Yeah...I'm a bit worried

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Book banning, racketeering against law firms, racist policies, gestapo tactics, and now... releasing private health information!

Trump administration hands over Medicaid recipients’ personal data, including addresses, to ICE

Note: Trump and his DOJ have rubber stamped ICE access to ALL Medicaid recipients, not just illegals.

What a violation. Trump's WAR ON THE POOR is going to result in dead people.

Where did all the conservatives go? The ones that would decry this invasion of privacy by our government? Buncha Trumpcucks.

 

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22 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Book banning, racketeering against law firms, racist policies, gestapo tactics, and now... releasing private health information!

Trump administration hands over Medicaid recipients’ personal data, including addresses, to ICE

Note: Trump and his DOJ have rubber stamped ICE access to ALL Medicaid recipients, not just illegals.

What a violation. Trump's WAR ON THE POOR is going to result in dead people.

Where did all the conservatives go? The ones that would decry this invasion of privacy by our government? Buncha Trumpcucks.

 

 Better question is what happened to the democrats? 

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26 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Book banning, racketeering against law firms, racist policies, gestapo tactics, and now... releasing private health information!

Trump administration hands over Medicaid recipients’ personal data, including addresses, to ICE

Note: Trump and his DOJ have rubber stamped ICE access to ALL Medicaid recipients, not just illegals.

What a violation. Trump's WAR ON THE POOR is going to result in dead people.

Where did all the conservatives go? The ones that would decry this invasion of privacy by our government? Buncha Trumpcucks.

 

Poor guy..You seem.to be hurting. 

Maybe your mommy will make you some chicken soup to cheer you up. 

 Go Trump!!

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46 minutes ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Better question is what happened to the democrats? 

They rolled over and played dead in 2016 and haven't been revived since. But it's immaterial, since they're not in power at the moment, and they didn't authorize what's being done.

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54 minutes ago, BunnysBastatrds said:

 Better question is what happened to the democrats? 

Exactly.  The Democrats stopped existing in the 90's.  Bill Clinton's telecommunications act allowed major media & multi-media outlets to buy up all of the small ones essentially restricting free enterprise.  They went full corporate (weird, that's what conservatives were supposed to be).  Then, he good ole' racist Joe, write/pass the crime bill that puts all those black guys in prison for smoking pot.  Weren't they all a bunch of pot smoking hippies in the 60's and 70's passing these laws?

Nah, Democrats need to STFU with their bs trigger words.  They just show their incompetence and willingness to believe the crap shoveled to them by their masters in the MSM that Bill Clinton designed.

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16 minutes ago, Fnord said:

They rolled over and played dead in 2016 and haven't been revived since. But it's immaterial, since they're not in power at the moment, and they didn't authorize what's being done.

Except that time they rigged an election way back in 2020   

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Imagine still believing the 2020 election was rigged.  Oof.

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2 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Imagine still believing the 2020 election was rigged.  Oof.

Imagine thinking Joe Biden got 81 million votes.

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1 minute ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Imagine thinking Joe Biden got 81 million votes.

He actually did.  It's public record.  All you have is conspiracy BS.

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1 minute ago, Ron_Artest said:

He actually did.  It's public record.  All you have is conspiracy BS.

Like the Russia collusion hoax? 

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Just now, Hardcore troubadour said:

Like the Russia collusion hoax? 

Here we go again.  Russians did interfere with the 2016 election, not a hoax.  The meuller report couldn't directly tie it to Trump but it came pretty close.

You're dumb enough to think the whole thing was a hoax and he was totally exonerated.

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39 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Here we go again.  Russians did interfere with the 2016 election, not a hoax.  The meuller report couldn't directly tie it to Trump but it came pretty close.

You're dumb enough to think the whole thing was a hoax and he was totally exonerated.

 No evidence of collusion. Not no proof,  but no evidence. Evidence is a pretty low bar. Two years of investigation , which was about collusion, not interference.  Nothing. Yet you cling. Poor guy. 

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47 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Here we go again.  Russians did interfere with the 2016 election, not a hoax.  The meuller report couldn't directly tie it to Trump but it came pretty close.

You're dumb enough to think the whole thing was a hoax and he was totally exonerated.

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59 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Imagine still believing the 2020 election was rigged.  Oof.

What else are they going to talk about? The chit economy and pedo-gate?

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1 minute ago, MDC said:

What else are they going to talk about? The chit economy and pedo-gate?

You being broke doesn't make it a "chit" economy mdpee. Hate to break it to you. 

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28 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

 No evidence of collusion. Not no proof,  but no evidence. Evidence is a pretty low bar. Two years of investigation , which was about collusion, not interference.  Nothing. Yet you cling. Poor guy. 

