Quit Picking on the Republicans
- Thread starter Kreskin
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The vast majority are low information voters. Therefore, they will vote for whoever offers the most freebies, without thought about who or how it will be paid for.
Thank your for that utterly irrelevant sidebar. Have you looked into OCD treatment?
It's rather annoying when, truth-value notwithstanding, it's completely off the subject.
It's like responding to all your spoon-sharp criticisms of whatever-the-fuck you feel like criticising today with "The mean distance from the sun of Mars's orbit is 228 million kilometres."
True? Absolutely.
Irrelevant as fuck to the topic? Equally "absolutely."
But y'all enjoy your hobby-horse ride now, hear?
Rep. Lauren Boebert booted from 'Beetlejuice' musical for disturbance
Author of the article:Washington Post
Washington Post
Bryan Pietsch and Timothy Bella, The Washington Post
Published Sep 13, 2023 • 4 minute read
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) was ejected from the musical “Beetlejuice” in Denver this week after she was accused of vaping, singing, recording the show and being disruptive during the performance.
An incident report obtained by the Colorado Sun says that two patrons were reprimanded and then escorted from the premises for “causing a disturbance” during the musical Sunday night at the city-owned Buell Theatre. The incident report, which does not name the people involved, says the patrons were “issued a warning” during intermission after three complaints were made by other patrons about their behavior.
Surveillance footage from the theater published by KUSA, an NBC affiliate in Denver, appears to show Boebert and a man being escorted from their seats. In the hall, Boebert is seen rebuking an usher, at one point giving him the middle finger.
As they were being escorted from the premises, according to the incident report, the pair made statements such as: “Do you know who I am?” and “I am on the board” and “I will be contacting the mayor.” Officers with the Denver Police Department responded to the incident and stayed in the lobby until the pair left the venue, the report says.
Drew Sexton, Boebert’s campaign manager, confirmed to The Washington Post that the congresswoman was escorted out of the performance, but he disputed the alleged behavior cited by the venue.
“I can confirm the stunning and salacious rumors: in her personal time, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is indeed a supporter of the performing arts (gasp!) and, to the dismay of a select few, enthusiastically enjoyed a weekend performance of Beetlejuice,” he said in a statement. Sexton noted that the Denver Post, the first to report the story, has reviewed the show as “zany,” “outrageous” and a “lusty riot.”
Sexton denied that Boebert was vaping during “Beetlejuice,” saying that heavy fog machines and electronic cigarettes were used during the show, so there might have been “a misunderstanding from someone sitting near her.”
Boebert said on X, formerly Twitter, that she “did thoroughly enjoy the AMAZING Beetlejuice at the Buell Theatre and I plead guilty to laughing and singing too loud!”
“Everyone should go see it if you get the chance this week and please let me know how it ends!” she wrote.
Denver Police Sgt. David Abeyta told The Post that the venue’s private security handled the situation, “so we actually never had any interaction with that incident.”
“It was resolved before we got involved,” he said.
Brian Kitts, director of marketing and communications for Denver Arts and Venues, did not immediately respond to a request for comment Wednesday morning. Kitts told the Denver Gazette that Boebert and her guest were booted after “numerous complaints” from fellow patrons about inappropriate behavior.
Before she came to Congress in 2020, Boebert was arrested or summoned at least four times, according to the Denver Post. Boebert, who represents a rural and heavily conservative part of western Colorado, was reelected last year after a recount confirmed she had won the closer-than-expected election. Her Democratic challenger, Adam Frisch, had argued that Boebert’s controversial comments and reputation as a firebrand Republican – she compared the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the Capitol to 1776, when the United States declared its independence – were a distraction for her district. She won by 546 votes.
Frisch is challenging Boebert again for her seat in 2024.
“Beetlejuice,” a Broadway adaptation of the 1988 Tim Burton film, is showing at the Buell Theatre until Sept. 17. The venue cautions that the musical “contains strong language, mature references, and a lot of the crazy, inappropriate stuff you would expect from a deranged demon.”
On Sunday, staff received three complaints about the couple sitting in Row E of the orchestra section, the report says. Multiple officials waited until the pair returned to their seats to give them a warning.
