Almost every democrat run city is a disaster. Blame all their failures on other party and the sheep fall for it every time.
- Fattony1187

That’s where I’m trying to go. You want to stop systemic racism in the cities where it’s “redlining”... VOTE. Different....

Remind me....what party is the Governor of Kentucky with again? What party is the Mayor of Louisville with again?
- feetontheair22

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qkMugn5mrs

funny you throw racist and hate comments out there about others


yet I only see you posting hate comments about posters


I welcome all


perhaps you could learn a few things from a clown


stay classy
- homiedclown

Is this inside info all warm and fuzzy?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qkMugn5mrs
- Stripes77

https://www.facebook.com/...469112399784947/?vh=e&d=n

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qkMugn5mrs
- Stripes77

https://www.postcrescent.com/story/news/2020/06/09/kentucky-primary-elections-jason-nemes-sues-over-polling-places/5325806002/

From the article: "In the lawsuit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court in the Western District of Kentucky, Nemes, a Louisville Republican, and voters from Jefferson, Fayette, Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties allege that "significant voter suppression will occur" as a result of each county having a singular polling location."

The Governor of Kentucky is a Democrat.
- SoCalPucks

From another article: State officials on both sides of the political aisle released a joint statement condemning US District Court Judge Charles Simpson’s ruling against a case that argued having just one polling site in most of the state’s 120 counties would result in voter suppression.
https://www.independent.c...r-confusion-a9577501.html

City of Buffalo hasn’t had a Republican mayor since 1965 .... Chester A Kowal.

Edit: The Democratic Party is the dominant party in Buffalo politics; no Republican or other party member has won a seat on the council in several decades, and all nine seats are currently held by Democrats.

Edit 2: state of New York governors... 1973 -74 Malcolm Wilson —— pataki, ‘95 - ‘06
- Gr8daygo

JimmyGriffin was elected mayor of Buffalo in November 1977, and was sworn in on January 1, 1978. He had lost the Democratic primary for mayor to then Deputy State Assembly Speaker Arthur Eve. In the general election, he was the nominee of the Conservative Party and defeated Eve to be elected mayor. He was reelected in 1981, 1985, and 1989.

Anyway, I think you missed the part where I said it was both parties, everyone, who has had no problem with systemic racism but conservatives seem to have a problem with this.

Bruce Smith: "Buffalo is a racist city" I think Bruce could do more than sack QB's.

One more racism and we'll work on that for our esteemed blogger:

Ari Berman
@AriBerman
Kentucky cutting number of polling places for Tuesday’s primary from 3700 to 200

There will be one polling place for 616,000 registered voters in Louisville’s Jefferson County, where half state’s black voters live

This is going to be a disaster
- GilPerreault11

For what it's worth, nearly half of all registered voters in Jefferson county have requested mail in ballots for June 23rd. Someone, perhaps the Democrat Governor, must have waived the restrictions on absentee ballots because of a public health crisis going on.

https://www.whas11.com/ar...d2-4203-b7ce-22c89df8e806

9 million for 14 goals isn’t what I would call good
- Fattony1187

😀🙉

For what it's worth, nearly half of all registered voters in Jefferson county have requested mail in ballots for June 23rd. Someone, perhaps the Democrat Governor, must have waived the restrictions on absentee ballots because of a public health crisis going on.

https://www.whas11.com/ar...d2-4203-b7ce-22c89df8e806
- DonLuce20

yeah, there is more about that in the article I posted.

JimmyGriffin was elected mayor of Buffalo in November 1977, and was sworn in on January 1, 1978. He had lost the Democratic primary for mayor to then Deputy State Assembly Speaker Arthur Eve. In the general election, he was the nominee of the Conservative Party and defeated Eve to be elected mayor. He was reelected in 1981, 1985, and 1989.

Anyway, I think you missed the part where I said it was both parties, everyone, who has had no problem with systemic racism but conservatives seem to have a problem with this.

