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originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: ClovenSky
Because we ALL know that people stay the same and NEVER change their ways or thinking EVER, amiright?
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I've accepted a LONG time ago that ATS is overly right wing and is in a bubble of misinformation and confirmation bias where they tell themselves they are right while ignoring outside stats that show they aren't in the majority of opinions. If I had a problem with it still, I wouldn't have 6 years under my belt here.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: theantediluvian
Scott Pruitt came under scrutiny when it was revealed that he'd spent over $105k on first-class flights. The most expensive of Pruitt's travels was a trip to Morocco in December with airfare of $16,217 — but as it turns out, expensive airfare might be the least problematic aspect of the trip.
Just talking about travel expenses does anyone here see that a 16k ticket as outlandish? If you do I think many of you do not understand travel in the sense of business travel. There is a reason why they call it business class and an overseas ticket can easily exceed 10k. Business/first class is typically synonymous, but there are some high-end truly first class rides that cost a good deal more than 10k or 16k. Normally though we are talking business class in either case.
The company I work for sends ALL employees business class if they go overseas, it is just the way things work...if you are on a 15 hour flight on company time you do not need to be stuffed in an economy class seat between two Sumo wrestlers continually year after year of business travel. With this said he travel cost seems reasonable to me.
As to the other stuff we need to determine if there really was impropriety or are we just seeing 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon scenario?
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
Why do other people not find the same things as you relevant or important? I do not know. But i think cursing them out is likely not the right way to go.
I've accepted a LONG time ago that ATS is overly right wing and is in a bubble of misinformation and confirmation bias where they tell themselves they are right while ignoring outside stats that show they aren't in the majority of opinions. If I had a problem with it still, I wouldn't have 6 years under my belt here.
The "media" these days can be some random blog by some nobody that someone found in a google search. If you want to talk about a topic, it is a matter of Google searching it. There is probably SOME publication discussing it. Then it's just a matter of finding a source that clicks with your confirmation biases and posting it here. It's not magic man.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: shooterbrody
Sooo. Scott Pruitt. Anything to discuss or are you too triggered by me talking to bigfurrytexan to stay on topic anymore?
originally posted by: Arnie123
Oh, well now look who is triggered?
I was actually enjoying the discussion.
Anyways, offtopic.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Grambler
And NOW we are back to hillary. I repeat: Sooo. Scott Pruitt. Anything to discuss there?
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Grambler
I repeat: Sooo. Scott Pruitt. Anything to discuss there?
Outrage from environmentalists will only boost Pruitt’s standing in Trump’s orbit.
Pruitt delivers for Trump in a way that few others in the administration have In a White House beset by scandals, Pruitt has given Trump some of his biggest wins and best photo ops.