Trump calls for Resignations of New York Times staffers involved with Kavanaugh smear & Russia hoax

joshua 1 9 said:

Housing is much more affordable in West Virginia where you can buy a house for as little as $10,000.

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cow451 said:

Having lived in WV I’d guess no plumbing included.

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joshua 1 9 said:

Maybe because they refuse to pay a $60 sewer bill every month.

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jgarden said:

Trump calls for Resignations of New York Times staffers involved with Kavanaugh smear & Russia hoax

Trump, in his infinite wisdom, decided to nominate Kavanaugh and despite his personal "baggage," decided to "double down" and force him down the nation's throats - rather than admit that he had never been properly "vetted!

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jgarden said:

Trump calls for Resignations of New York Times staffers involved with Kavanaugh smear & Russia hoax

I suspect Americans haven't heard the end of the "Kavanaugh Saga," and despite Trump's brave front, The New York Times will be first in line to report the Judge's escapades!

Just how much time, effort and "political capital" is Trump willing to invest in propping up Kavanaugh - demanding that the NYT ask its staffers to resign belongs on Saturday Night Live!

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Speedwell said:

The case is still open on Kavanaugh. Putting right-wing ideologues on the Supreme Court bench doesn't always work out as expected. My favorite example is Chief Justice Earl Warren. He was appointed by Eisenhower after three terms as a hard-core conservative governor of California. He went on to preside over the unanimous Brown v. Board decision, probably the hardest blow an "activist" Supreme Court ever struck the Right. He issued many other other important civil rights rulings as well' including Gideon v. Wainright and Miranda v. Arizona. You just never can tell.

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DaisyDay said:

That's only if you're hooked into town sewage system. More rural properties have private septic systems.

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joshua 1 9 said:

The issue has to do with our mansion in Heaven and getting people into Heaven. Like I said I was a part of a inner city church where we did what we could to help the homeless people. We had soup kitchen on Wednesday and we would feed as many people as wanted our food. We would talk to them and do what we could to help them with their problems. People would donate clothing and also we got food from the food bank to distribute. A substantial number of the people did become members of our church and there were people that would attend the regular worship services. We would pray for people for healing, we had healing services. Or we pray for whatever need they wanted prayed for. Usually this took place during the communion part of the service.

At the time the city had a heated parking. They would keep it around 55 degrees and the homeless people were welcome to sleep there at night. But they had to leave in the morning. They were allowed to stay at the library during the day if they wanted. There is a shelter that served 3 meals a day for whoever wants fed. The provide beds for people also. They have different programs they can put people into to help them with their problems.

When I was 15 years old I helped to remodel a hotel to provide warm sleeping rooms for homeless people that were sleeping under the bridge at the time. We saw that there were people that needed a place to live and we provided that for them. I remember I use to shovel coal into the furnace to provide hot water and steam heat to keep people warm.

I have been pretty involved with this issue to do what we can to help people. Once we get to know them if they do have to go into the hospital then we go to visit them to pray for them and do what we can to encourage them.

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joshua 1 9 said:

Maybe because they refuse to pay a $60 sewer bill every month.

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joshua 1 9 said:

Seems funny you can buy a house for less then the cost of a septic system. Of course if it needs cleaned out that could cost some money.

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joshua 1 9 said:

Housing is much more affordable in West Virginia where you can buy a house for as little as $10,000.

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