|| By FITSNEWS || This website ran an item earlier this week about Bill Funderburk, the spouse of a You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
Well, as the Black Caucus showed when they aligned with the TEA Partiers on the Amazon tax deal the first time around, if you coalition, you can throw a monkey wrench in someone else’s plans.
Politics and corruption have always been and will always be.I used to be idealistic instead of realistic,but as you get older,the ‘moral outrage’ subsides,and you accept things as they are,but maybe you’ve learned that,already-you’ve got more time and a blog to fill…
Back in the late 1900’s and early 2000’s, Funderburk was the token attorney for the SC Employment Security Commission. He was a “yes man” that catered to the whims of the inept leadership at SCESC. When serious cases/lawsuits aroused, the state agency would hire real lawyers to represent the agency. Just sayin’.
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Well, as the Black Caucus showed when they aligned with the TEA Partiers on the Amazon tax deal the first time around, if you coalition, you can throw a monkey wrench in someone else’s plans.
“They don’t wanna say ‘no’ to one of their own.”
Looks like I am going to have to revise my list
8 animals that eat their own kind
1. Sand tiger sharks
2. Polar bears
3. Spiders
4. Hamsters
5. Parasitic wasps
6. Chickens
7. Tiger salamanders
8. Fucking Cockroaches
http://theweek.com/articles/464891/7-animals-that-eat-kind
http://www.thestate.com/2012/09/09/2432298_a-breakthrough-for-a-local-bookseller.html?rh=1
Says in this article that he is a retired attorney. Guess the book business ain’t going so well.
Do they want to say “no” to 500 to 1000 angry South Carolinians showing up at their offices? Their homes?
The legislature…..SC’s new Royalty. It is nice to be King or Queen!
Politics and corruption have always been and will always be.I used to be idealistic instead of realistic,but as you get older,the ‘moral outrage’ subsides,and you accept things as they are,but maybe you’ve learned that,already-you’ve got more time and a blog to fill…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vIIZydXDqg
Back in the late 1900’s and early 2000’s, Funderburk was the token attorney for the SC Employment Security Commission. He was a “yes man” that catered to the whims of the inept leadership at SCESC. When serious cases/lawsuits aroused, the state agency would hire real lawyers to represent the agency. Just sayin’.