“I informed them that our usher team had noticed vaping and also that they were causing a disturbance for the area with noise, singing, using their cellphone, and that they need to be respectful to their neighbors,” an official wrote in the report. “Since, there was already multiple complaints, I informed the patrons that if there was another issue that they would be asked to leave.”
That’s when Boebert and her guest became “argumentative,” saying that “they were in concert with everyone around them,” the report says. Five minutes later, theater officials got another report that the pair were being loud and recording the performance, according to the report. That’s when officials told Boebert and the man to leave.
“They told me they would not leave,” a venue official wrote. “I told them that they need to leave the theatre and if they do not, they will be trespassing. The patrons said they would not leave. I told them I would [be] going to get Denver Police. They said go get them.”
Minutes later, Boebert and her guest left. After they exited the theater, Boebert was seen twirling on the promenade while holding the man’s hand, according to surveillance video.
The man did not appear to be her husband, and his identity is unclear. Boebert announced in May that she was filing for divorce from her husband of two decades. Her husband reportedly threatened their neighbors last year in what authorities described as a neighborhood disturbance. No arrests were made in that case.
Sexton, the Boebert campaign manager, told The Post that Boebert appreciates the venue’s strict enforcement of its no-photo policy. The congresswoman “strongly encourages everyone to go see Beetlejuice,” adding “But with a gentle reminder to leave their phones outside of the venue.”
torontosun.com
Author of the article:Washington Post
Washington Post
Bryan Pietsch and Timothy Bella, The Washington Post
Published Sep 13, 2023 • 4 minute read
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) was ejected from the musical “Beetlejuice” in Denver this week after she was accused of vaping, singing, recording the show and being disruptive during the performance.
An incident report obtained by the Colorado Sun says that two patrons were reprimanded and then escorted from the premises for “causing a disturbance” during the musical Sunday night at the city-owned Buell Theatre. The incident report, which does not name the people involved, says the patrons were “issued a warning” during intermission after three complaints were made by other patrons about their behavior.
Surveillance footage from the theater published by KUSA, an NBC affiliate in Denver, appears to show Boebert and a man being escorted from their seats. In the hall, Boebert is seen rebuking an usher, at one point giving him the middle finger.
As they were being escorted from the premises, according to the incident report, the pair made statements such as: “Do you know who I am?” and “I am on the board” and “I will be contacting the mayor.” Officers with the Denver Police Department responded to the incident and stayed in the lobby until the pair left the venue, the report says.
Drew Sexton, Boebert’s campaign manager, confirmed to The Washington Post that the congresswoman was escorted out of the performance, but he disputed the alleged behavior cited by the venue.
“I can confirm the stunning and salacious rumors: in her personal time, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is indeed a supporter of the performing arts (gasp!) and, to the dismay of a select few, enthusiastically enjoyed a weekend performance of Beetlejuice,” he said in a statement. Sexton noted that the Denver Post, the first to report the story, has reviewed the show as “zany,” “outrageous” and a “lusty riot.”
Sexton denied that Boebert was vaping during “Beetlejuice,” saying that heavy fog machines and electronic cigarettes were used during the show, so there might have been “a misunderstanding from someone sitting near her.”
Boebert said on X, formerly Twitter, that she “did thoroughly enjoy the AMAZING Beetlejuice at the Buell Theatre and I plead guilty to laughing and singing too loud!”
“Everyone should go see it if you get the chance this week and please let me know how it ends!” she wrote.
Denver Police Sgt. David Abeyta told The Post that the venue’s private security handled the situation, “so we actually never had any interaction with that incident.”
“It was resolved before we got involved,” he said.
Brian Kitts, director of marketing and communications for Denver Arts and Venues, did not immediately respond to a request for comment Wednesday morning. Kitts told the Denver Gazette that Boebert and her guest were booted after “numerous complaints” from fellow patrons about inappropriate behavior.
Before she came to Congress in 2020, Boebert was arrested or summoned at least four times, according to the Denver Post. Boebert, who represents a rural and heavily conservative part of western Colorado, was reelected last year after a recount confirmed she had won the closer-than-expected election. Her Democratic challenger, Adam Frisch, had argued that Boebert’s controversial comments and reputation as a firebrand Republican – she compared the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the Capitol to 1776, when the United States declared its independence – were a distraction for her district. She won by 546 votes.
