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If terrorists commit heinous acts against our Good People, and it is determined that these terrorists were any part of the Open Borders Welcoming Society created by the administration of Idiot President Biden, my question will always be: How many bad and treasonous actors from that administration will be convicted as traitors, and summarily punished to the fullest extent of the law.
Commented: Friday, June 27th, 2025 @ 7:31 am
By: Stan Deatherage
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Commented on What does it mean to be a Conservative?Washingtonian: Regarding the City of Washington government - So slow, too slow; poor management interminably; informing the public through all available media, so the people might be aware of all that is afoot, might be a good start to accelerate from the certain status of their state of the pathetic; a terrible condition of any government.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 11:35 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Commented on What does it mean to be a Conservative?Stan in your June 22 comment on a Drone project at our airport, I found this at the City Council April 14,2025 minutes:
The City has received notification of an award for $13.5M in TRDF grants for multiple projects at Washington Warren Airport. The "North General Aviation (GA) Taxilanes, Hangars, & Drone Pad" is 1 of 9 projects identified to be funded w these funds. Bids were initially received in Jan 2025; however, only 1 bid was received. Per th City Purchasing Policy, th bid was not opened, & th project was rebid. Bids were then opened & received in Feb 2025. 2 bids were received w A.R. Chesson Construction Co Inc., submitting th lowest responsible bid of $4,515,779.35. There is no local match required for this project. cms8.revize.com
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 3:02 pm
By: Washingtonian
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Stan, X formerly known as Twitter has an AI program called Grok.
I have used it and so far so good. I've heard it said, that we can help teach an AI program by debating with it, rather than just accepting what it says and moving on. Did you hear about the guy that developed such a relationship with his A.I. program that he fell in love with it, and asked it to marry him. I think I heard that it told him it was flattered. LOL
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 10:29 pm
By: Washingtonian
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Commented on State Dept. Issues ‘Worldwide Caution’ Alert Amid Report Iran Threatened Trump With Sleeper CellsIf terrorists commit heinous acts against our Good People, and it is determined that these terrorists were any part of the Open Borders Welcoming Society created by the administration of Idiot President Biden, my question will always be: How many bad and treasonous actors from that administration will be convicted as traitors, and summarily punished to the fullest extent of the law.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 8:02 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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If there is any truth to this report regarding ChatGPT, then I will steer my company away from these Non Patriot Leftist ideals.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 7:48 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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WE always knew that "China Mitch" McConnell was a sellout doing dirty deals with Democrats. We hoped that his understudy, John Thune might be better but leaving this witch in this position shows he is not. Conservatives need to work to elect a GOP Senate leader we can trust. John Thune is NOT it.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 3:46 pm
By: Rino Hunter
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyBCCitizen, the fees you list are minor and rarely, if ever, paid by city taxpayers. The ones that cover things that used to be covered by taxes, like storm water and trash, on the other hand are paid every month by virtually everyone, and they add up.
Renters may think they are home free because they do not directly pay property taxes on the houses they live in, but they do pay that tax directly every year on the cars they drive. Also, they will pay the property tax on their house indirectly when their landlord has to go up on their rent to cover his additional costs for those taxes. This hits everyone, one way or another.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 3:29 pm
By: John Steed
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of Bureaucracy
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:22 pm
By: BCCitizen
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In many parts of Europe, and Germany and France are the worst, there are attempts to criminalize opposition to mass migration. In France, a French senator was arrested for "hate speech" for posting online "immigration Kills" after a brutal murder and rape of a French girl by an illegal alien.
The globalists are no different than the communists or nazis on suppressing free speech. The most dangerous totalitarians of today owe their allegiance to Davos and the WEF.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 2:15 pm
By: borderhawk
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyNeutral and the City is above the County tax rate. The county stayed flat in a reval year while the city imposed an 11.5 cent increase while stating in articles they decreased the rate.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:22 pm
By: BCCitizen
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyThe city manager told the local newspaper with a straight face that it was a tax decrease. He lied and he knew he was lying, but probably instructed to do that by his boss the mayor. Not only is it an increase in terms of cents, 11.5 to be precise, but in percentage terms it is even worse, an increase of over 28%. How do these city buffoons think city taxpayers won't figure that our when they get their tax bills? Citizens will then know that not only have they been soaked by a massive tax increase, but they have also been lied to.
