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I’m not ready to make nice

21 Wednesday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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cluelessness, Good German, mailbox, missouri, privilege, Warrensburg

I never will be.

“Oh, so you noticed my replacement 4 x 4 after some asshole stole the previous yard sign and wire?”

This showed up in our mailbox today:

Hi! How are you? I am a neighbor of yours in the lake ridge/country view area. I have been pondering lately what I can do to be the change I want to see. This is not a chain letter, nothing bad will happen to you if it stops with you. But it IS an invitation to be a small part of something I hope could be GOOD for our community. I am randomly selecting 5 people who are advertising their support for the opposing political platform and performing a random act of kindness (I wanted to bake cookies but feared in our current political climate you’d worry they were poisoned or something lol). My hope is to demonstrate that it’s possible to have differences of opinion (even pronounced ones) and still go out of our way to be kind. If I’m wrong this will be a very short experiment lol. If I’m right, I’m hoping you will consider paying it forward and selecting a few people you can pass kindness onto. My only request is that they be people you don’t necessarily see eye to eye with; that can be politically, or religiously, or even that neighbor with the obnoxious dog. And you don’t need to spend a lot of money; you can bake cookies, do a gift card, or even just write a letter of encouragement. It’s a small thing but I pray it will be a step towards reminding us that we’re neighbors first. Thanks for reading and enjoy your coffee! – Your neighbor

(You’re welcome to reproduce any part of this letter to use for your random acts or obviously to come up with something all your own!)

Your privilege betrays you.

Your cult of personality betrays you.

Aber der Mond verrät mich.

Chain letters? What serious adult gives a shit about chain letters?

“I am randomly selecting 5 people who are advertising their support for the opposing political platform and performing a random act of kindness (I wanted to bake cookies but feared in our current political climate you’d worry they were poisoned or something lol).”

You think a perky note and a cup of coffee make up for four years of hell? 220,000 deaths? Gross incompetence? Your cult leader knew in February.

Your cult leader spent around $135,000.00 to pay off a porn star [a more honorable profession than anything he’s ever done] for services while he was married to his third wife. Family values.

What ever happened to that giant caravan in 2018? We do have children in cages, separated from their parents. Because they were brown and legally seeking asylum. And now we find out that over 500 children will probably never be reunited with their parents. You okay with that? Because you’re voting for it.

Who paid for the wall? It came out of the Department of Defense budget, not from Mexico.

Access to health care? This one is personal. Why is your cult leader suing in federal court to do away with pre-existing condition requirements for insurance? Speaking of COVID-19. You do realize that close to ten million Americans now have an additional pre-existing condition, right?

At its peak, 32.5 million unemployed workers?

[….] Of the 32.5 million workers who are either officially unemployed or otherwise out of work because of the virus, 11.9 million workers, or 7.2% of the workforce, are out of work with no hope of being called back to a prior job; 5.7 million workers, or 3.5% of the workforce, are out of work and expect to get called back to a prior job but likely will not; and 14.8 million workers, or 9.0% of the workforce, are out of work and can reasonably expect to be called back. That means the share of the workforce that is out of work and has no reasonable chance of being called back to a prior job is 10.7% (7.2% + 3.5%).[….]

Merrick Garland. Do some reading. Then tell me that what’s about to happen to our judiciary for the next forty years is justified by your cult of personality. Spare us all the “pro-life” bullshit. It’s not true. It never has been.

Do you think twenty dead elementary school children and six dead adults in Connecticut and hundreds more all over the country is the price we pay for “freedom?” That’s what you’re voting for. And I mean this seriously, fuck you for that one.

Oh, you’re right about the cookies. They would have definitely gone in the trash. Lol.

I don’t associate with people I don’t see “eye to eye” with. You think that sounds harsh? Exercise whatever cognitive ability you have remaining and look up “Overton Window.” I’ll wait. There is no equal opposing views or reasonable dialogue when it comes to the extremes inherent in your cult of personality. That ship sailed decades ago.

“…I pray it will be a step towards reminding us that we’re neighbors first…”

I don’t pray. “Neighbors first?” How about humanity first. Or compassion first? Or charity first? Your obvious political choice is autocratic grifter first. Own it.

If you’re voting for a Fascist, racist, misogynist for President guess what that makes you?

If you ever wondered what you would have done if you were in Germany in the 1930s, you’re doing it now.

