WASHINGTON EXAMINER
— Alleged whistleblower Eric Ciaramella was Biden guest at State Department
banquet – Daniel Chaitin & Jerry Dunleavy (DIERSEN: I was a GS-13 Step 1-10
GAO employee 1986-1997, currently $98,198-$127,654. Technically, I was a
“Band II” GAO employee 1989-1997 because in 1989, GAO merged its
GS-13 and GS-14 employees into a “Band II.”) https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/alleged-whistleblower-eric-ciaramella-was-biden-guest-at-state-department-banquet (FROM THE ARTICLE:
RealClearInvestigations named Ciaramella as the whistleblower last week. The
report cites U.S. officials who said the invite to Ciaramella, “a
relatively low-level GS-13 federal employee, was unusual and signaled he was
politically connected inside the Obama White House.”)
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
— BEYOND DISGUSTING, BEYOND TRAGIC: Been busted for weed? That will actually
help you land a job when it’s legalized Having a pot-related arrest or
conviction used to be a liability for Illinoisans seeking employment. Now, a
criminal record might lead to a job in the cannabis industry. – Tom Schuba
(DIERSEN: If you have used pot, you have shouted your disrespect for the rule
of law. Your past predicts your future.) https://chicago.suntimes.com/cannabis/2019/11/4/20940834/marijuana-cannabis-legalization-jobs-industry-arrest-conviction-criminal-record
DAILY HERALD
— Our views influence what we cover, but not how – John Lampinen, Senior Vice
President and Editor (DIERSEN: From what I see, ever-increasingly, the main
stream news media spins news a) to promote the Democrat, Libertarian, and Green
party platforms and b) to demonize, denigrate, and condemn the Republican Party
platform.) https://www.dailyherald.com/discuss/20191104/letter-from-editor-our-views-influence-what-we-cover-but-not-how
— POLICY CORNER: When we name and how we describe crime suspects – Jim Baumann
(DIERSEN: Of course, Trump-haters want everyone to assume that the Buffalo Wild
Wings “customer who made the complaint” is a Trump supporter,
Protestant, conservative, patriotic, Republican, American, White, male, older,
rich, gun owner, German American, draft avoider, and his ancestors have been in
America for a long time.) https://www.dailyherald.com/news/20191104/policy-corner-when-we-name-and-how-we-describe-crime-suspects
GALESBURG REGISTER MAIL
— Most credible sources of political news (DIERSEN: GOPUSA ILLINOIS at www.gopillinois.com is
the best source of Illinois government and political news and commentary from a
conservative/Republican perspective. I take it as a badge of honor that the
following do not promote GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails and www.gopillinois.com:
Democrats and Democrat plants, Libertarians and Libertarian plants, Greens and
Green plants, and RINOs.) https://www.galesburg.com/opinion/20191101/roundtable-most-credible-sources-of-political-news
PEKIN TIMES
— Job quantity? Yes. Job quality? Not so much – Jared Bernstein (DIERSEN: What
jobs have you had? My critics/opponents, their operatives, and their dupes in
Wheaton, in Glen Ellyn, in Milton Township, in DuPage County, and in Illinois
have made it very clear that they would never stoop to take the jobs that I
had. I did yard work and delivered newspapers 1962-1964; washed dishes
1964-1966; cleaned golf shoes, chipped slag, and pumped gasoline in 1966;
delivered mail 1966-1969; worked on an automobile assembly line and as a
security guard in 1970; sold tires, automotive services, and major appliances
1970-1971; pumped gasoline 1971-1972; collected delinquent taxes 1971-1980; and
audited federal agencies 1980-1997.) https://www.pekintimes.com/opinion/20191029/jared-bernstein-job-quantity-yes-job-quality-not-so-much
COOK COUNTY RECORD
— Judge: New details allow suit to continue vs Recorder’s Office over
