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Misty » 27 Sep 2017 6:53 pm » wrote: I guess you missed the part about where the lawsuit is alleging 'fee churning' which would be illegal.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 6:56 pm » wrote:

https://mobile.twitter.com/RawStory/sta ... 9951177728

Of course they are.

PostmodernProphet » 27 Sep 2017 6:56 pm » wrote:I read the part where she said she was late in paying her rent and they charged her a late fee.......and then started eviction proceedings when she was behind in rent......where I come from courts don't require people to pay illegal fees.......guess maybe her allegations were ****.......

Baltimore Tenants Succeed in Their Fight against Management Company’s Collection Practices

Baltimore City tenants have settled a class-action lawsuit against rental management company Sage Management, LLC, fourteen months after asserting that the landlord engaged in the anti-consumer practice of “fee churning.”

According to the plaintiffs’ complaint, Sage’s billing and collection practices had run afoul of state consumer protection laws and violated a Maryland law that caps late fees at five percent of the monthly rent.

Fake news writer in 2016 presidential election found dead.

A writer of fake political news who previously said he felt responsible for President Trump's election has died near Phoenix, police said Tuesday.

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office spokesman Mark Casey told The Associated Press that Paul Horner was found dead in his bed earlier this month.

Casey said there was "evidence at the scene" that "suggested this could be an accidental overdose."

The cause of Horner's death has not yet been finalized.

Horner, whose fake news stories often went viral on Facebook and Twitter, told The Intersect, a Washington Post blog, last year that Trump supporters were especially susceptible to being fooled.

“My sites were picked up by Trump supporters all the time,” Horner said.

“I think Trump is in the White House because of me.

“His followers don’t fact-check anything — they’ll post everything, believe anything.

His campaign manager posted my story about a protester getting paid $3,500 as fact.

Like, I made that up. I posted a fake ad on Craigslist.”

Horner also said at the time he published his hoax stories to make Trump supporters look bad.

“I thought they’d fact-check it, and it’d make them look worse,” Horner said.

“I mean, that’s how this always works: Someone posts something I write, then they find out it’s false, then they look like idiots.

“But Trump supporters — they just keep running with it!

They never fact-check anything!

Now he’s in the White House.

Looking back, instead of hurting the campaign, I think I helped it. And that feels [bad].”

He also said at the time he was surprised by how popular his articles were.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 7:14 pm » wrote: Maybe you should try reading the whole thing before you comment.

The tenants are alleging that Kushner's company is engaging in a illegal practice called 'fee churning.'
Now it will be up to them to prove that in court.

It's been done before.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 6:49 pm » wrote:What about Moore's history of racially insensitive comments?
Haven't heard anything.
Homophobic remarks?


Never mind that Moore believes that he can defy court orders if he doesn't like them.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 6:53 pm » wrote: I guess you missed the part about where the lawsuit is alleging 'fee churning' which would be illegal.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 7:27 pm » wrote: Probably couldn't deal with the guilt of helping 45 get elected and offed himself.

Alabama tide portends another angry voter wave.

The resounding defeat of Sen. Luther Strange, President Trump's preferred candidate in Tuesday's primary election, carries with it an important lesson about the true motive force that has roiled politics for a decade.

When the Tea Party took over the GOP in 2010 and propelled Republicans to a majority in the House, the wave was easily mistaken as one driven by ideological, free-market, libertarian, or conservative ideas.

The same wave seemed to be rolling in 2014.

But the wave that crashed over the political landscape in 2016 swamped Tea Party candidates whom the previous Tea Party wave had swept into Washington only six years earlier.

These were politicians such as Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida, Ted Cruz of Texas, and Rand Paul of Kentucky, who could do nothing to prevent the incoming tide of Trumpism.

Donald Trump, the least conservative and least ideological Republican nominee of our generation, was borne into the Oval Office.

Many of us concluded that this wave was about Trump, the man.

But in Alabama Tuesday night, that idea was in its turn swept away.

The latest wave crashed on Trump or, more accurately, on his candidate, and instead swept Roy Moore into the general election at the end of which he will, presumably, be a senator.

What's going on?

Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., one of the most anti-establishment politicians in Washington, explained this very dynamic to us a few months ago:

"I thought they were voting for libertarian Republicans," Massie said of the Republican voters who had delivered the Tea Party victories.

"But after some soul-searching, I realized when they voted for Rand and Ron [Paul] and me in these primaries, they weren't voting for libertarian ideas.

They were voting for the craziest son of a bitch in the race.

And Donald Trump won best in class."

Termin8tor » 27 Sep 2017 9:33 pm » wrote:I love psychotic moonbat humor.
Trump overall is doing a very good job, fabulous compared to Grand Failure Obama.

Termin8tor » 27 Sep 2017 9:31 pm » wrote:What ever happened ti that innocent until proven guilty principle you bleated about in defense of serial felon / serial rapist Clinton?
It was never important to you, except to defend Democrat criminals.
Psychopath.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 7:14 pm » wrote:
The tenants are alleging that Kushner's company is engaging in a illegal practice called 'fee churning.'

Now it will be up to them to prove that in court.

Termin8tor » 27 Sep 2017 9:30 pm » wrote:Everything is racist.
Everything is homophobic.
So neither term means anything anymore,, psycho.
You moonbats have worn the words out, so little attention is paid.
Obama repeatedly violated the Constitution. Never saw you write one word about that.
Why not?
Because you don't care if your side does it.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 10:30 pm » wrote: Do you know what the word 'alleging' means?
I never pronounced anyone guilty of anything jackass.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 10:37 pm » wrote: No Puss.
Not everything or everybody is racist and/or homophobic, but Roy Moore sure as hell is.

Maybe you should familiarize yourself with some of his crazy views before you go defending him.
He is a lawless theocratic crackpot who was twice removed from the judicial bench for violating federal court orders.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 10:21 pm » wrote: You must be high.

Misty » 27 Sep 2017 10:21 pm » wrote: You must be high.

PostmodernProphet » 27 Sep 2017 1:58 pm » wrote:lib'ruls are so weird......their evidence that Trump is racist hinges on how many blacks there are in NASCAR.......

Sgt Bilko » 28 Sep 2017 9:22 am » wrote:The major difference between liberals and conservatives is liberals use emotions and conservatives use facts.

Sgt Bilko » 28 Sep 2017 9:22 am » wrote:NASCAR is an emotional issue with them. Any difference of any group deviating from their view of the stsdtical norm equates to discrimination. Just plain ****.