Aaaaand there goes the last of his credibility...

Aaaaand there goes the last of his credibility...

My uncle was a world class and world requested doctor.
I'm an engineer in two disiplines.
We have a family rule not to talk politics.
Would I want Josh to patch me up in the ER - sure.
Do I want him to rule over me as governor, NO!

#immadoctor and I'm above you all.

Did he fly there just for that?

Did he fly there just for that?

of course.
The State of Hawaii can afford it like how we can afford the rail.
Besides he is a doctor and many of us are not.

Did he fly there just for that?

of course.
The State of Hawaii can afford it like how we can afford the rail.
Besides he is a doctor and many of us are not.

"He attended that meeting remotely."

Guess not everyone watched the first 20 seconds of the video.  Or maybe they watched after 8 PM?

 

I remember the astonishment of WH staffers that Trump was functioning on very little sleep each night, and he still had more energy than half the people around him.

Uncle Joe needs 8 hours at night and a couple of afternoon naps just to make it to an ice cream parlor photo op.

full-blown TDS on display.

I remember the astonishment of WH staffers that Trump was functioning on very little sleep each night, and he still had more energy than half the people around him.

Uncle Joe needs 8 hours at night and a couple of afternoon naps just to make it to an ice cream parlor photo op.

The same staffers that said he worked 3 hours a day and watched TV and used Twitter for the rest of the day? 

The same staffers that said he worked 3 hours a day and watched TV and used Twitter for the rest of the day?

No, actual staffers with names, not "anonymous White House sources" who never existed.

And this isn't news.  He's functioned that way most of his life.

Anyway, he says that to get everything done he works until about midnight or
one o’clock in the morning. Then he’s back up and at ‘em at 5 am.

During particularly busy times, those four to five hours can become as little as
three. He’s been maintaining this schedule for years, not just as president, but
as a businessman, too. He reasons that he’s better able to compete and accomplish
more than someone who sleeps double or triple that amount of time.

https://www.sleepadvisor.org/donald-trump-sleep/

Joe took a week off to prepare for the debate with Trump.
He was still exhausted after a week off?
Maybe he should take the rest of the year off.
The Hyena in charge would be a horror show that bad people will enjoy.

Lots of TDS in this banana republik and on this forum.

Refusing to acknowledge that Trump, although only 3 years younger, is waaaay more fit and able to do the job of the current White House resident who is only 3 years older.

Whether you support Trump or not, this is fact.

Stuff like this is why stupid people get elected.

The same staffers that said he worked 3 hours a day and watched TV and used Twitter for the rest of the day?

You got checked by Flapp.

"He attended that meeting remotely."

Guess not everyone watched the first 20 seconds of the video.  Or maybe they watched after 8 PM?

 

Guess I missed that part.  Green was talking like he was right next to him with his assessment.

Guess I missed that part.  Green was talking like he was right next to him with his assessment.

No one shall EVER question real doctor green. Covid, Brandon, etc...

No one shall EVER question real doctor green. Covid, Brandon, etc...

or he will shut you up

https://www.hawaiifreepress.com/Articles-Main/ID/41199/Veto-Hawaii-governor-under-fire-over-authority-to-suspend-electronic-media-transmission

Gov. Josh Green (D-HI) is facing opposition for his intention to veto a bill that would limit his authority to suspend electronic media transmission during a state of emergency.

House Bill 2581 would remove these words from Hawaii law regarding a governor’s or mayor’s powers during an emergency, specifically “to the extent permitted by or under federal law, suspend electronic media transmission.”

If signed into law, the bill will establish “a reasoned and balanced measure” that addresses both the public’s right to information and the concerns of emergency management agencies, according to the Big Island Press Club.

“The governor or mayors’ ability to suspend any and all ‘electronic media transmissions’ during a state of emergency creates a clear prior restraint on lawful free speech and publication and violates the First Amendment as upheld by the United States Supreme Court,” said Chris Leonard, president of the Hawaii Association of Broadcasters.

or he will shut you up

https://www.hawaiifreepress.com/Articles-Main/ID/41199/Veto-Hawaii-governor-under-fire-over-authority-to-suspend-electronic-media-transmission

Gov. Josh Green (D-HI) is facing opposition for his intention to veto a bill that would limit his authority to suspend electronic media transmission during a state of emergency.

House Bill 2581 would remove these words from Hawaii law regarding a governor’s or mayor’s powers during an emergency, specifically “to the extent permitted by or under federal law, suspend electronic media transmission.”

If signed into law, the bill will establish “a reasoned and balanced measure” that addresses both the public’s right to information and the concerns of emergency management agencies, according to the Big Island Press Club.

“The governor or mayors’ ability to suspend any and all ‘electronic media transmissions’ during a state of emergency creates a clear prior restraint on lawful free speech and publication and violates the First Amendment as upheld by the United States Supreme Court,” said Chris Leonard, president of the Hawaii Association of Broadcasters.

Vetoing the measure would put a lot of power into the hands of corrupt government leaders.

Not that we have corrupt government leaders.



 

or he will shut you up

https://www.hawaiifreepress.com/Articles-Main/ID/41199/Veto-Hawaii-governor-under-fire-over-authority-to-suspend-electronic-media-transmission

Gov. Josh Green (D-HI) is facing opposition for his intention to veto a bill that would limit his authority to suspend electronic media transmission during a state of emergency.

House Bill 2581 would remove these words from Hawaii law regarding a governor’s or mayor’s powers during an emergency, specifically “to the extent permitted by or under federal law, suspend electronic media transmission.”

If signed into law, the bill will establish “a reasoned and balanced measure” that addresses both the public’s right to information and the concerns of emergency management agencies, according to the Big Island Press Club.

“The governor or mayors’ ability to suspend any and all ‘electronic media transmissions’ during a state of emergency creates a clear prior restraint on lawful free speech and publication and violates the First Amendment as upheld by the United States Supreme Court,” said Chris Leonard, president of the Hawaii Association of Broadcasters.

He assumes  they care about the 1A.