Yarbrough’s alleged politically motivated hiring decisions – Scott Holland
(DIERSEN: GAO hired me in 1980 because it could not find a qualified Democrat,
minority, female, younger person, or veteran who would take the job. IRS hired
me in 1971 because it could not find a qualified Democrat, minority, female, or
veteran who would take the job. The Post Office hired me in 1966 because it
could not find a qualified Democrat, minority, female, or veteran who would
take the job.) https://cookcountyrecord.com/stories/517467786-judge-new-details-allow-suit-to-continue-vs-recorder-s-office-over-yarbrough-s-alleged-politically-motivated-hiring-decisions#new_tab
CAPITOL FAX
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Of course, Trump-haters want everyone to assume that the
Buffalo Wild Wings “customer who made the complaint” is a Trump
supporter, Protestant, conservative, patriotic, Republican, American, White,
male, older, rich, gun owner, German American, draft avoider, and his ancestors
have been in America for a long time. https://capitolfax.com/2019/11/04/yes-it-can-happen-here/
CANADA FREE PRESS
— Chicago Teachers Strike for $100,000 Salaries – Daniel Greenfield (DIERSEN:
When did you first start earning $100,000 in today’s dollars? I did in 1987
when I was 39 years old. By then, I had a) worked for GAO for almost 8 years,
b) worked for IRS for almost 9 years, c) passed the CPA and Certified Internal
Auditor examinations on my first attempt, d) earned a master’s degree in
accounting from DePaul, MBA from Loyola, and bachelor’s degree in management
from NIU, and e) became a licensed CPA.) https://canadafreepress.com/article/chicago-teachers-strike-for-100000-salaries#new_tab
THE HILL
— Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump – JUAN WILLIAMS (DIERSEN: QUESTION:
Who flees Trump? ANSWER: Those who are anti-Trump, anti-Protestant,
anti-conservative, anti-patriotic, anti-Republican, anti-American, anti-White,
anti-male, anti-older people, anti-rich people, anti-gun owners, anti-German
Americans, anti-draft avoiders, and/or anti-those whose ancestors have been in
America for a long time.) https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/468772-juan-williams-republicans-flee-trump
NEW YORK TIMES
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Ever-increasingly, Democrats and RINOs use Affirmative
Action, Diversity, and Inclusion to get rid of Republicans, and especially to
get rid of Republicans who are Trump supporters, Protestant, conservative,
patriotic, White, male, older, non-poor, gun owners, German American, draft
avoiders, and/or those whose ancestors have been in America for a long time. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/04/us/affirmative-action-washington-ballot.html
— Democratic Strategists Set Up $75 Million Digital Campaign to Counter Trump
David Plouffe, the former Obama campaign manager, will advise the effort, which
aims to compete with the president on his terms. – Shane Goldmacher https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/04/us/politics/democratic-political-campaign-advertising.html
— FRONT PAGE TOP OF FOLD: These Machines Can Put You in Jail. Don’t Trust
Them. Alcohol breath tests, a linchpin of the criminal justice system, are
often unreliable, a Times investigation found. – Stacy Cowley and Jessica
Silver-Greenberg
By Stacy Cowley and Jessica Silver-Greenberg https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/03/business/drunk-driving-breathalyzer.html
FORBES
— Six Local SEO Strategies To Help You Show Up In Searches – Alex Membrillo
(DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, Google News Alerts are to non-credible articles
written my non-credible authors on non-credible websites that a) promote the
Democrat, Libertarian, and/or Green party platforms and/or b) demonize,
denigrate, and condemn the Republican Party platform.)
