Chief Exec resigns

[savannahskol]

LMAO

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I was never a fan of he or his brother. I think they are both slimy with massive egos. But that doesn't take away from what he did in NYC during COVID regardless. You either hated that he shut it all down or loved that he did to save lives. But if you didn't like it, I get the gloating. He's pretty smug. 

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@StickyBun said:
I was never a fan of he or his brother. I think they are both slimy with massive egos. But that doesn't take away from what he did in NYC during COVID regardless. You either hated that he shut it all down or loved that he did to save lives. But if you didn't like it, I get the gloating. He's pretty smug. 

Wasn't the white house, early on calling for the people of NYC to stay home before the local govt mandated a shut down?  Weren't the local govt leaders actually encouraging its citizens to ignore the white houses recommendations and to keep going out to eat and going to shows and such?

Wasn't this the governor that sent covid infected peoples into nursing homes to be housed with the most high risk part of his population?

Nobody should be gloating over his fall from grace,  both parties have equally offensive people still holding offices all over this country, but everybody in NY should be happy that the piece of shit is out and make sure they don't put another one in his place during the next election. 

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@JimmyinSD said:

@StickyBun said:
I was never a fan of he or his brother. I think they are both slimy with massive egos. But that doesn't take away from what he did in NYC during COVID regardless. You either hated that he shut it all down or loved that he did to save lives. But if you didn't like it, I get the gloating. He's pretty smug. 

Wasn't the white house, early on calling for the people of NYC to stay home before the local govt mandated a shut down?  Weren't the local govt leaders actually encouraging its citizens to ignore the white houses recommendations and to keep going out to eat and going to shows and such?

Wasn't this the governor that sent covid infected peoples into nursing homes to be housed with the most high risk part of his population?

Nobody should be gloating over his fall from grace,  both parties have equally offensive people still holding offices all over this country, but everybody in NY should be happy that the piece of shit is out and make sure they don't put another one in his place during the next election. 

Yes to all

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I dont care where you fall on this topic.... this shit right here is funny.

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@ Jimmy is correct, S hit behavior knows know political boundaries..

Sex-trafficking charges against GOP strategist prompt condemnation from leading Minnesota RepublicansAlong with harsh words, they are donating to charity the political donations received from Anton Lazzaro.

The drumbeat of condemnation from prominent Minnesota Republicans grew louder Friday, after one of their strategists and political donors was jailed on charges that he sex-trafficked minors last year.The FBI arrested Anton "Tony" Lazzaro, 30, on Thursday on charges of conspiring with others to recruit and solicit the minors to engage in commercial sex acts. Lazzaro is charged with one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors, five counts of sex trafficking of minors, one count of attempted sex trafficking of a minor, and three counts of obstruction of justice.
He's in the Sherburne County jail awaiting a Monday hearing in federal court. Attorney Zachary Newland said his client denies the charges and added, "It is always unfortunate when the federal government abuses its power."
State GOP Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan said in a statement Friday that "if the allegations against Mr. Anton Lazzaro are true, this is an abhorrent act that we condemn in the highest possible terms." She added, "Sex trafficking is a heinous act that preys on victims of all ages, races, and backgrounds, and warrants severe punishment by our judicial system. A full investigation is necessary to ensure due process is provided to all parties involved."
She said that contributions Lazzaro has made to the state party will be given to charity.
From October 2019 until early January 2020, Carnahan and Lazzaro co-hosted the podcast #truthmatters. 
Following suit Friday morning was state House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, R-Crown. Daudt called the indictment against Lazzaro "deeply disturbing, and I hope he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." He also said he intended to donate to charity a political contribution he received from Lazzaro in 2018.
Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, of Delano, also called the news "deeply disturbing" on Thursday and donated Lazzaro's campaign contribution.
"I have always sought to support victims of trafficking and will continue to work to put an end to this heinous practice," Emmer said in a statement. "Following the announcement of his indictment, we have divided and donated the money contributed to our campaign by Mr. Lazzaro to support the work of the Alexandra House and Anna Marie's Alliance."
https://www.startribune.com/sex-traffick...600087589/

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@purplefaithful said:

@ Jimmy is correct, S hit behavior knows know political boundaries..

Sex-trafficking charges against GOP strategist prompt condemnation from leading Minnesota RepublicansAlong with harsh words, they are donating to charity the political donations received from Anton Lazzaro.

The drumbeat of condemnation from prominent Minnesota Republicans grew louder Friday, after one of their strategists and political donors was jailed on charges that he sex-trafficked minors last year.The FBI arrested Anton "Tony" Lazzaro, 30, on Thursday on charges of conspiring with others to recruit and solicit the minors to engage in commercial sex acts. Lazzaro is charged with one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors, five counts of sex trafficking of minors, one count of attempted sex trafficking of a minor, and three counts of obstruction of justice.
He's in the Sherburne County jail awaiting a Monday hearing in federal court. Attorney Zachary Newland said his client denies the charges and added, "It is always unfortunate when the federal government abuses its power."
State GOP Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan said in a statement Friday that "if the allegations against Mr. Anton Lazzaro are true, this is an abhorrent act that we condemn in the highest possible terms." She added, "Sex trafficking is a heinous act that preys on victims of all ages, races, and backgrounds, and warrants severe punishment by our judicial system. A full investigation is necessary to ensure due process is provided to all parties involved."
She said that contributions Lazzaro has made to the state party will be given to charity.
From October 2019 until early January 2020, Carnahan and Lazzaro co-hosted the podcast #truthmatters. 
Following suit Friday morning was state House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, R-Crown. Daudt called the indictment against Lazzaro "deeply disturbing, and I hope he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." He also said he intended to donate to charity a political contribution he received from Lazzaro in 2018.
Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, of Delano, also called the news "deeply disturbing" on Thursday and donated Lazzaro's campaign contribution.
"I have always sought to support victims of trafficking and will continue to work to put an end to this heinous practice," Emmer said in a statement. "Following the announcement of his indictment, we have divided and donated the money contributed to our campaign by Mr. Lazzaro to support the work of the Alexandra House and Anna Marie's Alliance."
https://www.startribune.com/sex-traffick...600087589/

disgusting..... but I wasnt even aware MN had a Republican party    :p

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@JimmyinSD said:

@purplefaithful said:

@ Jimmy is correct, S hit behavior knows know political boundaries..

Sex-trafficking charges against GOP strategist prompt condemnation from leading Minnesota RepublicansAlong with harsh words, they are donating to charity the political donations received from Anton Lazzaro.

The drumbeat of condemnation from prominent Minnesota Republicans grew louder Friday, after one of their strategists and political donors was jailed on charges that he sex-trafficked minors last year.The FBI arrested Anton "Tony" Lazzaro, 30, on Thursday on charges of conspiring with others to recruit and solicit the minors to engage in commercial sex acts. Lazzaro is charged with one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors, five counts of sex trafficking of minors, one count of attempted sex trafficking of a minor, and three counts of obstruction of justice.
He's in the Sherburne County jail awaiting a Monday hearing in federal court. Attorney Zachary Newland said his client denies the charges and added, "It is always unfortunate when the federal government abuses its power."
State GOP Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan said in a statement Friday that "if the allegations against Mr. Anton Lazzaro are true, this is an abhorrent act that we condemn in the highest possible terms." She added, "Sex trafficking is a heinous act that preys on victims of all ages, races, and backgrounds, and warrants severe punishment by our judicial system. A full investigation is necessary to ensure due process is provided to all parties involved."
She said that contributions Lazzaro has made to the state party will be given to charity.
From October 2019 until early January 2020, Carnahan and Lazzaro co-hosted the podcast #truthmatters. 
Following suit Friday morning was state House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, R-Crown. Daudt called the indictment against Lazzaro "deeply disturbing, and I hope he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." He also said he intended to donate to charity a political contribution he received from Lazzaro in 2018.
Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, of Delano, also called the news "deeply disturbing" on Thursday and donated Lazzaro's campaign contribution.
"I have always sought to support victims of trafficking and will continue to work to put an end to this heinous practice," Emmer said in a statement. "Following the announcement of his indictment, we have divided and donated the money contributed to our campaign by Mr. Lazzaro to support the work of the Alexandra House and Anna Marie's Alliance."
https://www.startribune.com/sex-traffick...600087589/

disgusting..... but I wasnt even aware MN had a Republican party    :p

Really, Jim Hagedorn, GOP ethics standard, and Michelle Fischbach both on the Dakotas/Mn boarder, could just be drift from the crop dusting 

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@JimmyinSD said:

@purplefaithful said:

@ Jimmy is correct, S hit behavior knows know political boundaries..

Sex-trafficking charges against GOP strategist prompt condemnation from leading Minnesota RepublicansAlong with harsh words, they are donating to charity the political donations received from Anton Lazzaro.

The drumbeat of condemnation from prominent Minnesota Republicans grew louder Friday, after one of their strategists and political donors was jailed on charges that he sex-trafficked minors last year.The FBI arrested Anton "Tony" Lazzaro, 30, on Thursday on charges of conspiring with others to recruit and solicit the minors to engage in commercial sex acts. Lazzaro is charged with one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors, five counts of sex trafficking of minors, one count of attempted sex trafficking of a minor, and three counts of obstruction of justice.
He's in the Sherburne County jail awaiting a Monday hearing in federal court. Attorney Zachary Newland said his client denies the charges and added, "It is always unfortunate when the federal government abuses its power."
State GOP Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan said in a statement Friday that "if the allegations against Mr. Anton Lazzaro are true, this is an abhorrent act that we condemn in the highest possible terms." She added, "Sex trafficking is a heinous act that preys on victims of all ages, races, and backgrounds, and warrants severe punishment by our judicial system. A full investigation is necessary to ensure due process is provided to all parties involved."
She said that contributions Lazzaro has made to the state party will be given to charity.
From October 2019 until early January 2020, Carnahan and Lazzaro co-hosted the podcast #truthmatters. 
Following suit Friday morning was state House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, R-Crown. Daudt called the indictment against Lazzaro "deeply disturbing, and I hope he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." He also said he intended to donate to charity a political contribution he received from Lazzaro in 2018.
Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, of Delano, also called the news "deeply disturbing" on Thursday and donated Lazzaro's campaign contribution.
"I have always sought to support victims of trafficking and will continue to work to put an end to this heinous practice," Emmer said in a statement. "Following the announcement of his indictment, we have divided and donated the money contributed to our campaign by Mr. Lazzaro to support the work of the Alexandra House and Anna Marie's Alliance."
https://www.startribune.com/sex-traffick...600087589/

disgusting..... but I wasnt even aware MN had a Republican party    :p

Not only do they have one, I used to be a card carrying, fund raising little Repub myself!

That was back in the Reagan years.

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I mean Matt Gaetz tho….