Posted on 09/30/2021 12:25:35 PM PDT by weston
Louisiana residents need hurricane relief.
so who gets priority? Are they saying Medicare patients are put in the back of the line when they have staff shortage?
Will do.
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Of course, Grilled Beer-cooked Sausages, Sausages in Beer Gravy, Beer Batter Waffles, etc.
Everywhere the BOSS goes he is ♥️♥️ loved ...pic.twitter.com/vusISi3mjK— Ruthann (@TeaBoots) September 30, 2021
Firing people for their vaccine status is discrimination.
They were not hired under that job requirement.
We are working on class action lawsuits.
Companies being the enforcers of government over reach should think about consequences when Republicans take back the House.— Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 (@mtgreenee) September 30, 2021
Figures. God bless her.
My Freedom Does Not End
Where Your Fear Begins
What you say is so true.
He is loved. Thanks for posting.
I agree!
I’ve worked in a hospital for 9 years & I’ve never seen so much animosity between coworkers as I do today. As med professionals,we should never know if someone is a Dem or Rep. Medicine & treating the sick shouldn’t be political. Sad that they made hospitals,hostile work places🖕— Storm ⛈ (@TrumpPuppy9) September 30, 2021
Thanks norsky, good ones!
Why isn't this a huge story?
I love this:
JPMorgan Blocked From Texas Muni-Bond Market Over Anti-Gun Virtue-Signaling
Following Texas lawmakers’ decision to ban local government from working with Wall Street banks whose policies restrict the firearms industry, it appears JPMorgan is the first of the virtue-signaling banks to feel the pinch from the new law.
Earlier this year, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told a Congressional committee that his bank won’t finance gun companies that make military-style weapons for consumers.
In May, the Texas House of Representatives passed the bill that would block the state and local governments from contracting with banks and other financial-services companies that have policies that limit their work for the firearms or ammunition industries. The legislation reflected 2nd Amendment rights supporters’ furore over corporations pushing themselves into the increasingly divisive policies of America’s identity-politics wars.
And now, as Bloomberg reports, the first impact of the law is hitting Wall Street.
This week, JPMorgan was replaced by UBS as the underwriter of a bond issue for the Decatur authority, an arm of a 7,000-person Texas city that operates Wise Health System.
In July, the agency had disclosed that it was planning to have JPMorgan serve as senior managing underwriter on a financing that could include the sale of up to $150 million of bonds.
The authority cited “uncertainty related to the implementation of new legislation passed by the State of Texas,” though it didn’t specify which law.
Texas’ fast-growing population has made it one of the biggest markets for the muni-bond business and more troubling for the banks in general is the fact that Texas-based issuers accounted for $58 billion of debt sales in 2020, the second-most of any state behind California, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Bottled beer, draught beer, beer in a chilled mug, schooner of beer.......
It’s in the same file as Hunter’s laptop.
Two apartment residents next me are moving to Texas. Liberals are moving to an anti-abortion state.
China Says US Must Correct Its ‘Cognitive Problems’ After Tense Military-To-Military Talks
Another Volcano is ready to show up in Iceland
347 earthquakes just in 24 hours! All at Keilir at 6 km depth. It came up with data about the night earthquake. It was of 3.7 magnitudes. So far the strongest one. And 15 min ago there was another one of similar magnitude. Last March the situation was exactly the same, hundreds of earthquakes every day, most were concentrated around Fagradalsfjall. And they stopped only when lava broke up to the surface.
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