USA TODAY
— Young voters helped push Democrats to victory in 2018. Can they swing the
2020 vote? – Joey Garrison and Rebecca Morin (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, Democrat
shout at young people, and at everyone else, that Republicans are White
supremacists, Nazis, KKK members, haters, racists, sexists, bigots, and even
worse things who should be gotten rid of once and for all. Ever-increasingly,
Democrats encourage Republicans to buy more and more and more firearms and
ammunition for their self-defense.) https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2019/11/04/election-2020-young-voters-key-democrats-path-beating-trump/2458445001/
— 11 expert tips to search Google better, faster, more strategically – Edward
C. Baig (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, Google News Alerts are to non-credible
articles written my non-credible authors on non-credible websites that a)
promote the Democrat, Libertarian, and/or Green party platforms and/or b)
demonize, denigrate, and condemn the Republican Party platform.) https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2019/11/02/expert-tips-for-google-search/4113013002/
WATERGATE
— July 27, 1974 Articles of Impeachment (DIERSEN: In 1974, I was one very a
small number of IRS employees in its Chicago office who was not Democrat,
minority, female, and/or veteran. My Democrat superiors took their anger
against Nixon out on me. It is called displaced aggression.) https://watergate.info/impeachment/articles-of-impeachment (FROM THE ARTICLES OF
IMPEACHMENT: (Nixon) has, acting personally and through his subordinates and
agents, endeavored to obtain from the Internal Revenue Service, in violation of
the constitutional rights of citizens, confidential information contained in
income tax returns for purposed not authorized by law, and to cause, in
violation of the constitutional rights of citizens, income tax audits or other
income tax investigations to be initiated or conducted in a discriminatory
manner.)
QUARTZ
— The fight against financial advertisers using Facebook for digital redlining
– John Detrixhe & Jeremy B. Merrill https://qz.com/1733345/the-fight-against-discriminatory-financial-ads-on-facebook/ (FROM THE ARTICLE: Even
if there’s no intention to discriminate, financial ads are different from other
kinds of advertising because they represent a chance to prosper and participate
in society. That’s why an algorithm that systematically excludes protected
categories like age and race from seeing credit ads could be unlawful under the
Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA). “We know from research that Lookalike
Audiences can reproduce those protected characteristics, including gender and
age and ethnicity in the new audience they create,” said Aaron Rieke, managing
director of Upturn, a nonprofit research group, and a former attorney at the
Federal Trade Commission.)
REFLECTOR
— Time to choose in municipal elections – Editorial (DIERSEN: What if
Wheaton’s recent West District City Council vacancy had been filled by a
special election? What if the Daily Herald had published lots of information on
the 10 candidates including their demographics, how long they lived in the West
District and in Wheaton, their work experience, their education, their
professional certifications and licenses, etc.? What if there had been
candidate forums?) http://www.reflector.com/Editorials/2019/11/03/Time-to-choose-in-municipal-elections.html
AXIOS
— GOP Rep. Dan Crenshaw: Democrats take non-white voters “for
granted” – Ursula Perano (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, RINOs take members
of the following groups for granted: Trump supporters, Protestant,
conservative, patriotic, Republican, American, White, male, older people, rich
people, gun owners, German Americans, and/or those whose ancestors have been in
America for a long time.) https://www.axios.com/crenshaw-dan-racism-white-non-voters-texas-2020-6776b2cd-7748-4fd0-a1a1-fe9a6849a2d9.html
— Texas Republicans sound alarm on party’s future (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly,
political parties dump those who are Trump supporters, Protestant,
conservative, patriotic, Republican, American, White, male, older, non-poor,
gun owners, German American, draft avoiders, and/or those whose ancestors have
been in America for a long time.) https://www.axios.com/will-hurd-dan-crenshaw-gop-republican-party-308770a1-3e09-4a74-b820-ff55e132c277.html
INSIDE HIGHER ED
— Your Interview – Lilah Burke (DIERSEN: GAO hired me in 1980 because it could
not find a qualified Democrat, minority, female, younger person, or veteran who
would take the job. IRS hired me in 1971 because it could not find a qualified
Democrat, minority, female, or veteran who would take the job. The Post Office
hired me in 1966 because it could not find a qualified Democrat, minority,
female, or veteran who would take the job.) https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2019/11/04/ai-assessed-job-interviewing-grows-colleges-try-prepare-students
SPRINGFIELD STATE JOURNAL REGISTER
— Views differ on getting things done under ethics cloud – Bernard Schoenburg
(DIERSEN: Government is nasty. Politics is nasty. Have you been put under an
ethics cloud? In 1974, when I was a 25 year old GS-11 (currently $68,897/year)
IRS employee, I was one of an extremely few IRS employees who was not a
Democrat, minority, female, veteran, non-Protestant, and/or non-German
