Recently all Democratic presidential candidates attended a steak fry in Des Moines! On the other hand one might get burned at the steak if what is coming out is true!
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Someone ask me who was the best President so far???
Obama was good at paying other country for doing jobs (defense) that they did not do and then some burned our flag.
Trump held them accountable and did not pay those who did were not park of (defense) National Security.
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Obama did not donate any of his salary, his wife had a staff of 23!
Trump donated all of his salary and his wife has a staff of 4!
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I saw a cartoon, I think it was peanut… A little girl says “Do all fairy tales start with Once upon a time? The little boys answer was no, many of them begin with “If I am elected, promise ……” a great example of what has gone on in the pas ten years. Things have gotten better in the last several years.
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A joke off the internet. Now don’t get serious on me!
The guy said I was ask if I was happy having a racist president? He said no of course not we replaced him with Donald Trump!
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Trump is creating tremendous shortages…By closing the border there is a shortage in Meth, Heroin, MS-13 and new undocumented voters.
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Until next month!
by A.J.(Tony) Powell
IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT?
Apparently, a Washington intelligence officer reported that President Trump talked to the leader of Ukraine about the business dealings of Former Democrat Vice President, Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden.
Because of its conflicts with Russia, the Ukraine receives millions of American Tax-Dollars in aid.
Its interesting that VP Joe Biden is rumored to have stopped a corruption prosecution against a company that hired his son Hunter Biden.
By his own admission, VP Joe Biden made at least a dozen visits to Kyiv, Ukraine when he was in the White House.
Questions are being asked about his role in the dismissal of the country’s prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin back in 2016. Continue reading
By TomL
An angry crowd packed the Savannah Center Villages when residents of Sumter Villages and other areas came to voice their opinions about a 25% tax increase. County Administrator Bradley Arnold said Budget increases include 34 million for repair of Morse and Buena Vista Blvd. and other area problems. The total tax increase: 250 million. The taxation meeting was held September 24th. They ask all residents to attend.
The residents are not happy having the Tax increase rammed down their throat. Residents have said they can only change the budget by voting to change Commissioners. It is said by some the Commissioners have close ties. Three Commissioners are Villages Residents. One resident accused the Commissioners and the developers of colluding.
There is no question the road work needs to be done but the question is who should pay for it. Maybe the engineers of The Villages did not plan for 50,000 plus homes and traffic from those homes. I wonder what the Snowbirds will think? It will probably affect the sale of new homes???
Higher taxes?? Will this happen in other Counties?? What do you think? tloury@att.net
Lady Lake Chamber holds a Breakfast Networking event. It is held at the Outback restaurant the 3rd Wednesday of the month. There were thirty attending and a lot of networking went on. Picture by Janet Fraley.
Pictured is Kailah Netherclift who was with TomL Publishing until she started traveling and teaching. Kailah wrote a column each month about her travels. She is a very accomplished writer. We knew she would emerge some day in a great job. I see on LinkedIn that Kailah’s has been promoted to Vice President of Clark Brothers Investments. She is also the daughter of Wendy Netherclift who is our GM and a long timed friend. Congratulations!
Mayor Jim Richards cutting the ribbon for the Lady Lake Museum re-Opening. What used to be a General Store in the early 1900s is certainly not anything approaching the modern grocery store or department store of today! Entertaining music by Banjo player: “Mr. Blu Skies” – Marc Rhodes and Ukulele players: “Fun with Uke’s Players” – Peggy Lisnek. Photo by Janet Fraley.
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Class I Recall 091-2019
Health Risk: High Sep 10, 2019
Congressional and Public Affairs
Spencer Pretecrum
(202) 720-9113
FSISpress@usda.gov
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 2019 – Hy-Vee Fresh Commissary, an Ankeny, Iowa establishment, is recalling approximately 6,233 pounds of ready-to-eat (RTE) beef and chicken products due to misbranding and undeclared allergens, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The products contain milk, a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label.
The RTE beef and chicken products were produced on Sept. 7-8, 2019. The following products are subject to recall: [View labels (PDF only)] Continue reading
On September 20, 2019, in News Releases, by Staff
Tallahassee, Fla. — Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the Tampa area added 21,300 new private-sector jobs in the last year, creating the third-highest number of jobs among all Florida metro areas. The Tampa area’s unemployment rate was 3.5 percent in August.
The industries with the highest growth over the year in the Tampa area were professional and business services with 6,000 new jobs and construction with 5,200 new jobs.
The Tampa area remained first among the state metro areas in job demand in August with 58,697 openings. The Tampa area also continues to rank first in the state in demand for high-skill, high-wage STEM occupations with 18,471 openings in August 2019. Continue reading
On September 20, 2019, in News Releases, by Staff
Tallahassee, Fla. — Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointments of Department of Economic Opportunity Secretary Ken Lawson, Department of Management Services Secretary Jonathan Satter and Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Executive Director Terry Rhodes to the Blockchain Task Force.
On May 23, 2019, Governor DeSantis signed Senate Bill 1024 into law, establishing Florida’s Blockchain Task Force within the Florida Department of Financial Services. The Blockchain Task Force will study if and how Florida’s state, county and municipal governments can benefit from a transition to blockchain-based systems for recordkeeping, data security, financial transactions and service delivery and identify ways blockchain technology can be used to improve government interaction with businesses and the public.
Ken Lawson
Lawson, of Tallahassee, serves as the Secretary for the Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO). Previously, he served as President and CEO of VISIT Florida and Secretary of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Lawson earned his juris doctorate from Florida State University College of Law. Continue reading
