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Thursday, May 30, 2013
State Reps Can Be Trolls, Too
One online commenter, who incidentally supports the shale industry, recently discovered that state representatives can be trolls, too.
15 comments:
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That dishonest and dishonorable state rep will enjoy his air-conditioning this Summer, paid for by the blood of the 19-year olds we keep sending to fight for foreign energy. There's a reason his group and a variety of agitprop are funded by the Saudis and Qataris. Fracking is breaking our addiction to their blood energy. PA's fracking laws are hated by both sides of the debate, which likely means they're fair. They're also being used as a model for other states. 19-year olds can get a CDL and make six figures and raise a family in PA. Pitt and Penn State engineering grads can actually find decent jobs and stay in PA. This guy has lost the war and continues to fight a nasty, meaningless sniper battle.
ReplyDeleteOur regs are being used as the model for what not to do.
DeleteMaybe it's time to shake things up a bit..2014 is right around the corner..
ReplyDeleteYep bernie, and they think there deeds will go unpunished at the polls in November¿ This quagmire that has been the political atmosphere will be stopped¿ The peoples eyes have been opened to this type of behavior by people we have put in authority are just a band of theifs republican and democrats¿
DeleteJesse White your troll game is "Busch" league, contact the "Blog Mentor" for further instruction on how to annihilate your political opponents using a dizzying array of IP addresses and creative sock puppet handles.
ReplyDeleteThere are trolls everywhere!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Blog Mentor only annihilates people in his own mind.
ReplyDeleteIt is all traceable. I tell people this all the time, and they don't believe me. White should resign.
ReplyDeleteI get paid to do this all the time, ping me and I'll show you where to apply for the job.
ReplyDeletethe entire IRS should resign ...
ReplyDeleteTROLL THAT
What happened to the Gregory post?
ReplyDeleteIt posted early. It was meant to post at midnight, not sooner.
ReplyDeleteReally - who cares?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like some higher-ups in the House Democratic Caucus read this guy the Riot Act. He has admitted that it was him and apologized:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.post-gazette.com/stories/news/politics-state/rep-jesse-white-apologizes-for-attacking-constituent-in-online-comments-under-false-names-689744/
Jesse White is a maverick.......his actions were stupid however. He has fought for transparency in the industry. One of the good guys who needs to stay the heck off Facebook.
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