Party at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Annapolis

shershot99 · Feb 12, 2020

elwojo said:
Everyone seems to be missing the point here. I want Republicans to go. I want them to record the event and broadcast it to the open internet afterward. I want transparency.

If they can ask that everyone from this committee show up, but they know only Democrats will show up... That's no different than just inviting Democrats. I want this meeting exposed and worthless.

You have a really good point.

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Skipjacks · Feb 12, 2020

elwojo said:
Everyone seems to be missing the point here. I want Republicans to go. I want them to record the event and broadcast it to the open internet afterward. I want transparency.

If they can ask that everyone from this committee show up, but they know only Democrats will show up... That's no different than just inviting Democrats. I want this meeting exposed and worthless.

They could show up with brown paper bags and peanut butter sandwiches for dinner.

Sit there and listen to every word being said but don't take a single bit of the bribery food.

rbird7282 · Feb 12, 2020

Skipjacks said:
I'd put stock in it.

It means that at least one member of the committee is aware of it and understands the ethical problems with it

That is a good start

Or he never intended to attend it I n the first place

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Doctor_M · Feb 13, 2020

How are the ethics rules at the state level so far off of the ethics rules at the Federal level? I can't give any federal employee (much less a law-maker) anything over $20 in value. The stingbeans at Ruth's Chris cost more than that.

Ammo Jon · Feb 13, 2020

Doctor_M said:
How are the ethics rules at the state level so far off of the ethics rules at the Federal level? I can't give any federal employee (much less a law-maker) anything over $20 in value. The stingbeans at Ruth's Chris cost more than that.

Their string beans are so expensive they become sting beans

I can have them to my place and recreate the Ruth Chris experience. I’ll just over salt the meat so they confuse that with quality...

Ammo Jon · Feb 13, 2020

https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2020/02/11/maryland-balloon-ban-bill-latest/

At least these clowns are passing bills that are applicable to themselves. Surprised they didn’t try limiting balloon releases to 10 per release.

gtodave · Feb 13, 2020

Ammo Jon said:
https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2020/02/11/maryland-balloon-ban-bill-latest/

At least these clowns are passing bills that are applicable to themselves. Surprised they didn’t try limiting balloon releases to 10 per release.

Are they?

SB28 would prohibit balloon releases in the state except for those used for scientific or government purposes.

Doctor_M · Feb 13, 2020

Ammo Jon said:
Then string beans are so expensive they become sting beans
...

LOL... yes, let's pass off my lack of typing skills as intentional wit! I like your style, sir!

Skipjacks · Feb 13, 2020

Interesting. Look at the 3rd complaint in this story about corrupt Democrats against Lucy McBath of Georgia

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ju...ith-ethics-complaints-over-suspicious-conduct

The complaints against McBath are connected to money her campaign received from the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety. McBath had been employed by Everytown prior to launching her congressional campaign in March 2018, and the complaint states that she remained employed there for roughly two more months. During that time, she appeared on television as both a candidate and a spokesperson for Everytown.

The complaints also allege that McBath received money from Everytown for her campaign during that time, even though Everytown reported in an FEC filing that they first began contributing to McBath's campaign on April 25, 2018.

"However, Everytown began spending in the election for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District while Representative McBath was still serving as the group’s national spokesperson," the OCE complaint says. "It is not publicly known what level of involvement Representative McBath had in Everytown’s expenditures against her eventual general election opponent while she was still employed by Everytown."

Short version...

Racist Mike Bloomberg's Everytown For Gun Safety was caught buying a US House member Judicial committee off by giving her money for her campaign while she was in the paid staff of Everytown and apparently lied about the contributions on an FEC filing

Now this same Everytown for Gun Safety that seems to be caught violating ethics and campaign finance rules at the Federal level is trying to buy favor with Maryland's Judiciary Proceedings Committee

Think I have to email all those state delegates again today and ask them why they would even consider such an unethical invitation from a corrupt group with campaign finance violation history that is run by a racist that thinks all black kids look alike

ShafTed · Feb 13, 2020

Political bribery is perfectly OK in Maryland as long as the crime is committed in bulk. Got it.

welder516 · Feb 13, 2020

ShafTed said:
Political bribery is perfectly OK in Maryland as long as the crime is committed in bulk, Got it.

Yep Bribe an entire department or branch then you get a pass , but keep in mind you have to have a license to bribe .

Bribery without the license is against the law .

THier · Feb 13, 2020

mr phil said:
Ok. I think ALL of us should RSVP this. REALLY.

I did a couple days ago.

Ammo Jon · Feb 13, 2020

They are all there for some Bloomberg Tube Steak. Supposedly he wraps it with a pointed hood he borrowed from Northam. He’ll go around the room whispering to all the women, “stop and frisk this.”

Odarlin1 · Feb 13, 2020

elwojo said:
Everyone seems to be missing the point here. I want Republicans to go. I want them to record the event and broadcast it to the open internet afterward. I want transparency.

If they can ask that everyone from this committee show up, but they know only Democrats will show up... That's no different than just inviting Democrats. I want this meeting exposed and worthless.

It won't be a meeting. Legislators will sit in regular tables/booths in a private room and they will eat and talk among themselves. No one is going to stand up and give any kind of speech. It will be one or both of the Lobbyists and maybe someone from the client they represent. It is not a meet and greet - it is an eat and get but remember who buttered your bread.

GOP should not go, in my humble opinion

Skipjacks · Feb 13, 2020

Odarlin1 said:
It won't be a meeting. Legislators will sit in regular tables/booths in a private room and they will eat and talk among themselves. No one is going to stand up and give any kind of speech. It will be one or both of the Lobbyists and maybe someone from the client they represent. It is not a meet and greet - it is an eat and get but remember who buttered your bread.

GOP should not go, in my humble opinion

And just to clarify ...the bred butterer here is a racist who thinks all black kids look alike, commit 99% of all crime, and that letting blacks have money is the reason for the 2008 recession (that is Bloomberg's latest embarrassment)

Raineman · Feb 13, 2020

I think GOP members SHOULD go. They should be witnesses to what is really going on and should spend the hell out of the sponsors money.

Skipjacks · Feb 13, 2020

Raineman said:
I think GOP members SHOULD go. They should be witnesses to what is really going on and should spend the hell out of the sponsors money.

They could order 2 steak dinners each, then put them in to go boxes and drive them over to the VFW

Put the fascist's money to good use

Of course if they did Bloomberg would be taking credit for feeding veterans

jefflac02 · Feb 14, 2020

Just received a reply from Sen Edwards.

Jefflac,

This is a lobbyist group having a dinner with a Legislative Committee, which is legal. These kinds of events happen all the time in Annapolis during Session. It might look improper, but it is (legal and standard practice).

George C. Edwards

As we already know, it may be legal but it sure as hell looks unethical to the Avg citizen.

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Skipjacks · Feb 14, 2020

Jefflac said:
Just received a reply from Sen Edwards.

Jefflac,

This is a lobbyist group having a dinner with a Legislative Committee, which is legal. These kinds of events happen all the time in Annapolis during Session. It might look improper, but it is (legal and standard practice).

George C. Edwards

Translation: They know it is shady AF and simply do not care what you think because they, the lawmakers, declared it to be legal.

jefflac02 · Feb 14, 2020

Although I tagged the wrong committee. I did get a reply on twitter from Del Cox.

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