remember Katie Rich of SNL who mockingly tweeted about President Trump's youngest son?

Well all those emails to NBC paid off

http://www.breitbart.com/big-h...chool-shooter-tweet/

Saturday Night Live writer Katie Rich has been suspended indefinitely from the program after posting a tweet Friday mocking Donald Trump’s 10-year-old son, Barron Trump.

A source close to the long-running variety show told the New York Times that Rich’s suspension is “indefinite.” The writer’s name did not appear in the credits of Saturday night’s episode

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Originally posted by Leemur:
Got some tool claiming that the hiring freeze will cause increased spending because "the work still has to be done and now it'll cause overtime or contracting it out at 3x the expense." Fucking liberals have an excuse for everything.

The tool's observation is based on an assumption that the work of government employees is needed.

I believe the President's point is that the rolls of federal employees are grossly bloated. Who says that the "work still has to be done?"

For instance, employees hired to push or enforce climate change propaganda aren't needed now. Employees hired to advertise how to get welfare instead of a job aren't needed now. Given that Obama wrote new regulations in amounts exceeding the 66 books of the Bible, such writers and enforcement regulators aren't needed now. The global warming religion has left the White House. If Obamacare changes, the IRS will have many available workers. Indeed, lots of key-strokers made over 21,000 new regulations under Obama through myriad agencies and those folks just may be plentifully available. And, the list goes on.

The truth is, there will be employee reductions as the workforce is remapped to a streamlined mission.

President Trump promises to get the government workforce lean.

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Originally posted by sdy:
remember Katie Rich of SNL who mockingly tweeted about President Trump's youngest son?

Well all those emails to NBC paid off

Why didn't they fire the vile bitch? Because they have no intention of doing so, that's why. "Suspended indefinitely" means they're putting precious in the corner until we're distracted by something else and then she's back on staff. Mark my word, the commies at NBC agree with her comment and support her. They just can't be as open about it as they would like.

So, if you really want to see this garbage punished, keep up the pressure. Contact NBC. Ask them why they didn't fire her outright. Ask them what they need to "investigate" when the issue at hand is a matter of a few words that the vile bitch put out there herself. There's nothing to dispute. Keep up the pressure.

Threats to kick my ass in record time! LOL

Precisely my thoughts Para, they'll keep paying that slug and bring her back in the office when attention fades.

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Originally posted by stickman428:
Leemur,

Yepp, that person is a fool. My former employer fell on hard times and had a hiring freeze and discovered it could get just as much work done (actually more) with far fewer employees when it began to focus more on employee development as well as results. If you didn't perform you were gone. Yeah, it was stressful as hell but it was basically the exact opposite result of what that liberal fool you mentioned said would happen.

I am reminded of the 80/20 rule. 80% of the work is actually done by 20% of the people.

Conversely, 80% of the people only do 20% of the work. If one can ID the 80%, then huge increases in productivity can be experienced by firing those in the 80% and hiring more 30%ers.

"Ask them why they didn't fire her outright"

I can go w that.

As a reminder, here is a NBC contact link:

http://www.nbc.com/contact-us

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Originally posted by sdy:
remember Katie Rich of SNL who mockingly tweeted about President Trump's youngest son?

Well all those emails to NBC paid off

I got this canned response back last night, good to see we were heard.

Thanks for reaching out - your feedback helps make NBC's show better for everyone. We're working on passing along your thoughts to the appropriate group. Please keep in mind that we can't forward emails directed to NBC talent or specific employees and that we cannot accept, consider or pay for any unsolicited creative ideas or materials. Thanks for watching NBC!
This email is a service from NBC. Delivered by Zendesk.

It's a shell game. Explain the rationale of an indefinite suspension, when they know exactly what she said, when she said it, and who she said it to!
They didn't fire her in the face of the evidence because they're just stalling.

Let them know that you're on to their game. When I emailed them, I told them I couldn't boycott NBC, because I stopped watching NBC, ABC and CBS years ago when they were publicly felating the great Community Organizer and doing their best to cover up his amateurish mistakes. But what I can do is agitate. I can stir up the masses. I can help increase the size of the mail file gathering all these complaints.

And I can boycott your fucking advertisers. I can do that for sure. I can also email each of them and tell them specifically why. I can gather up a list of all NBC advertisers and spread that information from here.
Blood in the water. Just wait. You guys ain't seen nothing yet. Just wait. These imbeciles will double down on their reckless stupidity.

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Originally posted by 2012BOSS302:
I got this canned response back last night, good to see we were heard.

The reason they send you a response is to make sure you gave them a valid email address, instead of some guy sending in 50 emails using 50 bogus addresses, as if they're emails from 50 different people. They aren't doing you a favor or being polite. They're doing their best to be able to mark your email as illegitimate so that they can toss it without even reading it. If the auto-resopnse email to you they send out gets bounced back to them as undeliverable, they won't even open your email to read it. It just gets dumped.