There absolutely is evidence.  Read the mueller report.  I keep telling you this but you just repeat Daddy's lies.

Paul Manafort, trump meeting with Russians, trump telling them to release the emails.

Mueller directly said "if we had confidence that president did not commit a crime we would have said so"

No evidence

Zip it.

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18 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

You being broke doesn't make it a "chit" economy mdpee. Hate to break it to you. 

You’re a 50-something mailman who lives in an apartment.  

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2 minutes ago, MDC said:

You’re a 50-something mailman who lives in an apartment.  

Yeah, oh boy, what a great comeback from a libtard broke idiot living in fishtown

 

What:s funny is, you will never be able to retire like I did in my 50s because you live in debt as an old man. 

 

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3 minutes ago, MDC said:

You’re a 50-something mailman who lives in an apartment.  

I don’t get this flex. Strange as Fock .I managed 40+ letter carriers. Hard workers .Very few earned under 100k , I had 4-5 bring in 150 and one almost hit 200k

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4 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

I don’t get this flex. Strange as Fock .I managed 40+ letter carriers. Hard workers .Very few earned under 100k , I had 4-5 bring in 150 and one almost hit 200k

The average salary for a mailman in the US is under $45k. Did you pay your crew by letter?  

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Muellers exact words: No evidence of collusion. Gutterboy don’t read so good. 

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18 minutes ago, MDC said:

The average salary for a mailman in the US is under $45k. Did you pay your crew by letter?  

So what? I don't do it for the money. I do it to keep active. 

I made like $7k last year that I don't need working very part time. And had full health  insurance coverage all this year and still made  like $5k so far this year that I don't need. But the full insurance coverage works just fine? 

When you personally retire at 80 years old, are you going to keep active or just keep doing what you currently do and sit in your old chair and whine day and night?

Because you can't afford to retire until you are almost dead. 

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29 minutes ago, MDC said:

The average salary for a mailman in the US is under $45k. Did you pay your crew by letter?  

1 year out of the business top pay was 79k . Top pay is reached after 15 years and probably 75-80% of the office was at that level. We weren’t 100% staffed , closer to 75%. New employees are a revolving door because they washout so fast. With OT and forced OT and having to staff Sunday support because of Amazon the OT adds up fast. Unlimited OT for carriers, zero for clerks. The carriers that want the OT are happy, thee ones being forced to work 60 hours a week are miserable. It’s crazy young people don’t want this job , a pension, TSP(401k) and great medical benefits working and into retirement 

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1 hour ago, HellToupee said:

I don’t get this flex. Strange as Fock .I managed 40+ letter carriers. Hard workers .Very few earned under 100k , I had 4-5 bring in 150 and one almost hit 200k

This is so obviously a lie.  Did you know that USPS salaries are public record?  Probably not or you wouldn't have posted this BS.

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1 hour ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Muellers exact words: No evidence of collusion. Gutterboy don’t read so good. 

Another lie.  Those words are not in the report.

report.pdf https://share.google/pcrmTEOqcOTIJJEE6

So pathetic.

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31 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Another lie.  Those words are not in the report.

report.pdf https://share.google/pcrmTEOqcOTIJJEE6

So pathetic.

He said it in front of congress. To your boy Schiff.

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2 hours ago, HellToupee said:

1 year out of the business top pay was 79k . Top pay is reached after 15 years and probably 75-80% of the office was at that level. We weren’t 100% staffed , closer to 75%. New employees are a revolving door because they washout so fast. With OT and forced OT and having to staff Sunday support because of Amazon the OT adds up fast. Unlimited OT for carriers, zero for clerks. The carriers that want the OT are happy, thee ones being forced to work 60 hours a week are miserable. It’s crazy young people don’t want this job , a pension, TSP(401k) and great medical benefits working and into retirement 

Good info! Not really relevant though, cause Peefoam is a part-time mailman, and also hus story is fake. Except the apartment.

The apartment is real.  

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44 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

This is so obviously a lie.  Did you know that USPS salaries are public record?  Probably not or you wouldn't have posted this BS.

you idiot I was a manager of a carrier unit for city letter carriers the last 10 years there. Before that I was a  night distribution manager at the plant for 12 years while I coached HS football. Focking nitwit. 

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21 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

He said it in front of congress. To your boy Schiff.

You just can't stop lying.  You're a psychopath.

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13 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

you idiot I was a manager of a carrier unit for city letter carriers the last 10 years there. Before that I was a  night distribution manager at the plant for 12 years while I coached HS football. Focking nitwit. 

Probably lies.  But even if this is true why did you lie about most carriers make $100k and some make $200k?

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1 minute ago, MDC said:

Good info! Not really relevant though, cause Peefoam is a part-time mailman, and also hus story is fake. Except the apartment.