Frisch is challenging Boebert again for her seat in 2024.
“Beetlejuice,” a Broadway adaptation of the 1988 Tim Burton film, is showing at the Buell Theatre until Sept. 17. The venue cautions that the musical “contains strong language, mature references, and a lot of the crazy, inappropriate stuff you would expect from a deranged demon.”
On Sunday, staff received three complaints about the couple sitting in Row E of the orchestra section, the report says. Multiple officials waited until the pair returned to their seats to give them a warning.
“I informed them that our usher team had noticed vaping and also that they were causing a disturbance for the area with noise, singing, using their cellphone, and that they need to be respectful to their neighbors,” an official wrote in the report. “Since, there was already multiple complaints, I informed the patrons that if there was another issue that they would be asked to leave.”
That’s when Boebert and her guest became “argumentative,” saying that “they were in concert with everyone around them,” the report says. Five minutes later, theater officials got another report that the pair were being loud and recording the performance, according to the report. That’s when officials told Boebert and the man to leave.
“They told me they would not leave,” a venue official wrote. “I told them that they need to leave the theatre and if they do not, they will be trespassing. The patrons said they would not leave. I told them I would [be] going to get Denver Police. They said go get them.”
Minutes later, Boebert and her guest left. After they exited the theater, Boebert was seen twirling on the promenade while holding the man’s hand, according to surveillance video.
The man did not appear to be her husband, and his identity is unclear. Boebert announced in May that she was filing for divorce from her husband of two decades. Her husband reportedly threatened their neighbors last year in what authorities described as a neighborhood disturbance. No arrests were made in that case.
Sexton, the Boebert campaign manager, told The Post that Boebert appreciates the venue’s strict enforcement of its no-photo policy. The congresswoman “strongly encourages everyone to go see Beetlejuice,” adding “But with a gentle reminder to leave their phones outside of the venue.”
Rep. Lauren Boebert booted from 'Beetlejuice' musical for disturbance
Surveillance footage from the theater published by KUSA appears to show Boebert and a man being escorted from their seats.
We hear reports about old Donnie spending 37 million dollars to 60 law firms to defend his position on many lawsuits. I kind of think that if he is innocent on all of these law suits he would not be needing so much defence. Is what is being said is that he tries to cover up his mistakes, (unlawful one’s) with more unlawful actions, giving the government more information to use against him in courts. Given that he gets stupid people to do his dirty work for him, he has been running the risk of them getting charged, they then see old Donnie throwing them under the bus, and they will naturally flip against him. Being the person that he is, he will never start abiding by the laws of the land, and continue to break the laws?
The more they come at him, the more popular he gets which heightens the fear of the corrupt Marxists in power.
Do you think there will be a happy ending for Americans as a whole?
Most likely he'll settle up on the civil suits (he has a history of that). His real problem now is the criminal cases, with his minions taking plea deals. But money's not a problem, there are literally millions of terrified, slobbering imbeciles sending him a chunk of their fraudulent disability checks every time his name appears. It's like a conditioned reflex.
He's also a good practical IQ test for lawyers. Any lawyer who expects to be paid by Trump should be disbarred for stupidity.
Orange people have rights too.
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I wonder if all the Democrats and those Republicans known as rinos, can file a class action lawsuit against old Donnie and the Republican Party for him saying that he is coming for them if they do not vote for him in the next election. I would expect that a if 160 some million sign in, and ask for extensive damages, he may have to start understanding that he is to be held accountable for his actions.
No. Vague threats are not actionable. For that matter, they are protected speech under the First Amendment. No criminal charges would be allowed, and a civil suit for damages would fail absent a freak anti-Trump jury, and then would fail on appeal.
Now we hear reports of old Donni saying he needs $100 million dollars for lawyers. Has anyone thought of telling old Donnie that if he were abide by laws in the USA, maybe he would the money he is spending on lawyers. We know that he is not spending his money, he is spending money he collects from the Maga group. What the republicans are hopefully starting to realize is that if they dump trump, all that money he has been given, is not available for the next candidate they choose.
Historically he usually doesn't pay them so he can probably get by without the $100 million.
