On Apr 20, 1:39 pm, Fortinoy <n...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> JSM <ekrub...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On Apr 18, 12:51 pm, "bluecollarworker" <bluecollarwor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > wrote:
> > > "JSM" <ekrub...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> > > > On Apr 17, 11:11 pm, "bluecollarworker"
<bluecollarwor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > wrote:
> > > >> Senate tells Justice to look at suspicious earmark
> > > >> WA****NGTON - The Senate voted Thursday to direct the Justice
Department
> > > >> to
> > > >> probe how a Florida road project made its way into a 2005 highway
> > > >> spending
> > > >> The bill is H.R. 1195.
>
> > > > Don Young is the Rep from New Hamp****re isn't he? that is where
his
> > > > million dollar house is, that is where he lives.
>
> > > Please cite your reference for Young's house in New Hamp****re.
>
> > It is not something you can easily find out but it was in the
>
> Probably because it's not true. You are obviously not a person
> who is afraid to make things up.
>
> > Anchorage paper some years ago complete with pictures. If you think
> > he still lives in that crappy trailer in Ft Yukon you are sadly
> > mistaken. 'They' (because none of the congressional people
> > representing Alaska are truly residents of the state) are very quite
> > about the fact they don't live in Alaska because than as non-residents
> > they could not legally represent the state, but then again, there is
> > nothing legal about any of them. Think I'm joking? The PFD is public
> > record but you call and ask if Young or Murk are getting their PFD
> > check and they won't answer you. If they are getting the check than
> > the PFD is a sham because 'they' obviously are not residents and if
> > they are not getting the check than it is because they are not
> > residents. Interesting, huh. By the by, I don't really remember if
> > it was New Hamp****re for sure, I do remember it was on the East Coast
> > not too far from DC. Not too shabby for someone who works less than
> > 90 days out of the year and spends less than 50 in his 'home' state.
>
> NH is far from DC. Young owns a house in the DC suburbs, VA I
> think. Like most congressmen. Maybe you think they should stay
> in hotels?
>
> Congressmen and their staffers are allowed to be outside the
> state. It's an excused absence for PFD purposes.
>
> Please stop babbling about things you know nothing about. We
> have already established that your an idiot AND a liar. Young
> may be crooked, but we know you are. Stop while your ahead.
The story was in the Anchorage paper, I didn't make it up. I admit I
don't remember exactly where they said the (their, all 3) but it was
back East, somewhat near but not close to DC. It doesn't really
matter. Lets see, congress meets about 90 days out of the year and
they only show up at a percentage of them, I think it is pretty damned
obvious when you have a half million or million dollar house there and
a trailer you couldn't give away here they have no intention of
coming back. So, where is Frank M now, he is no longer your Senator.
He is home, back east. Do you think he qualifies for a PFD check you
half witted imbecile? I'm sure it is hard to think with your
sphincter muscle so tight around your neck.
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