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5 minutes ago, GardenStateBaller said:

Shutdown the damn gov't until this gets done. It's what the majority of Americans want (those that matter, outside of CA & NY)! 

Although I thoroughly enjoy watching intruders get spanked with water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets, a wall is desperately needed in the most high-traffic of areas along our Southern border. #buildthatwall  

The shutdown is coming. Trump will not sign the bill as is. 

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3 minutes ago, HSFBfan said:

Well take it. This to me is a justified drop. Sometimes you have to rob Peter to pay paul. 

People loosing their retirement money is hardly ever justified.  If he really wanted the wall he should have put more pressure on the Mexican Government before signing a trade deal with them.

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2 minutes ago, ohio said:

People loosing their retirement money is hardly ever justified.  If he really wanted the wall he should have put more pressure on the Mexican Government before signing a trade deal with them.

He had to do something. He put enough pressure for congress to put up the vote. Good for him. 

He has a working relationship with Mexico. And if his deal and the wall helps keep out a big percentage of illegals I'll take it. 

Paul ryan telling at trump about turning down the original bill is ridiculous. Has paul ryan done anything other than delay and stall til he leaves. 

As you can see these companies profits are based off paying people nothing and everytime trump takes away their employees who accept these low wages their stocks go down. 

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6 minutes ago, HSFBfan said:

He had to do something. He put enough pressure for congress to put up the vote. Good for him. 

He has a working relationship with Mexico. And if his deal and the wall helps keep out a big percentage of illegals I'll take it. 

Paul ryan telling at trump about turning down the original bill is ridiculous. Has paul ryan done anything other than delay and stall til he leaves. 

As you can see these companies profits are based off paying people nothing and everytime trump takes away their employees who accept these low wages their stocks go down. 

You seem to be a quick thinker and like finance, too bad you are not a day trader as you could jump in and out of a stock several times a day, instead of a trend trade that you did with MPX which can be kind of boring.  Something to think about.

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4 minutes ago, ohio said:

You seem to be a quick thinker and like finance, too bad you are not a day trader as you could jump in and out of a stock several times a day, instead of a trend trade that you did with MPX which can be kind of boring.  Something to think about.

Yes I'm a very quick thinker. It's good and bad as many thoughts cross my mind all day. 

Without knowledge of how to do it or understanding of it wouldn't I be setting myself up to fail?

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@ohio AG Whitaker take on Mexico

Acting Attorney General Matthew G. Whitaker Statement Regarding the Administration's Agreement with Mexico

Acting Attorney General Matthew G. Whitaker today released the following statement: 

"Because of loopholes in our laws, tens of thousands of illegal aliens have been able to enter this country, make meritless asylum claims, and then be released and disappear into the United States. But the Trump administration has been taking steps to close these loopholes and eliminate the incentives to come here illegally.  Today the Trump Administration has taken an historic step that will reverse the trends and help restore the rule of law at the border. The Department of Justice will do its part and ensure that we make available the necessary and appropriate resources in light of this historic agreement. Thanks to this and other Trump Administration decisions, the days of our generosity being abused are coming to an end

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2 hours ago, HSFBfan said:

Yes I'm a very quick thinker. It's good and bad as many thoughts cross my mind all day. 

Without knowledge of how to do it or understanding of it wouldn't I be setting myself up to fail?

Yes.

But that goes for anything.  You need to know what your are doing.  It can be playing the ponies, black jack, or day trading.  The best way to learn is by reading a good book(s) on day trading and watching YouTube videos.  Then trying to trade on a practice account with fake money and see how well you do.  If you have a knack for it, you can make a ton of money quickly, but if you are not then you could lose a lot as well.  The practice account lets you see how if you have a knack for it without losing real money.

You don't have to know the financial fundamentals in day trading, but do have to know how to read charts and follow the news of the company or companies that you are trading.  You also have to get out of a position if you see it start to go down.  So you can't be hesitant about getting out of a losing trade.  You also have to be patient about holding on to a winning trade.

The one thing good about day trading is that you don't have to hold of overnight on trades, thus reducing stress.  Plus you see instant success or failure.

So, don't day trade unless you are polished.

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4 hours ago, GardenStateBaller said:

Shutdown the damn gov't until this gets done. It's what the majority of Americans want (those that matter, outside of CA & NY)! 

Although I thoroughly enjoy watching intruders get spanked with water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets, a wall is desperately needed in the most high-traffic of areas along our Southern border. #buildthatwall  

Merry Christmas to you my "christian/catholic" friend. 

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2 hours ago, Sportsnut said:

Hows that vote going HSFB'er?

FYI...remember what I said about Legislature being free from arrest while in session??? 🤔   

 

Maybe as in just 'maybe' there was an actual reason T seemed to REALLY want the government shutdown...

Might want to hold off on the taunts until you make sure there is nothing under HSFB's tree... like a much larger gift....

don't watch network crap but the Fox angle (the big time lol) is spreading all over the place now...

 

Enjoy the popcorn...🍿

 

 

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OH and here is a short list with plenty of 'Guilties'....so far...

Hmmm....State senators , executive branch officials, judges,  lobbyists......😲

Looks like they already have quite a few more convictions than say....a Meuller 🤔

 

The Swamp List

11/13/18 – Marilyn Luann Nolan [Person #3], Springfield, MO

Chief Executive Director of PFH

Pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to embezzle and misapply the funds of a charitable organization that received federal funds. Multi-million-dollar political corruption scheme that involved bribes and campaign contributions for elected public officials in Missouri and Arkansas. The general allegations and plea agreement indicate a number of other individuals and companies yet to be charged, as well as some who have been charged, and are listed below.