American. My IRS superiors were under tremendous pressure a) to hire, retain,
and promote young Democrat minorities and young Democrat females and b) to make
way for them by getting rid of their employees who were Republican, White,
male, and/or non-veteran who had not made GS-13 (currently $98,198) by age 25,
GS-14 (currently $116,040) by age 30, GS-15 (currently $136,495) by age 35, and
Senior Executive Service (currently $165,500) by age 40. To get rid of me, and
to retaliate against me for complaining about political affiliation
discrimination and reverse discrimination, my Democrat IRS superiors put me
under an ethics cloud. They hinted/implied/argued/shouted that my travel
vouchers were fraudulent. SEE: https://www.gao.gov/products/463866 Of
course, that ended whatever IRS career that I might have had. They would not
have done that if I had been a Democrat, minority, female, and/or
veteran.) https://www.sj-r.com/opinion/20191030/bernard-schoenburg-views-differ-on-getting-things-done-under-ethics-cloud
WQAD
— Galesburg Police investigate hemp theft, farmer speaks out about his
concerns – RYAN JENKINS (DIERSEN: People who want to “get high” are
far more likely a) to commit crime, b) to engage in other vices, c) to have
serious physical/mental health problems, d) to have serious financial problems,
and e) to become a ward of the state.) https://wqad.com/2019/10/30/galesburg-police-investigate-hemp-theft-farmer-speaks-out-about-his-concerns/
WIREPOINTS
— If Wirepoints’ mission aligns with yours, consider supporting us. We’re tax
exempt now. (DIERSEN: In 2002, IRS granted Adversity.Net tax exempt status. SEE: http://www.adversity.net/IRS_App/IRS_Rejection_Frames_Page.htmAdversity.Net was founded
in 1997 to promote fair and equal treatment under the law without regard to
race, gender or ethnicity. Our educational, tax-exempt mission includes:
Broaden and inform the public debate on the issue of racial preferences,
targets and goals which are, by definition, racially discriminatory Distribute
facts about the adverse impact of racial preferences on those of us who are not
members of any government-defined preferred class (also known as historically
disadvantaged) Provide a resource and support system for victims of reverse
discrimination Adversity.Net is
a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to the elimination of
prejudice and discrimination — including the elimination of divisive racial preferences
and quotas — and to the defense of human and civil rights secured by law. We
are a non-stock corporation organized in the State of Maryland located just six
miles from the U.S. Capitol. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax-exempt
organization under IRS rules. Dontations to Adversity.Net are fully deductible. Our audience
consists of the victims and survivors of racial preferences, quotas,
set-asides, and race-based “targets” and “goals” in hiring,
promotion, school admissions, and government contracting. SEE: http://www.adversity.net/about_us.htm ) https://wirepoints.org/if-wirepoints-mission-aligns-with-yours-consider-supporting-us-were-tax-exempt-now/
DAILY CALLER
— A Trump Judicial Nominee Was Moved To Tears After A Liberal Interest Group
Accused Him Of Bigotry – KEVIN DALEY (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, Democrats,
Libertarians, Greens, and RINOs destroy you if you do not promote LGBTQ
activity. I do not promote LGBTQ activity. Who has constructively, literally,
and/or officially rated you as being “not qualified?” I should write
a book about those who have constructively, literally, and/or officially rated
me as being “not qualified.” They include my Democrat superiors in
the federal government and past and present leaders of the Milton Township
Republican Central Committee (MTRCC), DuPage County Republican Central
Committee, Illinois Republican Party, TAPROOT Republicans of Illinois, Wheaton
Chamber of Commerce (WCC), Illinois Center Right Coalition (ICRC), American
Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) Midwest Chapter, Wheaton, Milton
Township, DuPage County, Illinois, etc. They stress that I am no longer a
TAPROOT chairman, WCC Government Affairs Committee member, MTRCC webmaster,
ICRC Steering Committee member, AAPC Midwest Chapter board member, GAO
employee, etc. They stress that the Wheaton City Council not only did not
select me to fill its West District vacancy, it did not make me a finalist.) https://dailycaller.com/2019/10/30/vandyke-9th-circuit-hearing/
NATIONAL REVIEW
— The ABA Has Outdone Itself Rating Lawrence VanDyke ‘Not Qualified’ – CARRIE
SEVERINO (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, Democrats, Libertarians, Greens, and
RINOs destroy you if you do not promote LGBTQ activity. I do not promote LGBTQ
activity. Who has constructively, literally, and/or officially rated you as
being “not qualified?” I should write a book about those who have
constructively, literally, and/or officially rated me as being “not
qualified.” They include my Democrat superiors in the federal government
and past and present leaders of the Milton Township Republican Central Committee
(MTRCC), DuPage County Republican Central Committee, Illinois Republican Party,
TAPROOT Republicans of Illinois, Wheaton Chamber of Commerce (WCC), Illinois
Center Right Coalition (ICRC), American Association of Political Consultants
(AAPC) Midwest Chapter, Wheaton, Milton Township, DuPage County, Illinois, etc.
