" Trump has his own agenda, does not understand and will understand government or process. "
Justified, look in the mirror and talk to Daffy & you guys decide who's gonna do the thinking...see above for reference.
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Justified, look in the mirror and talk to Daffy & you guys decide who's gonna do the thinking...see above for reference.
justified, get Duck to read the NY Times article and explain what he's reading....
A Closer Look at Cheney and Halliburton
FACT CHECK
https://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/28/us/a-closer-look-at-cheney-and-halliburton.html
Sheriff Joe
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Really, where does the constitution cover healthcare?
Sheriff Joe
DA
Maybe he is just lucky, like HRC?
Typo. "Does NOT and will NOT understand government or process." Trump has his own agenda, does not understand and will understand government or process. "
Justified, look in the mirror and talk to Daffy & you guys decide who's gonna do the thinking...see above for reference.
Sheriff Joe
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Why did the hunting accident matter to you?
I like his persona and he seems pretty good when interviewed.
Multi Sport
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He does a good job when interviewed. Just like Obama.
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Good read. No different than Trump profiting from his hotel and other business while being president of the US.
Hüsker Dü
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Nutters don't believe in The Constitution, they believe Trump, no one else.
. . . funny how this buffoon, this celebrity seeking klutz that wasn't that good at real estate, wasn't good at all running a casino, wasn't that good at business (see the list of discontinued products and businesses), stiffed lawyers, contractors, business associates, didn't really have a lot of friends and was basically considered a crude, embarrassing, quick to make scene if it got him any attention, laughingstock to all that knew about him, and now there is a certain slice of America that believes him and no one else. They don't believe the news, they don't believe our intelligence agencies (because they are guilty of doing their jobs investigating criminal activity), they don't believe academia, they don't believe our allies (but they believe Kim, Vlad, Duterte and Erdogan), they believe Trump and only those that support Trump 100%. If it wasn't so fucking sad it would be hilarious.
I think we are dealing with Rodents " Beer " brother.....the lack of
common sense or basic reasoning is appalling....
To associate that with Trump is as logical as this
dumbshit past House Rep Hank Johnson's premise on Guam....
Sheriff Joe
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No
Sheriff Joe
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Have you seen Pelosi's worth and that of her husband?
Sheriff Joe
DA
More like Yank Johnson.
Hüsker Dü
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"associate" and "juxtapose" have vastly different meanings.
You said "no" to the US Constitution? Do you realize that the Constitution is more important than the flag?
Spare me you ignorant Rodent......
You just made a further ass of yourself....
Go have a beer....
Sheriff Joe
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Hundreds line up for gushing West Texas oil jobs
By Liz Hampton
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Reuters•August 03, 2018
Job seekers line up at a job fair of an oil services giant Halliburton at the MCM Grande Fundome hotel in Odessa Texas
Job seekers line up at a job fair of an oil services giant Halliburton at the MCM Grande Fundome hotel in Odessa, Texas, U.S., July 19, 2018. Picture taken on July 19, 2018. REUTERS/Liz Hampton
By Liz Hampton
ODESSA, TEXAS (Reuters) - Job fairs are stocked with people hungry for better opportunities, but inside the MCM Grande Hotel in Odessa, Texas, oil services giant Halliburton is the one doing the wooing.
“We need to hire you is our message,” said Chris Redman, a field services manager with Summit ESP, which Halliburton acquired last year.
More than 500 men and women flocked to the hotel in Odessa, Texas, on a Thursday last month to be courted by Halliburton, which needs people to handle everything from oilfield technicians to truck drivers, as oil production booms and qualified workers become more scarce.
The U.S. unemployment rate is 3.9 percent, just off an 18-year low, but job growth has slowed more recently - notably because companies are having trouble finding people.
That is particularly true in the oilfields of West Texas, where workers from local towns like Midland and Odessa have flocked to the oil industry for higher pay. According to a June Dallas Federal Reserve Bank survey of 60 oil executives operating in West Texas, more than half cited difficulty finding workers as a potential drag on growth.
Halliburton, the second largest provider of oilfield services after Schlumberger, is adding more than 175 jobs a month, hiring executives say. Redman said people with commercial drivers' licenses are in particular demand, but numerous attendees at the jobs fair do not have that license.
By Liz Hampton
,
Reuters•August 03, 2018
Job seekers line up at a job fair of an oil services giant Halliburton at the MCM Grande Fundome hotel in Odessa Texas
Job seekers line up at a job fair of an oil services giant Halliburton at the MCM Grande Fundome hotel in Odessa, Texas, U.S., July 19, 2018. Picture taken on July 19, 2018. REUTERS/Liz Hampton
By Liz Hampton
ODESSA, TEXAS (Reuters) - Job fairs are stocked with people hungry for better opportunities, but inside the MCM Grande Hotel in Odessa, Texas, oil services giant Halliburton is the one doing the wooing.
“We need to hire you is our message,” said Chris Redman, a field services manager with Summit ESP, which Halliburton acquired last year.
More than 500 men and women flocked to the hotel in Odessa, Texas, on a Thursday last month to be courted by Halliburton, which needs people to handle everything from oilfield technicians to truck drivers, as oil production booms and qualified workers become more scarce.
The U.S. unemployment rate is 3.9 percent, just off an 18-year low, but job growth has slowed more recently - notably because companies are having trouble finding people.
That is particularly true in the oilfields of West Texas, where workers from local towns like Midland and Odessa have flocked to the oil industry for higher pay. According to a June Dallas Federal Reserve Bank survey of 60 oil executives operating in West Texas, more than half cited difficulty finding workers as a potential drag on growth.
Halliburton, the second largest provider of oilfield services after Schlumberger, is adding more than 175 jobs a month, hiring executives say. Redman said people with commercial drivers' licenses are in particular demand, but numerous attendees at the jobs fair do not have that license.