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March 18, 2011 09:54 PM UTC
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This has been my one big hang up on nuclear energy having lived in states where they buried the wastes on or near fault zones. It seems, however, Japan has done a far worst job than the U.S.
Morse is, in fact, a spent fuel rod.
Or something like that…
Sorry ’bout that. Hit the wrong post and then took off for a few hours. I’ll see if I can delete.
CPols if you paying attention…
When I first read Bartel’s story, Shaffer was the one quoted called the complaint “bogus.” That has been edited, now Bartels quotes Morse saying it was “bogus.”
I’m actually glad that Shaffer was NOT the one who said that, even though I think it’s true. We don’t need these hair trigger righties Tweeting more bogus “BREAKING NEWS.”
Totally agree re: overflogging by the right btw. They were stupid and insulting to reporters, and it got worse as time went on. If I was a reporter, I’d have a very high bar for the next story from these jokers.
CGAP did the same kind of job on Bernie Buescher’s calendar, and the conclusions reached about how Buescher used his time were extremely flawed – CGAP never asked Buescher about the terminology used on the calendar and just assumed that every blacked-out time on his calendar was personal time. That turned out to be inaccurate, and hence so were the conclusions.
That’s a BIG reason why the media has been ignoring this – some of us don’t have time to doublecheck CGAP’s work.
Refuses to name who funds them. Pfft. Bogus is the most apropos term for this nonsense.
When you are both an asshole to reporters and don’t give them a straight story, you deserve to be ignored.
Bartels found more problems too, COGAP has to file an “amended complaint” because their dates are not matching up. #fail
Is it now ok to link to the Denver paper on the front page?
Would Bartels pay more attention to Morse if she thought he wore green thong undies?
The only person I’m aware of claiming more time was the liar Stengel. Not good company.
Of course, going by precedent investigating comes out the same as not. Who cares? As long as Morse doesn’t embarrass himself by pushing blame to the opposite party, he won’t see a position change at all.
Stengel lied, Morse is lying. Oh well. If someone is actually worried about it they should change the rule. Did I miss McNulty & Co. offering that?
If conservative blogs are making much ado about nothing, what of Morse, when he tried to have a DA thrown in jail over a lesser version of the same offense?
The account had been registered for a full 4 minutes before posting that. Heh
but I like a full ten minutes. I’m just classy like that.
Really dumb to name your shill after your shill topic. Kinda makes you into a one trick pony out of the gate, y’know?
How is Morse lying? Stengel quite clearly lied to the Rocky Mountain News and then just as clearly lied to Romanoff about what he told the Rocky.
That’s a whole different thing than believing you did leadership work on a given day while others question whether what you did should count.
That’s what the investigation should determine, it’s not a settled question yet.
he did enough work every single one of those days to be worth claiming it. I’m calling him a liar.
In this case the rules says he didn’t do anything wrong. Fair enough. I believe that. But in saying he earned that money and it’s in anyway right to accept it is a lie. So Morse is a liar.
That’s why the sentence is the start of the paragraph when I suggest no one really cares because no one is proposing a rule change. If it’s a problem, it should be all the time.
I think it’s a problem. And I think when Morse pretends he thinks he worked anything that would justify the pay for 331 days in a year, 221 specifically on leadership work, he’s lying. OR isn’t that bright. Stupid or lying.