How many positions can a Lt. give out Maybe 2

And we know what position you’d get in a Lee Administration. Dave Burris Delaware’s next State Fire Marshall:

http://delawarewatch.blogspot.com/2008/05/i-sure-hope-charlie-copeland-didnt-own.html

Lt. Gov’s have a lot jobs to pass out? LOL. What maybe 2 positions.

I already know what position you’ll get in a Lee administration. You would be Delaware’s next State Fire Marshall:

http://delawarewatch.blogspot.com/2008/05/i-sure-hope-charlie-copeland-didnt-own.html

See ya, nutcase.

My question is why did Charlie Copeland and Spence attended such a meeting and who else was at that meeting, furthering the insanity of Tom Littles views of the world…which border on stupidity. The last thing we need in Delaware is a “homeland security school”, we will be the laughing stock of the civilized world. Is this the only idea these republicans could come up with to deal with poverty, lack of proper education and the real problems young people in this State face every day? Give me a break? Copeland and Spence need to distance themselves from Little, and both need to read the book Little wrote which will show his personal tendency towards pure lunacy.

It will suck then, when he loses.

Never claimed that. Never insinuated that. No matter how many times you repeat it, it’s still not true.

“And Markell & Carney are part of some back room, secret deal to let Delmarva Power have its way and BWW is out.

Did BWW get approved and I missed it?

“And everyone in the General Assembly believes you are the most important lobbyisyt in the building and the most important unelected player in Delaware Politics.

I never claimed this or even got anywhere in the vicinity of claiming this.

“And union post office workers trashed J. Christian’s mail because they were afraid she might actually get into the 40 percentile during the special election.

Yes, I believe they did. Or maybe six TRAYS of mail just get left out every week.

“And unions threatened Rep. Walls just to mess w/ Dave Burris’ amendments against prevailing wage. ”

Yes, that’s what I was told, and I believe it. You don’t, simply because Walls and the two gentlemen in question said it didn’t happen, as if there would be no repercussions if it was revealed to be true.

STOP STALKING ME.

Why? The interests controlling all these “studies” are (1) the “cancer industry.” made up of medical care providers, drug companies, and non-profits like the American Cancer Society, all living off cancer, and (2) the petro-chemical industry, which seeks to minimize the contributions of its emissions and its products.
As long as these special interests write the reports, they will “blame the victim,” attributing our cancer problem on self-inflicted factors such as diet and smoking, while minimizing environmental factors. They will seek more funding for themselves. We told the committee that if it wanted different and more useful recommendations it should set up a different sort of group. “Garbage in, garbage out.”

Those opposing our comments included Reps. John Viola and Arthur Scott, and Gov. Minner’s lawyer Matt Denn.
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Or worse, people might say that Denn was indirectly responsible for Delawareans contracting cancer:
http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache:y8qToNDpPe4J:www.greendel.org/item.xhtml%3Fname%3Dalert_0214b+denn+green+delaware+minner+pollution&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us

This is a bill with many loopholes, and in some respects is a step backwards. Apparently it was negotiated with representatives of the chemical industry with little input from environmental interests…Administration/chemical industry bill
At the April 9th hearing we stated that per SB 60, “serious harm to the environment” requires physical injury to persons. Mr. Matt Denn, Governor Minner’s legal counsel, disagreed, saying that physical injury is not required. To resolve this one only has to read the bill at lines 64-67:
“(e) The term “serious harm to the environment” shall mean damage to the air, water, or soil which has or will, beyond a reasonable doubt, cause serious physical injury to any persons working at the facility in question or persons within a 50 mile radius of the facility in question.”

I say that Denn has some ’splainin’ to do.

So I’m stalking you. LOL.

And Dems or Protackians or both are setting fires for political purposes.

And Markell & Carney are part of some back room, secret deal to let Delmarva Power have its way and BWW is out.

And everyone in the General Assembly believes you are the most important lobbyisyt in the building and the most important unelected player in Delaware Politics.

And union post office workers trashed J. Christian’s mail because they were afraid she might actually get into the 40 percentile during the special election.

And unions threatened Rep. Walls just to mess w/ Dave Burris’ amendments against prevailing wage.

I’m sure that a person as important as you, Dave Burris, a person w/ your Rasputin-like ability to divine anti-Republican plots, etc.–I’m sure that a person of your eminence has dozens of stalkers watching you all the time.

Why, if the truth be told, everyone (stalkers or not) really wants to keep their eye on the magnificent Dave Burris. He is their first thought each morning and their last thought at night. And whenever someone decides on a course of action they reflexively say to themselves, “What would Dave Burris the Wise do?” (especially liars).

Allow me to suggest one candidate for your repertoire of kooky ideas, one that I would be tempted to believe if you ever espouse it: namely, you frequently channel Lee Atwater.

Be sure to pass on my regards to Elvis.

LOL! And you are lying through your teeth. The amendment is even necessary. Coepland wants to put off for 2 years what could be done this week in GA. He is stalling on FOIA because he doesn’t want it.

His amendment doesn’t absolve is idiocy of introducing a bill that would be null & void the moment it became effective. I always laugh out loud when I think about it.

I can’t wait for Denn to eat him alive in the debates and on the radio and in the press on this matter. Just think what can be done w/ it:

Doesn’t Delaware really deserve someone one heartbeat away from being Governor who knows how to write a law?

In the debates, Copeland’s smooth veneer will melt in the noonday brightness of Denn’s incising logic and pointed and inescapable questions. By the time Denn is done w/ Copeland, all that will be left is a puddle of wax on the floor.

It’s a whole new ball game now.

Copeland is in the minority. He’s done what he can do. Everything he tries to do gets shot down by the majority. But at least he’s out there, going on the record, TRYING to make some change. I’ll take that over silent enabling of the statewide elected D’s any day.