They stress that I am no longer a TAPROOT chairman, WCC Government Affairs
Committee member, MTRCC webmaster, ICRC Steering Committee member, AAPC Midwest
Chapter board member, GAO employee, etc. They stress that the Wheaton City
Council not only did not select me to fill its West District vacancy, it did
not make me a finalist.) https://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/the-aba-has-outdone-itself-rating-lawrence-vandyke-not-qualified/
NBC NEWS
— Trump campaign’s Facebook ads call for deporting ‘illegals.’ But in Spanish
ads, no mention of it. While English ads focus on curbing illegal immigration,
Spanish ads focus on merchandise and warning of Venezuelan socialism. – Reuters
(DIERSEN: Democrats shout at those who speak/read/write Spanish, and at
everyone else, that Republicans are White supremacists, Nazis, KKK members,
haters, racists, sexists, bigots, and even worse things who should be gotten
rid of once and for all.) https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/trump-campaign-s-facebook-ads-call-deporting-illegals-spanish-ads-n1073896
— Democrat accuses immigration chief of pursuing ‘white supremacist ideology’
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said Ken Cuccinelli was pursuing a “heinous
white supremacist ideology at all costs, even if it means making critically ill
children your collateral damage.” – Nicole Acevedo https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/democrat-accuses-immigration-chief-pursuing-white-supremacist-ideology-n1074246
NEW YORK TIMES
— DISGUSTING, TRAGIC: In Virginia Suburbs, Republicans Sound a Lot Like
Democrats The off-year state legislative elections next Tuesday will test
whether Republicans can appeal to anti-Trump voters by running on issues that
Democrats usually espouse. – Reid J. Epstein (DIERSEN: Political parties exist
to help elect candidates who can/will defend/advance their platform. If you do
not defend/advance the Republican Party platform, you should not seek or hold
any kind of government or political office as a Republican.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/31/us/politics/virginia-elections-republicans.html (FROM THE ARTICLE: As
Glenn Davis seeks a fourth term in Virginia’s House of Delegates, he is going
door to door with campaign literature touting his role in expanding Medicaid,
his efforts to address gun violence and his support for L.G.B.T.Q.
anti-discrimination legislation. There’s a photo of him with the state’s
Democratic governor, Ralph Northam. Yet Mr. Davis is a Republican. He voted
with his party to adjourn a special legislative session on gun control that Mr.
Northam called this summer — 90 minutes after it began. When he campaigned for lieutenant
governor in 2017, he said he was “running to do exactly what Donald Trump did
in Washington.” Now, he is among a coterie of Republicans who are campaigning
on issues long identified with Democrats ahead of Tuesday’s elections for the
Virginia legislature, shifting away from a Republican base that in the age of
Trump can no longer win suburban elections on its own. “We have a little bit of
a messaging issue, we do,” Mr. Davis said in an interview this week.)