Maybe Sadler is sandbagging the city manager so he can achieve his dream of the first black city manager. When citisens figure out it was a lie, he will be the scapegoat.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:40 pm
By: Concerned Taxpayer
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyNeutral and the City is above the County tax rate. The county stayed flat in a reval year while the city imposed an 11.5 cent increase while stating in articles they decreased the rate.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:27 pm
By: BCCitizen
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Commented on What’s the price of closing S. W. Snowden?Speaking of polluted waterways:
www.cbs17.com 11 more NC river sites hav failed water-quality testing this wk. Testing was done by Sound Rivers, a group whose aim is to "monitor & protect th Neuse & Tar-Pamlico watersheds" & to "preserve th health & beauty of th river basin through environmental justice." Sites failed testing: Poole Road Canoe Launch on Neuse River in Raleigh Clayton River Walk on Upper Neuse River in Clayton Maple Cypress Boat Ramp on Lower Neuse River in Grifton Cow Pen Landing on Lower Neuse River in Vanceboro Spring Garden on Lower Neuse River in New Bern Slocum Creek on Lower Neuse River in Havelock Port Terminal on Tar-Pamlico watershed n Gville Yankee Hall Road on Tar-Pamlico watershed n Pactolus Washington Waterfront on Tar-Pamlico watershed Havens Gardens on Tar-Pamlico watershed n Washington Pamlico Plantation along Broad Creek near th Pamlico Riv
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:35 pm
By: Washingtonian
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyJohn, I was addressing more of the fees for notary, parks and rec, mowing and lot cleaning, boat slip rentals, etc. Those are fees. They are a pay as you use fee. I agree that the admin charge to the general fund for utilities is absurd! The previous administration there got that charge way down, to what it reasonably should be. Then, Russell came in and spent down fund balance and increased taxes and fees. They increased taxes by .02 years ago for the new police station. However, when that was built and paid for, they kept the .02 and did not give it back to the citizens. They are dishonest. I already know people who have put their house up for sale and bought land to build outside of the city limits because of the crazy increases the City has imposed. An increase in tax may be warranted if you are getting more services provided but they are not doing that. They took the revaluation and used it as an excuse to blame the county on the tax increase. However, the county is at revenue....
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:08 pm
By: BCCitizen
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyI will argue, successfully, that the county government actually raised taxes this fiscal year, and one can easily decipher such once they get their tax bill in August, thus comparing probable increase year over year.
As your Conservative County Commissioner, I voted against that tax hike in a variety of ways, on a multiplicity of days. The City of Washington took raising taxes, however, in a revaluation year, to a grand and incredible scale, far beyond what the county of beaufort did to its citizens, so I am advising all taxpayers to compare bills and know the truth of your property tax predicament of financing certain "Waste, Fraud and Abuse."
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:22 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyNeutral and the City is above the County tax rate. The county stayed flat in a reval year while the city imposed an 11.5 cent increase while stating in articles they decreased the rate.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 1:10 pm
By: BCCitizen
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I stand with the people of Israel, and the courage of President Donald Trump to act in defense of our greatest ally in this very dangerous world, where insanity is often championed by the status quo within those groups of dwindling status; those politicians of incredibly limited core values.
Be wary of the blow-back by this diminishing throng of Non Patriot Leftists, who think without knowing, act accordingly, and with continued pathetic abandon, proving once again ... The Democratic Socialist Party, in league with their Non Patriot Leftist enablers, has no reason to exist.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 12:44 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyIf I ran for local elected office, and promised free ice cream for life, free grocery stores, $30 per hr wages, free childcare, no cops, no arrest, etc, would I be elected? Are we smarter than New Yorkers? I guess that remains to be seen.
I remember a guy who said I dont see why we cant build Two bridges. We didnt even get one. Citizens are being advised to think twice about who they vote for. We get the Govts we deserve.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 11:53 am
By: Washingtonian
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyBC Citizen: That sounds about right.
The City of Washington is a much smaller government than county government, and there is plenty of low hanging fruit to cut as waste (even more than the county government, where there is a plenty), so their core government should be considerably less than the 25 Million mark.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 11:52 am
By: Stan Deatherage
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Now this Harry Reid hack of a Senate parliamentarian is blocking the provisions dealing with Medicaid fraud. She is a tax and spend whore and needs to be F-I-R-E-D, especially after she allowed the Biden Green New Deal crap to go through reconciliation but want allow things that actually save the taxpayers money.
www.breitbart.com
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 11:31 am
By: Conservative Voter
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyFees are just another word for taxes by the back door. Many things that used to be paid for by taxes in Washington have been shifted to "fees" like trash pick up and storm water drainage. Calling those "fees" when they used to be covered by taxes is just dishonest. It is pulling the wool over citizens eyes. If it looks like a tax, walks like a tax, quacks like a tax, it is a tax no matter what name you try to put on it.
Then there is the overcharging for electricity that is then shifting into the general fund. That is just another tax by the back door Transparency means not shifting tax supported city activities to "fees" and it means not gouging on electric rates for a backdoor tax. Transparency also means giving meaningful notice of the budget and the taxes involved, which the Sadler regime did NOT do.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 11:21 am
By: John Steed
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Commented on Civics 101: Beware of BureaucracyNick: Their General Fund budget is 25,000,000. Of that, their ad valorem (property) taxes are 7.5 million. They are not collecting 57 million in taxes from residents. This can all be found in their budget. Also, the taxes are not spread equally across the city. Waterfront areas pay more, obviously. So, NO, every citizen is NOT paying $12,127 or even $10,000+. A lot of revenue is fees. While I agree, their tax increase is insane and their board needs an overhaul. I like transparency from both sides of a debate and saying that they are collecting 57 million in taxes and every citizen is paying $12,127 is highly inaccurate.
Commented: Thursday, June 26th, 2025 @ 8:54 am
By: BCCitizen
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