 

10/9/18 – Vicki A. Chisam, Batesville, AR

Billing Clerk of PFH

Charged with Medicaid fraud. Trial pending.

 

9/12/18 – Keith Fraser Noble [Person #5], Rogersville, MO

Chief Clinical Officer of PFH – Licensed psychologist and certified substance abuse counselor

Pleaded guilty on one count of concealment of a known felony. Embezzled, stored and misapplied funds totaling more than $30 million.

 

8/31/18 – Jeremy Hutchinson [AR Senator A], Little Rock, AR

Then current Senator (R-AR), Chairman of State Senate Judiciary Committee, and attorney retained by PFH

12-count indictment for devising a scheme to steal thousands of dollars in campaign contributions, and falsifying campaign finance reports and tax filings. His trial has been delayed to July, 2019. He has been implicated but not charged in the PFH case as well.

 

8/21/18 – Helen Balding [Person #8], Batesville, AR

Billing Director of PFH

Arrested on two felony counts of Medicaid fraud for allegedly making false statements that caused the Arkansas Medicaid Program to overpay PFH $2.2 million from January 2015 to October 2017. Fraudulently billed the free insurance program for children and low-income Arkansans.

 

6/29/18 – Robin Raveendran [Person #9], Little Rock, AR

Former Medicaid Integrity Director at DHS

Arrested on two felony counts of Medicaid fraud. He told PFH employees by email to file forged claims totaling $2.3 million between January 2015 and October 2017. Raveendran and Cranford are close associates. The full scope of their relationship is the subject of an ongoing investigation involving multiple companies. Trial is set for January 9, 2019.

 

6/7/18 – Milton Russell (Rusty) Cranford [Person #4], Rogers, AR

Former executive and board member of PFH and Arkansas Lobbyist

Operated 3 lobbying firms: The Cranford Coalition, The Capital Hill Coalition, Outcomes of Arkansas

Indicted and pleaded guilty to one count of federal program bribery detailed in this plea agreement. Cranford bribed Arkansas elected officials in a multi-million-dollar scheme, plus embezzled millions of dollars from PFH, working with PFH executives, Jonathan Woods, Henry Wilkins IV, Eddie Wayne Cooper, and Donald Andrew Jones. He also worked with APPOINTED officials on legislation to help the charity, as well as steering grants and other sources of funding to the charity.

Cranford is a central figure in other ongoing investigations as well. Cranford’s connections filter straight into the Clintons. Future indictments and connections will all be rolled up in a follow-up article.

SECOND CASE: Cranford is also accused of giving kickbacks to Jonathan Woods and Micha Neal, in which they funneled $400,000 in state grants to AmeriWorks, a company of Cranford’s. Woods and Neal are both listed below under the College case as well.

THIRD CASE: Murder-for-Hire – Cranford tried to arrange the murder of Donald Jones to prevent him from testifying about the kickbacks Cranford was receiving. Jones has pleaded guilty for his role in the bribery schemes, and his sentence is pending.

 

4/30/18 – Henry Wilkins IV [Arkansas Senator C], Pine Bluff, AR

Former (D-AR) State Senator District 5 from 2001-2011, former (D-AR) State Representative House District 17 from 1999-2001 and 2011-2015, former Jefferson County Judge

Pleaded guilty on April 30, 2018 to conspiracy to commit offences against the United States, accepting over $80,000 in bribes in exchange for influencing Arkansas state legislation and transactions, including steering approximately $245,000 in Arkansas General Improvement funds to his co-conspirators, and to devising a scheme to conceal the bribe payments as donations to St. James United Methodist Church in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, where Wilkins also served as a pastor. While serving the Arkansas General Assembly from 2010-2014, Wilkins admits to accepting a series of bribes from lobbyists and non-profit organizations, in exchange for filing shell bills, sponsoring full bills, and voting in favor of specific legislation. Sentencing has been delayed to December 7, 2018.

The Wilkins family has been enmeshed in politics throughout three generations. There are very interesting connections to the Clintons, which will be rolled up in a follow-up article to include future indictments.

 

2/12/18 – Eddie Wayne Cooper [Person #7], Melbourne, AR

Former, 3-time Democratic state representative from 2006-2011 and registered lobbyist

Pleaded guilty on one count of conspiracy to embezzle more than $4 million from PFH. Cooper received $387,501 from a lobbying firm (Cranford’s) and at least $63,000 in kickbacks.

 

12/18/17 – Donald Andrew Jones (D.A. Jones) – D.A. Jones & Associates, Philadelphia, PA

Lobbyist

Waived his right to a grand jury and pleaded guilty for participating in a conspiracy from 4/11–1/17. Conspiring with former Arkansas state legislator and PFH to spend nearly $1 million on illegal political activity and kickbacks to conspirators. Paid $973,807 by PFH. Sentencing pending.

 

6/12/17 – David Carl Hayes, Springfield, MO

Served on the board of Alternative Opportunities (now PFH) from 2006-2011, coordinator of merger and acquisition activity from 2006-2013, and internal auditor from 2011-2013

Waived his right to grand jury and pleaded guilty to two embezzlement schemes totaling more than $3 million. Hays was found dead at his Missouri farm in November of an apparent suicide.

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And some still ongoing indictments to address.....

 

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Now That's some good popcorn material.....don't you think???

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2 hours ago, GardenStateBaller said:

..LOL..he'd love to hear you say Merry Christmas to him...he's home today playing..."Home Alone"...while Chuck and Nancy and the rest of Wash. are home with their loved ones...no golf for Donny today....😞...poor guy!

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