Clark Construction, general contractors.

T. A. Gardner said:
Okay. Don't. I held an R-11 electrical contractor's license in Arizona back in the late 80's. I did work on Davis Monthan AFB on government contract. I didn't need permits for the work like I'd have had to get from the city of Tucson off base.
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Dude. The White House is a historic national site. To alter it you need permits from the National Park Service, and something called the "National Capitol Planning Committee". trump has severely gone around regulations for this. I honestly think you really do know these things.
 
Crepitus said:
That's nice. I still think you are lying.
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Okay. I did the metals tech group building on DM. The contract was with the maintenance officer, Lt. Col. Burston. We relamped the building did a tear out of old and disused circuits and brought it up to OSHA standards for lighting so they stopped failing their inspections on that.

Then Burston had me do a 100 station LAN in 11 buildings on the "bomb dump." The difficulty there was everybody working on it had to have a security clearance. The worst building was "The Big Ugly" as the AF guys called it. We ran fiber between buildings and all the LAN materials were supplied by the AF.

That building on Google Maps is at 32.1146 - 110.829
 
LurchAddams said:
Dude. The White House is a historic national site. To alter it you need permits from the National Park Service, and something called the "National Capitol Planning Committee". trump has severely gone around regulations for this. I honestly think you really do know these things.
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As President he can do that. He's their boss. Whether you agree with it or not, that's how it is. Complain all you want but Trump CAN do this and it's legal.
 
Crepitus said:
88 foot flag poles.

NeoNazi code for Heil Hitler.
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I thought the number was oddly specific, but that figures since all MAGAts lean toward fascism and Uncle Adolf is their hero, it figures.

www.newsweek.com

Did Donald Trump praise Hitler? What we know

Former White House chief of staff John Kelly said Trump expressed admiration for the loyalty shown by Adolf Hitler's generals.
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Donald Trump once said: "I need the kind of generals that Hitler had. People who were totally loyal to him, that follow orders."
 
Dutch Uncle said:
They accepted the job. Ergo, they are culpable for being part of the problem, not part of the solution.

MAGAts are all about the money. Moral people know some things are more important than money in the bank.

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What sort of nutjob does something like that to a historic building.
 
AProudLefty said:
And yet they complained about Biden. :dunno:
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All MAGAts are lying, traitorous scum. I'll be glad when most of them are gone after the civil war.


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JD Vance Thinks That Tomorrow Belongs to Hitler-Loving Young Republicans

In a post-shame era, racist slurs and Nazism can be shrugged off.
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The GOP is currently grappling with a scandal ignited by a Politico report documenting that many prominent members in a Telegram chat for Young Republicans had made all sorts of vile comments, including the use of the N-word and “watermelon people” to refer to Blacks, slurs against gay people, and calls for political foes to be raped and killed in gas chambers. “I love Hitler” was one of the many pro-Nazi sentiments aired on the group chat.

In the wake of the scandal, conventional Republicans went through the standard rituals of disavowal and condemnation. New York Assemblyman Michael Reilly fired his chief of staff, Peter Giunta, who made some of the most odious comments on the chat. Representative Elise Stefanik, who had previously praised Giunta, condemned the chat and called for the resignation of those who participated.

Reilly and Stefanik were harking back to an older politics. The White House chose a different path. As my Nation colleague Joan Walsh noted, Vice President JD Vance has taken the lead in trying to whitewash the heinous comments in the chat. In a replay of the Access Hollywood scandal, Vance has insisted the chat was just a case of boys being boys on the Internet, in effect nothing more than online locker-room talk.

Speaking on The Charlie Kirk Show on Wednesday, Vance said, “The reality is that kids do stupid things, especially young boys. They tell edgy, offensive jokes.”

As he does so often, Vance was lying. The Young Republicans isn’t some fringe group of juvenile delinquents. It’s made up of fully grown adults aged 18 to 40, many in high staffing positions or even serving as elected lawmakers. Further, far from being jokes, the comments on the chat were clearly expressions of deeply held beliefs, albeit ones that were expressed hyperbolically to excite the thrill of taboo-breaking.

But Vance’s full-throttle defense of the chat is even more significant than the contents of the chat itself. After all, going back to the right-wing takeover of the Republican Party in the early 1960s, the GOP has often recruited extreme racists and even philo-Nazis. This has led to periodic scandals, smoothed over by ritualistic disavowals. In 1965, for instance, a group of Young Republicans met at a party convention in Miami and started singing racist and antisemitic songs. One song, following the tune of “Jingle Bells,” had these lyrics:

Riding through the Reich in a Mercedes-Benz,
Shooting all the kikes, making lots of friends.
Rat tat-tat-tat-tat, mow the bastards down,
Oh what fun it is to have the Nazis back in town.​
 
Crepitus said:
These are not "innocents". they are accomplices. They know that they don't have permits or permissions to do this.
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Proof of that-?
You're straight up out here lying, Creepy. Fuck you with that.
Go slither back under a rock, you slime.
From a contractor side of things, fuck you double.
You fucking piece of shit, you're trying to harass a working man out there that puts food on several families' tables.
Absolute dog turd you are.
 
LurchAddams said:
Let's think about it. These donations - the millions for the ballroom - who is the "treasurer" for that cash? Do we really think he deposited those donations in anything Federal? He's taking that money.
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Like the Trump Foundation, I suspect it's a slush fund. Sure, the ballroom will be built, the taxpayers will fund the upkeep and, probably, payoff the lawsuits from contractors Trump screwed over and Trump will walk away richer.

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Dutch Uncle said:
Like the Trump Foundation, I suspect it's a slush fund. Sure, the ballroom will be built, the taxpayers will fund the upkeep and, probably, payoff the lawsuits from contractors Trump screwed over and Trump will walk away richer.

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Remember the "build the wall fund" they all pilfered from? Bannon went to jail for it until trump pardoned him. It's all a huge grift as they all pose as "men of the people". What a fucking joke!
 
LurchAddams said:
Remember the "build the wall fund" they all pilfered from? Bannon went to jail for it until trump pardoned him. It's all a huge grift as they all pose as "men of the people". What a fucking joke!
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Why MAGAts support corruption in our government is unfathomable to me. It just proves they are all evil and anti-American. Both good reasons on why they will lose the coming civil war. Sad.

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