We sued our HOA 5 years ago because we didn't know how they were spending our money and they wouldn't tell us. When our lawyer requested the receipts, they said a pipe broke and all the documents before the day we requested them were ruined and thrown away. Not only did we win in court, but the HOA election was before the court decision so we managed to get more than half of the 650+ homeowners to drive 10 miles away and vote them out in person.
I think Dan is good intentioned person but holds out the impossible hope of a return to civility, and that's what makes him weak. Wait for him to get stabbed in the back a few times and he will harden up or leave politics. When people tell me Trump is mean to to Democrats, I ask them what they would do if someone at their work accused them of working for russia and called for them to be fired and jailed, they almost always agree they would fight it, and I always say "like Trump does?". There is no redemption for the vocal Dems who smeared Trump for 4 years.
Where do you see that he definitely voted though.
I looked it up at the site and it shows hes registered to vote there and it has this on the side but I dont understand if that means he voted or its just saying a ballot was sent out by default.
Election date 11/3/2020
Application received 9/30/2020
Ballot sent 9/30/2020
Ballot received 9/30/2020
You are on the permanent absentee voter list. You will be sent an application for every election.
So tell me if I'm understanding correctly: -the gofile doc is saying Robert Devries born on 6/30/1949 is listed as someone who definitely cast a vote in the 2020 election. -the findagrave site is saying Robert Devries born on 6/30/1949 died in AZ in 2002 or at least that's where he's buried.
If both of these are true without question, and it's not some freak coincidence 2 men have the exact same name and birthday, then the dead have voted.
Yeah we are pretty unique to the rest of the country because we are such a transient state. Not sure how housing is in other states but i know when my house was built in 89 it was about 85k, it peaked during the housing bubble at around 225k, i bought it for 134k in 2015ish, and now its worth 235k. Its still cheaper to get a mortgage on a house than it is to rent, just gotta have that initial money to put down and willingness to stay in the state. I'm 30mins west of downtown orlando and i think our mortgage was $800 and we didnt have a particularly good rate, thats for a 3/2 1600sqft .26acre lot with 2 car garage.
As much as I dislike that and could tell you all the reasons minimum wage is bad, almost no one makes minimum wage in FL and over 5-6 years the cost of living will go up as well. It will be negatively impactful but not as bad as it could have been. Disney traditionally is the reason the states wages are always low because they are so massive and don't pay well, though most roles are easy so it doesn't really warrant high pay. I'm not going to stress about it. I'm more concerned 20% of people thought you should be able to vote if you are not a citizen.
As much as I dont think Biden gave a damn about our troops, its dishonest to look at that as anything other than a really poorly delivered joke, calling things 'vile' when they know its not is something liberals do, we cant stoop to their level.
Its a minority of the left committing violence, and a majority turning a blind eye and refusing to police their own. While on there right, its a minority willing to physically fight back, and a majority holding out for law and order and to maintain some semblance of higher ground. If Trump loses, there is no longer a need to remain civil, and if Trump wins, higher ground is no longer important. I welcome their charge, because it will be met with a wave of lead and end faster than it started.