MtnMan
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I wouldn't sell trump a lemonade without the money up front. He should have on of the lowest FICO scores they use.
Trump did pay up front. As others have mentioned it is STATE REPUBLICANS being assholes here.I wouldn't sell trump a lemonade without the money up front. He should have on of the lowest FICO scores they use.
It's sad that in 2020, a county can't trust it's own state government for payment on something the state is demanding.Why do people keep misinterpreting what (and who) is happening here? There should be enough articles and stories about it by now...I hate Trump as much as the next person but it isn't him...it's some GOP asshats in a committee in the state legislature that 'objected' to the disbursement of the $3m to the two counties.
The recount would have never started if he hadn't already paid in advance...
The employer is the counties or state government, and the employees are apolitical ballot/poll workers. It isn't like it's a private company that was counting ballots.
Why do people keep misinterpreting what (and who) is happening here? There should be enough articles and stories about it by now...I hate Trump as much as the next person but it isn't him...it's some GOP asshats in a committee in the state legislature that 'objected' to the disbursement of the $3m to the two counties.
The recount would have never started if he hadn't already paid in advance...
The employer is the counties or state government, and the employees are apolitical ballot/poll workers. It isn't like it's a private company that was counting ballots.
There are still laws that the county has to pay wages in a timely manner.The employer is the counties or state government, and the employees are apolitical ballot/poll workers. It isn't like it's a private company that was counting ballots.
Yeah, I don't even understand how one or two people that are part of a committee in the state legislature can interfere with an account disbursement to gov workers by simply throwing up a false flag. Makes no sense but it IS Wisconsin where the state legislature has been almost all GOP for a long, long time.It's sad that in 2020, a county can't trust it's own state government for payment on something the state is demanding.
We have some of the most despicable state reps and state legislature in the US, or at least it seems that way for anyone living here in the thick of the idiocy.I don't know if the state is liable (governments tend to legislate exemptions for themselves) but it looks like an ordinary employer would be subject to a 50% penalty for failure to pay wages in a timely manner under WI Stat 109.11(1)(b).
I apologize for jumping to assumptions that Trump did his usual modus operandi and not realizing it was entirely a different group of GOP scumbags shafting the little guy yet again.