— Lots of Job Hunting, but No Job, Despite Low Unemployment Even with the
strongest labor market in half a century, getting work after losing a job can
still be a challenge. – Patricia Cohen (DIERSEN: I should write a book about my
critics/opponents, their operatives, and their dupes who hint/imply/argue/shout
that the following took adverse actions against me because I am a White
supremacist, Nazi, KKK member, hater, racist, sexist, bigot, and even worse
things: my Democrat superiors in the federal government and the leaders of the
Milton Township Republican Central Committee, TAPROOT Republicans of Illinois,
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce, Illinois Center Right Coalition, American
Association of Political Consultants Midwest Chapter, Wheaton, Milton Township,
DuPage County, Illinois, etc. Better yet, I should sue them.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/31/business/economy/long-term-unemployed.html
— Americans Trust Local News. That Belief Is Being Exploited. A growth in
impostor local news that promotes ideological agendas. – Brendan Nyhan
(DIERSEN: Diersen fully discloses everything about him and about his GOPUSA
ILLINOIS emails. Of course, Diersen’s critics/opponents, their operatives, and their
dupes use that information against Diersen and against his GOPUSA ILLINOIS
emails. Diersen should write a book about his critics/opponents, their
operatives, and their dupes. Diersen should focus on those who claim to be
religious, conservative, and/or Republican.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/31/upshot/fake-local-news.html (FROM THE ARTICLE: All
of them originate with a company called Locality Labs L.L.C., which created
similar networks of questionable local websites in Illinois and Maryland, and
state and local business and legal sites around the country. There’s little
information about these sites. They typically lack mastheads, local addresses
and clear disclosure of their ownership or revenue sources. Voters could easily
become confused about the origins of information from these seemingly innocuous
local-sounding outlets. In 2016, for example, websites in the Illinois network
interviewed Republican candidates favored by a conservative state political
committee, which then paid to mail print newspaper versions of the sites to
voters without identifying them as political advertising.)
— Ready. Set. Write a Book. – J. D. Biersdorfer (DIERSEN: What are you qualified
to write books on? I am qualified to write books on the Milton Township
Republican Central Committee (MTRCC), DuPage County Republican Central
Committee (DCRCC), Illinois Republican Party (IRP), Wheaton, Milton Township,
DuPage County, Illinois, GAO, and IRS. I have been a member of the MTRCC,
DCRCC, and IRP for almost 20 years. I have lived in Wheaton, Milton Township,
and DuPage County for more than 41 years. I have lived in Illinois for more
than 71 years. I worked for GAO for almost 18 years. I worked for IRS for
almost 9 years. Further, I am qualified to write books on early retirement. I
have been retired for more than 22 years. Further, I am qualified to write
books about political affiliation discrimination, reverse discrimination, age
discrimination, and retaliation. SEE: https://gopillinois.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/DiersenGAOFifthAmendedComplaint.pdf Further,
I am qualified to write books about publishing online newsletters. I have been
putting GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails together and sending them out since 2000. Since
2004, they have gone out each and every morning, and since 2015, each and every
evening too. Since 2004, they have included links to more than 349,300 articles
and information on many upcoming events.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/30/technology/personaltech/national-novel-writing-month-apps-tools.html
— A Greater Understanding of Race and Identity Through Tech – Lauretta
Charlton (DIERSEN: Ever-increasingly, Democrats shout at minorities, women, and
younger people to think of themselves as being minorities, women, and younger
people before being anything else.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/30/technology/personaltech/lauretta-charlton-race-related.html
— NBC’s Digital Journalists Say They Are Forming a Union – Noam Scheiber and
John Koblin (DIERSEN: GAO did not unionize until 2007. If GAO had been
unionized in 1997, I might still be a GAO employee.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/30/business/nbc-union-matt-lauer-harvey-weinstein.html
ABC7 — Twitter bans all political advertisements – AP (DIERSEN: My critics/opponents want Facebook, Google, Twitter, television stations, newspapers, radio stations, websites, Illinois Republican Party (IRP), DuPage County Republican Central Committee, Milton Township Republican Central Committee, Illinois, DuPage County, Milton Township, Wheaton, Wheaton Chamber of Commerce, etc. to ban me from promoting the traditional family, right to life, immigration, Second Amendment, illegal drugs, equal opportunity (no race or gender based preference giving), and other planks in the IRP platform and the Republican Party platform. They want to ban me from opposing the promotion of a) dependency on government, b) dependency on charity, c) LGBTQ activity, d) abortion, e) mass/illegal immigration, f) abolition of the First and Second Amendments, g) booze, gambling, pot, and other vices, h) patronage, i) political affiliation discrimination, j) reverse discrimination, k) age discrimination, and l) retaliation.) https://abc7chicago.com/business/twitter-bans-all-political-advertisements/5659603/
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: DISGUSTING, TRAGIC: Ever-increasingly
Democrats encourage children to engage in LGBTQ activity. https://chicago.suntimes.com/entertainment-and-culture/2019/10/30/20938911/lgbtq-halloween-events-in-chicago
— Chicago Fire Department still dominated by white males, aldermen told Of the
city’s 4,767 firefighters and paramedics, 65.2% are white, 16.6% are
African-American and 15.9% are Hispanic. The department also is over 90% male.