The problem for me is you’re the type of good German who might be pleasant to my face, even present me with a gift card for coffee, and then you’d stand around with your hands in your pockets when the Gestapo showed up to take me away.

I don’t drink coffee. I’m burning the card. And you can take your sanctimonious self-righteous hypocritical note and shove it up your ass.

Oh, and fuck off. I mean that sincerely.

Vicky Hartzler (r) wants us all to believe that she has never ever heard of Mitch McConnell (r)

31 Monday Aug 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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cluelessness, gaslighting, missouri, Mitch McConnell, social media, Twitter, Vicky Hartzler

This morning:

Vicky Hartzler @VickyH4Congress
US House candidate, MO-4
Democrats’ plan if they win this November is to silence voices of people who disagree with them. They’re more interested in passing their own liberal agenda than working with people across the aisle:
[….]
11:08 AM · Aug 31, 2020

Some of the responses:

Vicki, and I mean this sincerely, I hope you lose this election. I hope the good people of Missouri see that you are intent on perpetuating the us vs. them rhetoric currently dividing this nation and preventing any meaningful progress from being made.

I think she may prefer “Vicky.”

Please show examples of when Republicans have shown interest in “working with people across the aisle”

The party of Mitch McConnell can shut ALL the way up about “reaching across the aisle.”

There you go.

No more fear tactics, Vicky.

What’s she talking about? As if the GOP works across the aisle.

You’re silencing our voices right now. In this present reality of police brutality, a pandemic, economic depression, unnatural disasters. Trump’s America is the worst America has ever been. You want to scaremonger about a different leader who is actually sane? That’s your play?

When that’s all they’ve got…

I really like the liberal agenda. Reduction in death and sickness, increase in funding for small business and prosecution of every member of the Trump administration that has been corrupted.

The @GOP strategy is repeat lies often and hope that people start to believe and vote against their own interests. Or they are racists. Pretty simple.

Hold a town hall

1. This article is over a year old.
2. How is considering ending the filibuster an example of “silencing” anyone?

Good catch.
They’ve got nothing but lies, hate, & old news.

What are Republicans doing then when you and they silence the voices of the MAJORITY who disagree with you?

Well, now they get to name post offices, Ironic, eh?

Your Senate Majority Leader won’t even bring up Democratic bills for a vote. Tell me, what exactly have the Republicans done to each across the aisle

Please show me that “plan”. I’m a die hard Democrat and haven’t seen what you claim. #LiesLiesLies

Republicans are hiding behind their social media accounts, mean tweeting, because that’s what the @potus taught them to do when they don’t want you focus on their own failures. @senatemajldr has had legislation on his desk for months designed to help the American people.

Says the Congressperson who doesn’t even have anyone answer the phones for constituents any more. Now you can only communicate via email, when much of her district lacks adequate internet. Well, I guess you could mail a letter…oh, wait.

There’s that irony stuff again.

Examples please! Hartzler it’s bull shit and you know that. You are one of the most divisive people I know in Missouri, And that’s saying a lot.

Seriously? What world do you live in? Are you pretending be this stupid? You really know the truth. Your party’s now the trump party. If you choose to stay in there, at least accept the narcissistic morons agenda for what it is. Complacent.

Representative Vicky Hartzler (r) [2016 file photo].

You built this

10 Monday Aug 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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cluelessness, Donald Trump, social media, sociopath, Twitter

This afternoon:

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
Play College Football!
1:13 PM · Aug 10, 2020

Fucking sociopath.

Some of the responses:

Ride a bike?

How about walking down a ramp?

Woman
Person
Man
Camera
TV
Was that right?

Oh look another thing you’ve ruined by your incompetence

Meanwhile… people aren’t getting their medication because Trump is playing politics with the postal service.

Play President!

“Just how many college kids do I have to kill so we can pretend everything is normal in the months before the election?”

— Donald, screaming at someone on his TV screen.

Dodge the Vietnam Draft!

Walk down a ramp!

Where is your COVID 19 testing plan?

I get this strange feeling that the president should be addressing more pressing issues

Catch this pass Bonespur!

Listen up college students! Get out there and do your part to spread the Covid virus to everyone you come in contact with!

We need to go back to the days when young people risked their lives in an Arena!

It worked great for Ancient Rome.

Wait, wasn’t there a novel and movie series?

If only there had been a competent national response to the pandemic back in March…

Eat tacos!

Play president!

Release your tax returns!

What if the players kneel?

Oooh!