BTW, that auto-response from zendesk? I responded to that fucker, too, with a completely separate diatribe, but addressing the same issue. Just for the fuck of it.

Current NBC Advertisers

Website links and contact forms are embedded in the page. Very convenient.

I have hopes for this presidency. Glad we got rid of Obama and the Clintons.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Current NBC Advertisers

Website links and contacts forms are embedded in the page. Very convenient.

Thanks this is good.

Spread the word. Have everyone you know contact NBC and ask them what's with the shell game. Why wasn't this person fired. The evidence is crystal clear. End of story. Ask them why she still has a job.

NBC is hoping to wait you out, guys, because they don't care what she said and they don't want to lose one of their writers for SNL. Let them know that you know this, and since NBC is choosing to play games, you will now be contacting each of NBC's advertisers. When you get down to it, money is the only thing these jerks understand. Hit 'em where they live.

Sent my second email, telling them the indefinite suspension is an obvious ruse, and she needs to be fired. I agree: we need to keep up the pressure.

This will be true in all sorts of ways throughout Trump's first term. We need to fight back in great numbers, and not leave it to Donald Trump alone.

First Official Press Conference
Sean Spicer knocked it out of the park, well worth the 1hr 20min to watch.

I really like this Sean Spicer guy. You are right Kimber, he did VERY well today.

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
First Official Press Conference
Sean Spicer knocked it out of the park, well worth the 1hr 20min to watch.

Yes he did! Saw most of it live. And the media were very respectful and courteous. Even the MSNBC crew was complimenting him later on their broadcast.

Trump takin 'em to the wood shed... negative reinforcement does work.

Spicer impressed the hell out of me today.

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Originally posted by cparktd:
Even the MSNBC crew was complimenting him later on their broadcast.

Like a wolf slinking back from its intended prey, only to circle in the shadows for another attack from a different angle.


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Originally posted by TigerDore:

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Originally posted by cparktd:
Even the MSNBC crew was complimenting him later on their broadcast.

Like a wolf slinking back from its intended prey, only to circle in the shadows for another attack from a different angle.


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Probing for weak spots.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-g...rts-us-airline-jobs/

Airline pilots will hold a White House rally on Tuesday asking President Donald Trump to block Obama’s last-minute approval of a plan that would replace thousands of American pilots with foreign aircrew paid at rock-bottom foreign wages.

“The Obama administration has tilted the field of play in favor of a foreign competitor and put thousands of good-paying, middle-class, U.S. aviation jobs at risk,” said Chip Hancock, chairman of the union’s governmental affairs committee. “We’re very pleased with the [new] president so far for what he’s done to squash these bad trade deals … [and] with the president’s pro-U.S. worker, pro fair trade mantra.”

They’re targeting Obama’s decision to let the Irish subsidiary of a Norwegian airline begin flights in the United States using crews contracted in Asia.

Norwegian Air Shuttle’s Irish subsidiary, Norwegian Airline International, exists because Ireland tries to maximize its growth by minimizing trade rules. It late December, the Obama administration granted a flight permit to the Irish subsidiary, which allows NAI to being its flag of convenience operation on Jan. 29.

If the Norwegian operation begins, it will force down U.S. aircrew wages, said Hancock, adding that pilots in commuter airlines are already being paid as low as $30,000 per year. European and other foreign airlines will eventually mimic the Norwegian plan, eventually forcing U.S. airlines to slash salaries to pilots and supporting staff, he said. “There are tens of thousands of jobs at stake,” he added.

Pedro Leroux, the president of the NetJets Association said he and his membership were concerned the permit ignores the NAI’s practice of hiring pilots, who were not actual employees, rather they are independent contractors.


“The DOT’s decision creates a playing field that is grossly skewed in favor of foreign competition, forcing domestic carriers to now compete against foreign airlines that have been given unfair economic advantages by the very same department that is supposed to encourage fair wages and working conditions,” he said.

background:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/...ir-flights/94838292/

In December 2016 , the Transportation Department agreed to allow Norwegian Air International to fly to the U.S.

U.S. critics, including American, Delta and United airlines, and the Air Line Pilots Association, argued that Norwegian was trying to skirt labor and safety laws, by being headquartered in Ireland and potentially hiring Asian crews for below-market wages.

“This case is among the most novel and complex ever undertaken by the department,” Jenny Rosenberg, acting assistant secretary for international affairs, wrote in the nine-page decision. “Regardless of our appreciation of the public policy arguments raised by opponents, we have been advised that the law and our bilateral obligations leave us no avenue to reject this application.”

Critics were outraged at a decision they warned could allow airlines to mirror the shipping industry, where companies organize in countries with the least-onerous regulations.

“DOT’s decision has guaranteed a race to the bottom in our transatlantic aviation market,” said Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore. “Norwegian is a virtual airline, set up under a flag of convenience to exploit weak labor laws in other countries like Singapore, save money, and undercut competition.”