The apartment is real.  

I don’t know where he lives but in the Boston district it was a shiteshow . If someone transferred or retired the spot was rarely filled and all the new temp caries were misfits and were either fired for stealing or  lazy but the majority just quit within 90 days. Some nights the night supervisor and I were delivering while the night clerk answered the phone . Covid and Amazon really screwed the usps up. The job went from a set it and forget it to working 7-7 6 days a week on a salary for 040 hrs plus “bonuses “

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2 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Probably lies.  But even if this is true why did you lie about most carriers make $100k and some make $200k?

Take a person  at 79k rate when everyone is working 60 plus hours a week , the 6th consecutive day is double time add in night differential after 7 . Sunday staffing carriers for Amazon also turns regular 1.5 X into 2X. The top pay carrier worked every Sunday and Holiday that needed collections plus Amazon coverage , that’s 7 days a week for the year minus sick days and vacation. Stop talking out of your azz about something you have zero knowledge about.

I give a lot of respect for city letter carriers, know nothing about the rurals 

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2 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

Take a person  at 79k rate when everyone is working 60 plus hours a week , the 6th consecutive day is double time add in night differential after 7 . Sunday staffing carriers for Amazon also turns regular 1.5 X into 2X. The top pay carrier worked every Sunday and Holiday that needed collections plus Amazon coverage , that’s 7 days a week for the year minus sick days and vacation. Stop talking out of your azz about something you have zero knowledge about.

I give a lot of respect for city letter carriers, know nothing about the rurals 

Sure thing cliff claven

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43 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Sure thing cliff claven

He’s got a pension and health benefits. You have fear and loathing.  

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3 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

He’s got a pension and health benefits. You have fear and loathing.  

Uncle Sam is even paying me my social security before I’m 62

 

The Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) Special Retirement Supplement (SRS) is a benefit for eligible USPS and other federal employees who retire before age 62

. It provides income until the retiree becomes eligible for Social Security benefits. 

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6 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

Uncle Sam is even paying me my social security before I’m 62

 

 

The Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) Special Retirement Supplement (SRS) is a benefit for eligible USPS and other federal employees who retire before age 62

. It provides income until the retiree becomes eligible for Social Security benefits. 

Good for you! Long and healthy. Don’t mind the haters. 

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57 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Sure thing cliff claven

Guy that pumps gas in Jersey and puts his tiny 401k in cash because of tariffs making post of hard working postal workers.

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15 minutes ago, BrahmaBulls said:

Guy that pumps gas in Jersey and puts his tiny 401k in cash because of tariffs making post of hard working postal workers.

I'm making fun of HT for lying about their $200K salaries you dope.

 

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24 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

I'm making fun of HT for lying about their $200K salaries you dope.

 

Hey numbnuts the guy traded his personal life for staying on the clock 7 days a week working mostly 12 hours a day. Not something I would do. Guys not on the OT list cleared 100k on forced OT. It’s simple math. The 1.5x OT rate for step O was $56 and change an hour. I don’t know how Iowa or Tennessee etc ran but the Northeast was perpetually understaffed 

Look at this guy from 2022 , he’s only 29 so even if he started at 21 he’s only halfway to top pay

Quote

See How This 29-Year-Old USPS Mail Carrier Made Over $90,000 Last Year

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United States Postal Service employee Jordan Myers made serious bank raking in $90,000 last year, according to CNBC.

Myers resides in Memphis, Tennessee, and earns a base pay of $41,000 per year.  With the addition of overtime, he was able to increase his salary to $90,000, Myers told CNBC.

On an average workday, he can clock in 13 hours, including walking 14 miles to deliver mail to approximately 500 houses per day.  Myers is not averse to hard work and practices having a positive mindset.

“Everything is mental,” he explained. “If you have the mindset and the drive to do something, I feel like you can really break through a lot of barriers.”

He willingly works about five hours of overtime per day during business hours per week and volunteers to do extra hours over the weekend. 

“I don’t think of it as hard,” he said. “I think about what I can do and what I’m trying to accomplish.”

His overtime hours bumped his base salary up considerably. “The biggest thing that people don’t realize as a mail carrier is how much work you actually do,” he explained. “A lot of people say it’s easy because you’re just walking, and they only see you [for] maybe five minutes here and there, every other day.” 

Myers recalled the onset of the pandemic and how the mail piled up because other employees were fearful of the virus. He used the lack of available labor force to earn $78,000 in 2020. He endured “endless walking [for] around 20 miles a day.”

 

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1 hour ago, HellToupee said:

I give a lot of respect for city letter carriers, know nothing about the rurals 

Apparently you work 4 days a month and you get full health insurance. That seems like something DOGE might want to explore.