Your ongoing negligence and dishonesty about the pandemic is why it’s still so out of control in the United States, and why there’s no college football season. This is entirely on you. At least own it, you fucking thug!

Elect Joe Biden!

Correctly pronounce a word with two or more syllables.

On Super Nintendo or Sega Genesis?

Go golfing, grandpa.

You first.

And on and on…

Bad combover. Check. Too long red tie. Check. Orange spray tan. Check. Tiny hands. Check. Cluelessness. Check…

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): “Oh-dare, oh-dare, Oh-dare…”

30 Thursday Jul 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist, social media

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#resist, 4th Congressional District, cluelessness, de-escalation, missouri, Oregon, Portland, protest, social media, Twitter, Vicky Hartzler

Yesterday:

Rep. Vicky Hartzler @RepHartzler
I just wrapped up a call with @DHS_Wolf on efforts to protect the federal courthouse in #Portland from destruction.

245 officers have been injured. Mobs have attacked with weapons for 60 straight nights.

Nothing about this is “peaceful protesting.” Order must be restored NOW!
1:03 PM · Jul 29, 2020

“…efforts to protect the federal courthouse…” A building. However, the Constitution is optional.

“…Nothing about this is ‘peaceful protesting.'” Nothing? Really? And de-escalation as a crowd control strategy is never an option.

And spray paint, leaf blowers, Lacrosse sticks, and harsh words are weapons of mass destruction. You might be able to make a case for pissed off moms and grandmas, however.

Vicky Hartzler (r) [2016 file photo].

Some of the responses:

Every day is a new low. Congrats on the consistency.

One must ask – why are things so out of control under the leadership of @realDonaldTrump?

A November 3rd remedy is nearing…

Oh come on!!!! THERE ARE MOM’S THERE!!!!!!

We noticed that, too.

And Veterans.

Yep.

Drama Queen much? #HandoutHartzler

Hand wringing concern trolling. Same difference.

And yet you keep voting to pamper the 1%

30 Tuesday Jul 2013

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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bumper sticker, cluelessness, teabagger

Spotted yesterday on a teabaggermobile:

Because republican trickle down economics has always provided ponies, cotton candy, and chocolate sprinkles for all…

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): cognitive dissonance

21 Thursday Jul 2011

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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4th Congressional District, cluelessness, Hypocrisy, missouri, Vicky Hartzler

“…You know, who I am and, uh, the reasons I align myself with the Republican Party is a reflection of my background and experiences that I’ve had over the years…”

Hartzler Farm Subsidies — $774,489

Hartzler Farms Inc received payments totaling $774,489 from 1995 through 2009

Year Total USDA Subsidies

1995-2009

1995 $16,606, 1996 $28,070, 1997 $18,449, 1998 $32,765, 1999 $89,330, 2000 $89,261, 2001 $135,482, 2002 $24,517, 2003 $41,910, 2004 $61,708, 2005 $105,698, 2006 $38,598, 2007 $29,579, 2008 $39,878, 2009 $22,639

Total $774,489

“…my parents in January, would sit down and take several days, cash flowing the, uh, the year, projecting forward what they thought the yields on the crops were gonna be. The prices on the crops, looking at the expenses, the payments that we had, seeing if we’d be able to make it all work. And after a few years my mom and dad called my sister and I over and said, you need to sit here with us and learn this process…”

Those were evidently lessons learned well.

Yesterday, breathlessly, via Twitter:

@RepHartzler Rep. Vicky Hartzler

Check out my latest video from my speech about women in the economy http://tinyurl.com/3vrtqs9 19 Jul

Okay, we  will:

….Representative Vicky Hartzler (r): Thank you very much Mister Speaker and thank you, uh, my friend from, uh, Washington state. This is so exciting to get to be here tonight to get to visit with the American people about what it means to be a Republican woman.

And I am honored to represent Missouri’s fourth congressional district. And as I share with people about the great, uh, district that I get to represent, it’s a story of the heartland. Uh, the Missouri’s fourth district we are just made of small towns and farms and we work hard and we hunt on weekends and go to church on Sundays. And we just want the government to leave us alone.

And basically what we have seen over the years is Washington getting bigger and bigger and pushing out the private enterprise and, uh, threatening our basic freedoms. And so that’s what we have to push, uh, back against and restore America’s greatness.

You know, who I am and, uh, the reasons I align myself with the Republican Party is a reflection of my background and experiences that I’ve had over the years. I wanted to share just a few of those things with you.

