He still looks like he needs a shave.
Thursday, June 16, 2016
A Better Photograph of Dean Browning
He still looks like he needs a shave.
11 comments:
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Dean is looking good, I guess losing the election to be a county commissioner did him no harm.
ReplyDeleteNow I wish he would clarify if he really believe 1/3 of the USA is unemployed.... Or if that 94 million not working includes children and the retired,
Well Dean, what day you???
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Yeah, that's him.
ReplyDelete7:33, Dean should not respond to your question unless you have the decency to identify yourself. Have we deteriorated that much as a society that you think you can anonymously demand answers from someone, and in a rude way?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Dean! I love the photo!
ReplyDeleteWondering In South Whitehall:
ReplyDeleteThe 94,000,000 comes from the U.S. Labor Departments Bureau of Labor Statistics which calculates that available civilian, non-institutional population (age 16 and older) was 252,969,000 for the may reporting period. Of that, the labor force participation rate reported by the Labor Department was 62.8% which means there were 94,000,000 (or 37% of the potential workforce) that were not participating in the workforce. The labor participation rate will never approach 100% as you have high school and college students on one end of the group and retirees on the other end. However, the current labor participation rate is the lowest it has been in 38 years and is 3 percentage points below where it was when President Obama took office in 2009. For much of the 1990's (Clinton) and the 2000's (Bush) the participation number was over 66%.
Woof, woof,
Dean
So Dean Browning is saying a Clinton whitehouse is preferred in regard to getting 16 year olds to work full time?
DeleteSeems like convienent numbers of 94 million not working doesn't take into account retirees
Is it possible that 3 percent are living longer, skewing the numbers
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ReplyDeleteWhat the f--k, who cares what your views are, as GOP Vice Chair. Shall we next debate a resolution to build a wall around the 6th Ward to keep those evil Syrians under a watchful eye. After that, we can debate a resolution to white wash the beautiful Syrian murals that express pride in the Syrian community on the walls of St. George's Orthodox's Church off Fullerton Ave. What is next? Walls for the Hispanic community?- Barry Nelson
At 2:16 I think that someone is using Barry Nelson. He was a mature, disheveled man at the republican meeting. He didn't use this type of language or have this type of sophistication. Me thinks that it's Wayne Woodman! That Woodman is just trying to sabotage the republican party, because he can't control it financially.
ReplyDeleteYou should have taken the picture from the other end.
ReplyDeleteThen I would have got you.
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