, much less legal issues, one of which is that Mulvaney currently presides over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as the interim director of the very body that’s supposed to protect individuals from unseemly (and illegal) banking and lending schemes.
Mulvaney’s comments Tuesday laid bare the conflicts of interest present in his running of the Obama-era financial regulator into the ground, while also raising obvious questions about his time as a legislator. The Trump administration generally, and Mulvaney specifically, have not done much to hide their disdain for the consumer protection mandate given the CFPB in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and have intermittently worked to roll back its authority where possible and sabotage it elsewhere.
Mick Mulvaney Casually Explains to Bankers How He Instituted a Pay-to-Play Rule for Lobbyists While in Congress
He said he only talks to lobbyist that pay him the rest he doesn't. When did constituents become lobbyist?From your post-
Mulvaney, a Republican who represented a South Carolina district from 2011 through early 2017, said he also spoke with constituents even if they hadn’t paid him.
And from your link-
At the top of the hierarchy, he added, were his constituents. “If you came from back home and sat in my lobby, I talked to you without exception, regardless of the financial contributions,” said Mr. Mulvaney,
So, which is it?
Nyt tells me enough, though.
Just finished a 12 hour day and getting some dinner. No time for booze or your stupidity so stop humping my legCrawl back in your hole shitheadHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
ExHow bout one hiding the CORRUPT MONEY?Democrats publicly coming out and saying show us the money?
Link?
Ex-congressman William Jefferson, of Louisiana, gets 13 years in $90K freezer cash case
That means he's GONE.
If he were a Republican in the Trump administration, it would be OK, right?
what a well thought out retort
Alcoholics Anonymous : A.A. Near You
Nick is also head head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Unbelievable .. Shall we deem Nick our Swamp Creature of the Week?
White House budget czar Mick Mulvaney told banking executives that while he was serving in congress before joining the Trump administration, he enacted a pay-to-play scheme for lobbyists looking to meet with him. “We had a hierarchy in my office in Congress. If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money, I didn’t talk to you,” Mulvaney explained to the 1,300 banking industry officials at the American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money, I might talk to you.”
This alarming anecdote came as part of a larger call by Mulvaney encouraging banks to aggressively pursue their agenda with lawmakers. The comments raise a number of pretty clear cut ethical, much less legal issues, one of which is that Mulvaney currently presides over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as the interim director of the very body that’s supposed to protect individuals from unseemly (and illegal) banking and lending schemes.
Mulvaney’s comments Tuesday laid bare the conflicts of interest present in his running of the Obama-era financial regulator into the ground, while also raising obvious questions about his time as a legislator. The Trump administration generally, and Mulvaney specifically, have not done much to hide their disdain for the consumer protection mandate given the CFPB in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and have intermittently worked to roll back its authority where possible and sabotage it elsewhere.
Mick Mulvaney Casually Explains to Bankers How He Instituted a Pay-to-Play Rule for Lobbyists While in Congress
I despise Mulvaney and his ethics - but his quote is really being distorted in this case - you LEFT OUT a critical part of it.
“We have hierarchy here in my office in Congress,” Mulvaney told an American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money I didn’t talk to you. If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money I might talk to you. If you came from back home and sat in my lobby I talked to you without exception, regardless if financial contribution.”
Nick is also head head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Unbelievable .. Shall we deem Nick our Swamp Creature of the Week?
White House budget czar Mick Mulvaney told banking executives that while he was serving in congress before joining the Trump administration, he enacted a pay-to-play scheme for lobbyists looking to meet with him. “We had a hierarchy in my office in Congress. If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money, I didn’t talk to you,” Mulvaney explained to the 1,300 banking industry officials at the American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money, I might talk to you.”
This alarming anecdote came as part of a larger call by Mulvaney encouraging banks to aggressively pursue their agenda with lawmakers. The comments raise a number of pretty clear cut ethical, much less legal issues, one of which is that Mulvaney currently presides over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as the interim director of the very body that’s supposed to protect individuals from unseemly (and illegal) banking and lending schemes.
Mulvaney’s comments Tuesday laid bare the conflicts of interest present in his running of the Obama-era financial regulator into the ground, while also raising obvious questions about his time as a legislator. The Trump administration generally, and Mulvaney specifically, have not done much to hide their disdain for the consumer protection mandate given the CFPB in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and have intermittently worked to roll back its authority where possible and sabotage it elsewhere.
Mick Mulvaney Casually Explains to Bankers How He Instituted a Pay-to-Play Rule for Lobbyists While in Congress
I despise Mulvaney and his ethics - but his quote is really being distorted in this case - you LEFT OUT a critical part of it.
“We have hierarchy here in my office in Congress,” Mulvaney told an American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money I didn’t talk to you. If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money I might talk to you. If you came from back home and sat in my lobby I talked to you without exception, regardless if financial contribution.”
Bottom line is this....Donald Trump came to Washington D.C with a bunch racist rednecks backing his white ass and a swamp so thick with corruptible sludge, about the only thing that hasn't emerged from it yet...are the secret service forced to protect his ass.From your post-
Mulvaney, a Republican who represented a South Carolina district from 2011 through early 2017, said he also spoke with constituents even if they hadn’t paid him.
And from your link-
At the top of the hierarchy, he added, were his constituents. “If you came from back home and sat in my lobby, I talked to you without exception, regardless of the financial contributions,” said Mr. Mulvaney,
So, which is it?
Nyt tells me enough, though.
I despise Mulvaney and his ethics - but his quote is really being distorted in this case - you LEFT OUT a critical part of it.
“We have hierarchy here in my office in Congress,” Mulvaney told an American Bankers Association conference. “If you’re a lobbyist who never gave us money I didn’t talk to you. If you’re a lobbyist who gave us money I might talk to you. If you came from back home and sat in my lobby I talked to you without exception, regardless if financial contribution.”
Bottom line is this....Donald Trump came to Washington D.C with a bunch racist rednecks backing his white ass and a swamp so thick with corruptible sludge, about the only thing that hasn't emerged from it yet...are the secret service forced to protect his ass.From your post-
Mulvaney, a Republican who represented a South Carolina district from 2011 through early 2017, said he also spoke with constituents even if they hadn’t paid him.
And from your link-
At the top of the hierarchy, he added, were his constituents. “If you came from back home and sat in my lobby, I talked to you without exception, regardless of the financial contributions,” said Mr. Mulvaney,
So, which is it?
Nyt tells me enough, though.