I grew up on a farm near Archie, Missouri. And as my mom and my dad and my sister and I, we raised corn and soybeans and we had a lot of hogs and, uh, we had a cow calf operation. And one thing that strikes me very, uh, pivotable [sic] to my life is my parents in January, would sit down and take several days, cash flowing the, uh, the year, projecting forward what they thought the yields on the crops were gonna be. The prices on the crops, looking at the expenses, the payments that we had, seeing if we’d be able to make it all work. And after a few years my mom and dad called my sister and I over and said, you need to sit here with us and learn this process. Well, I can tell you, as a little kid, that wasn’t the most exciting way to spend our evenings. But, it was a wonderful experience because we learned how hard it was to make everything work, and to pay for everything, and to live within your means. And I learned that you have to, you can’t spend more than you take in. And I learned fiscal responsibility. That is so much a part of the Republican party and what we are here trying to do is to restore that. Because Washington keeps spending money that it doesn’t have. And we can’t do that at home. We don’t do it on our farms, we don’t do in our businesses. And, uh, it’s time that Washington learned some lessons from the heartland and from and from ordinary families like mine.

Something else I learned on the farm is that, uh, hard work pays off, usually. Course there’s a lot of things dealing with weather and other things you can’t control. But, but one thing you can’t control lately is the amount of government regulations that’s threatening agriculture….

“…Uh, the Missouri’s fourth district we are just made of small towns and farms and we work hard and we hunt on weekends and go to church on Sundays. And we just want the government to leave us alone…”

Cass County, Missouri Summary Information

$74.9 million in subsidies 1995-2010.

$43.5 million in commodity subsidies.

$12.6 million in crop insurance subsidies.

$12.4 million in conservation subsidies.

$6.30 million in disaster subsidies.

Ten percent collected 74 percent of all subsidies.

Amounting to $45.9 million over 16 years.

Top 10%: $12,961 average per year between 1995 and 2010.

Bottom 80%: $274 average per year between 1995 and 2010.

[emphasis added]

4th District Of Missouri (Rep. Vicky Hartzler) Summary Information

$1.16 billion in subsidies 1995-2010.

$837 million in commodity subsidies.

$ in crop insurance subsidies.

$220 million in conservation subsidies.

$107 million in disaster subsidies.

Ten percent collected 71 percent of all subsidies.

Amounting to $827 million over 16 years.

Top 10%: $16,878 average per year between 1995 and 2010.

Bottom 80%: $412 average per year between 1995 and 2010.

[emphasis added]

“…And I learned that you have to, you can’t spend more than you take in. And I learned fiscal responsibility. That is so much a part of the Republican party and what we are here trying to do is to restore that…”

Really?:

The consequences of the last republican administration.

“…That is so much a part of the Republican party and what we are here trying to do is to restore that…”

I hope not.

“…Because Washington keeps spending money that it doesn’t have. And we can’t do that at home…”

Unless your home gets $774,000.00 in agriculture subsidies from Washington.

“…And, uh, it’s time that Washington learned some lessons from the heartland and from and from ordinary families like mine…”

Crop Summary for Hartzler Farms Inc

Crop Payments 1995-2010

Corn Subsidies $278,407

Soybean Subsidies $212,424

Wheat Subsidies $168,044

Livestock Subsidies $13,188

Sorghum Subsidies $6,408

Barley Subsidies $273

Because all ordinary families in the heartland are worth somewhere between four and fifteen million dollars?

And coming in at number seven out of 2,364 for agriculture subsidies in Cass County, Missouri?:

Total USDA Subsidies in Cass County, Missouri, 1995-2010

Recipients of Total USDA Subsidies from farms in Cass
County, Missouri totaled $74,879,000 in from 1995-2010.

7 Hartzler Farms Inc Harrisonville, MO 64701 $797,377

[emphasis added]

“…And, uh, it’s time that Washington learned some lessons from the heartland and from and from ordinary families like mine…”

Indeed.

