Thank you Baker
Gonna need sauce that this is today anon.
Hmmmmm……
Chess move?
Trump: Queen Elizabeth is ‘just an incredible woman’
President Trump praised Queen Elizabeth II as an "incredible woman" ahead of his meeting with the monarch Friday, and added that first lady Melania Trump was a "tremendous fan."
In an interview with British newspaper The Sun in which Trump also attacked Prime Minister Theresa May over her strategy for exiting the European Union, the president said that the queen had never made a "mistake" during her long reign.
"I really look forward to meeting her. I think she represents her country so well," Trump said. “If you think of it, for so many years she has represented her country, she has really never made a mistake. You don’t see, like, anything embarrassing. She is just an incredible woman."
https://thehill.com/policy/international/396862-trump-queen-elizabeth-is-just-an-incredible-woman
KEK!!
tfw she sees the back of his head
Reason #2,569 why we elected President Trump
How New York Strangled Its Mom-and-Pop Rental Car Companies
Why does an economy car rent for an astonishing $161 per day in Manhattan? Because onerous insurance laws cartelized the industry.
https://reason.com/archives/2018/07/12/car-rental-new-york-expensive-insurance
It's gonna be a long slog to reverse all this fuckery in CA.
Gavin Newsom as governor would be the final nail.
Abolish Mandatory License for Shampooing Hair? California Lawmakers Will Consider It
If you shampoo hair for pay at, say, elderly people's homes or at a salon—and haven't spent as much as $19,000 at a barbering and cosmetology school—then you are an outlaw. It's illegal to do so in California. The Board of Barbering and Cosmetology posts this Frequently Asked Question on its website: "I would like to hire a person for the sole purpose of shampooing or preparing consumers services; can I do this?" The answer: "No, only a licensed barber, cosmetologist or apprentice can wash a consumer's hair or prepare a consumer for services."
Did I mention that a shampooer needs 1,500 hours of training, whereas a first responder/emergency medical technician only needs 120 to 150 hours of training? The Morrell bill passed the full Senate with only two "no" votes, but was killed last week in the Assembly Business and Professions Committee on a 14-3 vote in spite of the fact that most of us have shampooed our own hair for years without calamity.
The hearing room was packed with students from local cosmetology schools. It should surprise no one that the main beneficiaries of the current rules are the schools that charge hefty tuitions for such training, nor should it be a surprise that the state bureaucracy (the Department of Consumer Affairs) estimated excessive fee-revenue losses if the bill became law. Those estimates are hard to fathom given how unimaginable it is that people currently go through the whole licensing rigmarole and then only use the degree mainly to shampoo and arrange hair.
But government agencies see any kind of minor regulatory rollbacks as a threat to their authority. There's always that fear of the slippery slope. There's also an economic term known as "regulatory capture." It's typical in all aspects of government for industries that are being regulated to dominate the agencies that do the regulating.
https://reason.com/archives/2018/07/13/abolish-mandatory-license-for-shampooing
Need to dig on the lawyer Seiff.
>In-credible woman.
Back in the news.
Why?
Ted Bundy's defense attorney says serial killer was 'absolutely born evil,' had a 'death wish' in new doc
Browne said he never got to truly know Bundy and instead, only came to know the different sides of his personalities, ranging from seemingly confident lawyer to manipulative madman.
But there was one moment when Bundy unveiled a completely different side before his murder trial in Miami.
“He said to me, ‘John, I want to be a good person, but I’m just not,’” said Browne. “He actually fell to the floor cell and had tears in his eyes when he said that… It was the first time I ever saw him truly emotional.
"He was acknowledging that he was basically an evil person who has done awful things and he wished he wasn’t that anymore… He snapped out of that after three hours and went back to the facade of Ted.”
Looking back, Browne believed Bundy was ready to die.
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/07/13/ted-bundys-defense-attorney-says-serial-killer-was-absolutely-born-evil-had-death-wish-in-new-doc.html