Ivanka Trump's husband, Jared Kushner, has/had a grandmother Rae who in a 1982 interview laments America's refusal to accept Jews who were fleeing the Holocaust . "The doors of the... moreIvanka Trump's husband, Jared Kushner, has/had a grandmother Rae who in a 1982 interview laments America's refusal to accept Jews who were fleeing the Holocaust . "The doors of the world were closed to us" she said. Yet Kushner apparently ignores what his own family suffered and supports his father-in-law in banning refugees from Syria from coming to America. Does he have no compassion for the Syrian refugees? Refusing them sanctuary is signing a death warrant. Does he not care? Is what his grandmother Rae said in 1982 irrelevant now? How? Shame on him for not confronting his FIL (father-in-law) and telling him that such a ban is WRONG! Shame on him for not speaking out about that issue. less
Build. Evacuate. Destroy. Build. Evacuate. Destroy. Who is going to tire first? The builders of the illegal settlements or the evacuators thereof? Musical chairs. Ring around the r... moreBuild. Evacuate. Destroy. Build. Evacuate. Destroy. Who is going to tire first? The builders of the illegal settlements or the evacuators thereof? Musical chairs. Ring around the rosy. What nonsense.
Some staid right-wing freedom foundation group? Nothing flamboyant or outrageous or extravagant about it. Very somber, straightforward and to the point. That is NOT the MO of The D... moreSome staid right-wing freedom foundation group? Nothing flamboyant or outrageous or extravagant about it. Very somber, straightforward and to the point. That is NOT the MO of The Donald. No bells and whistles. No fireworks. No marching bands. No cheerleaders! No spokespersons. No "Alternate Facts". Just plain and simple. Refreshing.
He still is a newbie. At some point he will cease to be that and learn the ropes and if he takes the job seriously and settles down and stops being so full of himself might he do a... moreHe still is a newbie. At some point he will cease to be that and learn the ropes and if he takes the job seriously and settles down and stops being so full of himself might he do an adequate/decent job? Why?
So I started a job at my college a couple weeks ago; before I started, when I had to turn in my paperwork, the woman in charge of finances stared at my routing number for a good 5 ... moreSo I started a job at my college a couple weeks ago; before I started, when I had to turn in my paperwork, the woman in charge of finances stared at my routing number for a good 5 seconds before telling me that she was staring at it for so long because she’d “never seen a routing number that long before”, and she’s not even sure the system will let her type in a number that long.But it’s the number that’s on my Walmart money card account, and I’ve had it both emailed me and I’ve called to make sure that it’s the correct one. They say all you have to do is give the routing number and direct deposit number to your employer, and you should be set and that’s what I did.But now I’m worried because time sheets were due today so pay day is coming up and I’m worried something’s going to go wrong anyway…have any of you dealt with this before? less