– Fran Spielman (DIERSEN: While I worked for the federal government for almost
30 years, my superiors were always under tremendous pressure from Democrat
politicians a) to hire, retain, and promote young Democrat minorities and young
Democrat females and b) to make way for them by getting rid of their employees
who were Republican, White, male, and/or non-veteran who had not made GS-13
(currently $98,198) by age 25, GS-14 (currently $116,040) by age 30, GS-15
(currently $136,495) by age 35, and Senior Executive Service (currently
$165,500) by age 40.) https://chicago.suntimes.com/city-hall/2019/10/30/20940544/cfd-racial-white-males-gender-makeup-city-council
HUFFINGTON POST
— Trump Cheers On MAGA Teen Nick Sandmann As Libel Suit Against Washington
Post Proceeds A federal judge ruled that “justice requires” further review of a
portion of the student’s claims. – Hayley Miller (DIERSEN: What if Trump had
been President while Diersen v. GAO was pending? What if Trump had
appointed the judges in Diersen v. GAO? What if Trump had appointed the
attorney who represented GAO in Diersen v. GAO?) https://www.huffpost.com/entry/donald-trump-nick-sandmann-washington-post_n_5db985e1e4b00d83f7204f7a
FORBES
— What Not To Include In A Résumé – Ashira Prossack (DIERSEN: What negative
things would Prossack advise me to NOT include in my resume: the adverse
actions that my Democrat federal superiors took against me; my photograph; the
universities that I earned degrees from; anything that indicates my race,
gender, age, religion, national origin, veteran status, political affiliation,
financial condition, how long my ancestors have been in America, etc.?) https://www.forbes.com/sites/ashiraprossack1/2019/10/30/what-not-to-include-on-your-resume/
NEW YORK BOOKS
— Why Gay Reparation’s Time Has Come – Omar G. Encarnación (DIERSEN: Democrats
want Republicans to pay reparations to everyone who is anti-Trump,
anti-Protestant, anti-conservative, anti-patriotic, anti-Republican, anti-American,
anti-White, anti-male, anti-older people, anti-rich people, anti-gun owners,
anti-German Americans, anti-draft avoiders, and/or anti-those whose ancestors
have been in America for a long time.) https://www.nybooks.com/daily/2019/10/30/why-gay-reparations-time-has-come/
TECH CRUNCH — Work permit delays disrupt foreign workers’ career plans (DIERSEN: What disrupted you career plans? My Democrat GAO superiors forced me to retire in 1997 when I was 49 years old, gave me unfair performance expectations and appraisals, always ranked me in the bottom half of my coworkers for pay-for-performance purposes, did not promote me beyond GS-13, got rid of my mentor in 1987, kept me off audits of IRS for all but 3 of the almost 18 years that I worked for GAO, and forced me to take a $19,568 (21%) pay cut in today’s dollars to transfer from IRS to GAO in 1980. My Democrat IRS superiors did not promote me beyond GS-12, disallowed my education deductions in 1978, got rid of my mentor in 1975, and disallowed my partial day per diem claims in 1974. In 1971 when I was 22 years old, Oldsmobile withdrew a job offer that I had accepted saying that it had just agreed to stop hiring Whites to settle an EEOC complaint. That directly resulted in my accepting a job offer from IRS.) https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/30/work-permit-delays-disrupt-foreign-workers-career-plans/
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
— Trump Chicago visit updates: President arrives in city for speech to police
chiefs and fundraiser; CPD expects 20,000 protesters – RICK PEARSON, BILL
RUTHHART, JESSICA VILLAGOMEZ, MADELINE BUCKLEY and HANNAH LEONE https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-donald-trump-chicago-visit-20191028-eshmi5jzv5hhzeamfojb4meox4-story.html
— After criticizing Chicago from afar, President Donald Trump gets his chance
to do it in person today – RICK PEARSON and BILL RUTHHART (DIERSEN:
Ever-increasingly, Chicago voters elect politicians who are anti-Trump,
anti-Protestant, anti-conservative, anti-patriotic, anti-Republican,
