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shadowmayor

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10. Telephone call for Mr. Sessions

Reply to deminks (Original post)

Sun Nov 12, 2017, 09:03 PM

Nov 2017

Hey Attorney General - gotta job for you! Or are you the guy who doesn't do his fucking job? Que Mr. Wahlberg to punch Mr. Sessions right in the pie-hole!

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The Lineman Got $63 an Hour. The Utility Was Billed $319 an Hour. [View all] deminks Nov 2017 OP

Meanwhile 44% the citizens in PR are still without power BigmanPigman Nov 2017 #1

Lock em up, lock em up! ghostsinthemachine Nov 2017 #2

:) No doubt overbilled. HOWEVER, let's first subtract some Hortensis Nov 2017 #20

one wonders why government managers sign such stupid deals. kickbacks? nt msongs Nov 2017 #3

It certainly doesn't happen by accident. But seems to happen a lot from justhanginon Nov 2017 #5

K&R. n/t ms liberty Nov 2017 #4

It is not unusual.... jimmil Nov 2017 #6

Exactly as I predicted in several posts about the criminal Whitefish scheme. Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2017 #7

I was on Twitter and someone tweeted a pic of their FEMA food. Ilsa Nov 2017 #8

"included a clause that said the deal could not be audited." wonder why they wanted that included?? BREMPRO Nov 2017 #9

Telephone call for Mr. Sessions shadowmayor Nov 2017 #10

Yeah, $319 may be high, but... residentcynic Nov 2017 #11

Lodging and meals GP6971 Nov 2017 #13

I can only speak from an IT contracting perspective, but... Massacure Nov 2017 #15

What are the workers' employers billing Whitefish to use their workers? madville Nov 2017 #17

Every dollar Whitefish charged subcontracting above industry norms for similar scenarios was gauging Tom Rinaldo Nov 2017 #19

Nope residentcynic Nov 2017 #21

The Shock Doctrine in play OxQQme Nov 2017 #12

You know who is from Oklahoma? BadgerMom Nov 2017 #14

Prepa is owned by Puerto Rico and controlled by a board mostly appointed by the Governor FarCenter Nov 2017 #16

Drain the swamp, eh? oasis Nov 2017 #18