Missouri State Representative Cynthia Davis (r): a not so good, very bad month

30 Tuesday Jun 2009

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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cluelessness, Cynthia Davis, Daily Star-Journal, Denny Hoskins, General Assembly, missouri, Warrensburg

Missouri State Representative Cynthia “Are there no prisons? Are there no work houses?” Davis (r) continues to have a not so good, very bad month. Some of our previous coverage:

Missouri State Rep. Cynthia Davis (r – Pluto): There IS such a thing as a free lunch

Missouri State Representative Cynthia Davis (r): the Mozart of cluelessness

An unsigned lead editorial in the dead trees edition of today’s Warrensburg Daily Star-Journal takes Representative Davis to task for her views on the summer meals program:

Rep. Davis shows no understanding of poor

Rep. Cynthia Davis, R-O’Fallon, in a newsletter states “hunger can be a positive motivator” for getting people to find jobs.

Davis must never have heard of Abraham Maslow. In 1943, he wrote “A Theory of Human Motivation.” He articulated ideas that “oft were thought but ne’er so well expressed.” In making his point about why humans behave in basic ways, he produced what became known as Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. At the base of his pyramid are a person’s most basic needs – to breathe, to drink, to eat… To be plain, to eat is to live. Food is for life, not for motivation.

Davis no doubt did not realize that motivation is best described as an award from peers, a bonus from the boss, a kiss from a spouse, a hug from a child. She must have missed Maslow’s lessons while living in her nice suburban St. Louis home, far from those low-income people in the big cities who so need her to provide proper motivation…

…May Davis never know hunger, but if ever she does, she can dine on that foot in her mouth.

Ouch. That’s gonna leave a mark. Go. Read the whole thing.

Now, the question for Representative Denny Hoskins (r – noun, verb, CPA) is, since your home town paper stated, “…for Davis to head the House Special Standing Committee on Children and Families seems about as useful to those children and families as putting Trick “Pass Me the Blunt and Let Me Roll It” Daddy in charge of the state’s drug prevention programs…”, should she continue in that House leadership role? We’d certainly like to know if you endorse her views and her chairmanship of that committee, Representative Hoskins.

Please, oh please, run Sarah Steelman (r) , run!

12 Thursday Mar 2009

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Tags

2010, cluelessness, missouri, Sarah Steelman, Twitter, United States Senate

Sarah Steelman (r), kind of not quite yet candidate for the open 2010 Missouri U.S. Senate seat, had this to say today via Twitter:

Wow just landed in dc counted 13 construction cranes around the capitol. No recession here – wonder why? about 2 hours ago from web

I had no idea that anecdotal counts of construction cranes were a leading economic indicator. Let’s see what the latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics actually show:

…Table 3.  Civilian labor force and unemployment by state and selected area, seasonally adjusted

(Numbers in thousands)

District of Columbia

Civilian labor force

Jan. 2008 – 330.6

Nov. 2008 – 332.6

Dec. 2008 – 332.8

Jan. 2009 – 332.3

Unemployed – Number

Jan. 2008 – 19.6

Nov. 2008 – 26.6

Dec. 2008 – 27.4

Jan. 2009 – 30.8

Unemployed – Percent of labor force

Jan. 2008 – 5.9

Nov. 2008 – 8.0

Dec. 2008 – 8.2

Jan. 2009 – 9.3…

…Missouri

Civilian labor force

Jan. 2008 – 3,017.9

Nov. 2008 – 3,014.0

Dec. 2008 – 3,017.5

Jan. 2009 – 3,008.5

Unemployed – Number

Jan. 2008 – 165.0

Nov. 2008 – 204.9

Dec. 2008 – 213.0

Jan. 2009 – 241.3

Unemployed – Percent of labor force

Jan. 2008 – 5.5

Nov. 2008 – 6.8

Dec. 2008 – 7.1

Jan. 2009 – 8.0…

[emphasis added]

A question for Sarah Steelman: If you think a place with 9.3% unemployment (Washington, D.C.) isn’t in a recession do you think a place with 8.0% unemployment (Missouri) isn’t in a recession, too? Just asking. After all, you’re supposed to have a degree in economics:

Sarah Steelman was born and raised in Jefferson City, Missouri. She graduated from Jefferson City High School, and then earned the degrees of B.A. in History and Masters in Economics from the University of Missouri.

She then worked as an Economist for the Missouri Department of Revenue, Deputy Director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, adjunct professor of Economics at Lincoln University, Executive Director of Big Brothers and Big Sisters in Rolla, and an investment broker for AG Edwards….

[emphasis added]

Maybe she should ask Mizzou for her money back.

That republican Senate primary is going to be fun to watch. Between the two of them there isn’t enough coherent thought, if it was condensed into gasoline, to run a tiny mini bike around the inside of a generic doughnut shaped cereal product.

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