Many years ago, a Chicago judge sideswiped me (he was trying to pass on the right from the parking lane) and when the police came, they both quite openly talked about how his driverâs license showed his âofficialâ address (government workers have to live within the cityâs boundary) but to send follow-up paperwork they would need to have his real address.
Completely normal, of course. The laws are for you and me, not them.
Philly spends a lot of money investigating employees who live outside the City. And fired some very high up people for it.
Thereâs basically only two things that can get you fired- taking money- and living outside the City. Unless youâre a cop - who arenât required to live in the City. 
They finally had to relax the rule for public school teachers, when it was proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that a teacherâs salary did not cover the cost of renting a family-sized 3BR/1BA anywhere in the city.
God forbid they increase the salary to a living wage. Oh no.
In Philly, school district employees arenât City employees & arenât covered by City civil service. They arenât in the City pension- and donât have to follow the local Hatch Act or Board of Ethics the way City employees do. They can engage in partisan political activities and hold public office. City employees would need to quit to run for office.
I needed to leave my job to be a delegate in the 2004 Presidential election.
At least itâs not a tan suit.
thatâs the equivalent of wearing your bedroom slippers outside. Thatâs like wearing a speedo and flip-flops to a funeral. So these elitist snobs in the White House
Heâs a disgracefully informal elitist snob?
I donât really expect Fox News hosts to be logically consistent, but that was quite a pivotâŚ
I bet a lot of Fox reporters and hosts wear these shoes with their suits. I know the local morning NBC TV host wears them with his suit and he couldnât be older than 42.
Seriously, when youâve got nothing real to report or no real policies to discuss, this is the best they can come up with.
Wow, the multitude of ways cities have to reward whom they want to reward and punish whom they want to punish is legion.
Itâs that, and waving Hunterâs nudes. Thatâs pretty much what they have.
Seriously. Can someone articulate a single Republican comic philosophy and a bill meant to enact that philosophy?
(Autocorrect turned a jumbled âeconomicâ into âcomicâ and I left it because it fits.)
Obviously, the Hunter nude was all MTG could come up with on short notice as a response to the massive personal blowback from the political ad weaponization of her remarks about past social policies and Biden. I wonder how her Congressional staff aides (all aides are assigned, and not chosen by Congresspeople) can stand having to do her bidding. Must be the worst job in the world.
Walled:
The gist from a month ago:
College of Psychologists of Ontario wants him to take âa specified continuing educational or remedial programâ consisting of âcoaching.â
Peterson: No one can tell me what to do!
College: Fine, but itâs a condition of your licence to practice. (Which heâs not using anyway.)
Peterson: Itâs a violation of my Manitoba Act rights! Lawzoot!
Just saw that today. Techbro dudeface missed the entire point of the movie. Of course 
Oppenheimer was excellent but quite intense.
âTruth Talksâ immediately sets off the olâ Spidey sense, doesnât it?
Anyone using truth in their name should set peopleâs common sense tingling.