Bruce Smith: "Buffalo is a racist city" I think Bruce could do more than sack QB's.
- GilPerreault11

Every county executive except Gorski and Poloncarz has been a republican. Where are all the marvelous Republican led results dating back to 1961?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qkMugn5mrs
- Stripes77

Every county executive except Gorski and Poloncarz has been a republican. Where are all the marvelous Republican led results dating back to 1961?
- DonLuce20

Yeah, Buffalo doesn't work in a vacuum. The suburbs - Erie County, Niagara County and Buffalo work together, where the jobs, schools, hospitals share the market.

Interesting fact 58% of the jobs are accessible by public transportation. Hard to get a job if you can't get to it.

That’s where I’m trying to go. You want to stop systemic racism in the cities where it’s “redlining”... VOTE. Different....
- Gr8daygo

*North Korea has the world's highest rate of slavery, with about one in 10 people enslaved, followed by Eritrea (9.3%) Burundi (4%), Central African Republic (2.2%), Afghanistan (2.2%), Mauritania (2.1%), South Sudan (2%), Pakistan (1.7%), Cambodia (1.7%) and Iran (1.6%).Jul 31, 2018


According to a Walk Free Foundation report in 2018, there were 46 million people enslaved worldwide in 2016, and there were 8 million people in India were living in the forms of modern slavery, such as bonded labour, child labour, forced marriage, human trafficking, forced begging, among others



maybe instead of tearing down statues, they should free their neighbors

I think there's an echo in here

I think there's an echo in here
- feetontheair22

We'll work on that

*North Korea has the world's highest rate of slavery, with about one in 10 people enslaved, followed by Eritrea (9.3%) Burundi (4%), Central African Republic (2.2%), Afghanistan (2.2%), Mauritania (2.1%), South Sudan (2%), Pakistan (1.7%), Cambodia (1.7%) and Iran (1.6%).Jul 31, 2018


According to a Walk Free Foundation report in 2018, there were 46 million people enslaved worldwide in 2016, and there were 8 million people in India were living in the forms of modern slavery, such as bonded labour, child labour, forced marriage, human trafficking, forced begging, among others



maybe instead of tearing down statues, they should free their neighbors
- homiedclown

Most countries can tie their shoes and chew gum at the same time. This one right now, questionable.

I think there's an echo in here
- feetontheair22

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer

The Jets' decision to replace longtime athletic trainer John Mellody doesn't pass the smell test. Yes, they had an ordinate number of injuries, but it's misguided to blame one person — a trainer who, by all accounts, had performed at a high level for more than two decades. If Mellody's methods were the problem, why did the Jets promote the assistant (Dave Zuffelato) he schooled for 14 years?

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer

The Jets' decision to replace longtime athletic trainer John Mellody doesn't pass the smell test. Yes, they had an ordinate number of injuries, but it's misguided to blame one person — a trainer who, by all accounts, had performed at a high level for more than two decades. If Mellody's methods were the problem, why did the Jets promote the assistant (Dave Zuffelato) he schooled for 14 years?
- homiedclown

Truth be told...I havn't followed this story so I can't really comment.

That being said....its Rich Cimini...he's a (frank)ing jet-hating, patriot-loving piece of poop.

"There is no salary cap in the National Hockey League on scouting budgets and player-development budgets."

Truth be told...I havn't followed this story so I can't really comment.

That being said....its Rich Cimini...he's a (frank)ing jet-hating, patriot-loving piece of poop.
- feetontheair22

But....but....MY NARRATIVE!!
- feetontheair22

No, the governor of Kentucky does not run elections.

It’s ran by the Republican Secretary of State.

You guys are seriously awful with facts

No, the governor of Kentucky does not run elections.

It’s ran by the Republican Secretary of State.

You guys are seriously awful with facts
- sbroads24

Thank you, the governor doesn't run elections in any state.

"There is no salary cap in the National Hockey League on scouting budgets and player-development budgets."
- homiedclown

Anything you mentioned 9 years ago that has changed?

Anything you mentioned 9 years ago that has changed?
- Boss34

yes, less hope for the sabres moving forward


it's crazy to listen to his presser when he bought the team, and then the presser this past week