anti-American, anti-White, anti-male, anti-older people, anti-rich people,
anti-gun owners, anti-German Americans, anti-draft avoiders, and/or anti-those
whose ancestors have been in America for a long time.) https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-donald-trump-chicago-visit-20191028-eshmi5jzv5hhzeamfojb4meox4-story.html
— New marijuana store licenses: Residents of 681 Illinois census tracts can
get a leg up on applications. Are you eligible? Here’s which areas qualify, and
why. – Ally Marotti (DIERSEN: Pot pushers want all of Illinois to be designated
a “Disproportionately Impacted Area (DIA).” I fear that the pot pushers in
Springfield will vote to force the sale of pot in DIAs even if the municipality
or county had voted to ban the sale there. Where pot is sold, it brings down
everything and everyone around it. How close is a DIA to where you live or
work? Illinois Democrats want pot shops to open up in DIAs to revitalize those
areas. Wheaton is the DuPage County Seat. The Democrats who run the Illinois
Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (IDCEO) have outrageously
designated western Wheaton (Census Tract 8426.04) as being a DIA, that is, an
area that has high rates of arrest, conviction, and incarceration related to
cannabis as well as poverty and unemployment. Needless-to-say, that must be a
mistake. SEE: on https://censusreporter.org/profiles/14000US17043842604-census-tract-842604-dupage-il/ and https://www.chicagocityscape.com/maps/index.php?place=censustract-17043842604 While
Wheaton has banned the sale of pot, the Democrats who run Illinois may very
well vote to allow pot shops in DIAs thereby overriding Wheaton’s ban. I ask
the following and everyone else who has an interest in Wheaton to ask the IDCEO
to immediately rescind its western Wheaton DIA designation: Wheaton Mayor and
City Council members, Wheaton Chamber of Commerce, Milton Township officers and
trustees, DuPage County Board Chairman and County Board members, and federal
and Illinois officials who represent or seek to represent any part of Wheaton.) https://www.chicagotribune.com/marijuana/illinois/ct-biz-cb-recreational-marijuana-map-explained-20191028-uaeezndp6bep5o2xi6vzgyj2t4-story.html (FROM THE ARTICLE:
Applications for licenses to operate 75 marijuana stores are now available,
offering the first path into the industry for those who don’t already operate a
cannabis business in Illinois. A map the state released identifying areas hit
hardest by the war on drugs could play a vital role for some applicants. More
than 2 million people live in the hard-hit areas identified on the map. A
qualified resident of those areas who applies to grow and sell recreational
marijuana will get an additional 50 points on the application, which has a
maximum score of 250 points. . .To create the map, officials broke the state
down by U.S. Census tracts. To qualify, an area had to have an average annual
rate of at least 30 marijuana-related arrests per 10,000 residents or at least
one marijuana-related parole per 10,000 residents. Roughly 10 years of arrest
and parole data was analyzed, said Michael Negron, assistant director of the
Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. The data reflects the
addresses of people with marijuana arrests or paroles, not where the incidents
occurred. Additionally, an area either must have a poverty rate above 20%, more
than 20% of households in the area must receive Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program benefits, also known as food stamps, or the area’s average
unemployment rate over the past two years must have been at least 20% higher
than the national average. “The data is intended to be objective while still
keeping in mind where we think the impact of the war on drugs is,” Negron said.
“That means the data really sets the map.” Here’s a look at the poverty and
SNAP participation rates of some census tracts identified on the map: . . .
Wheaton — Poverty rate of 9%, SNAP participation 8.2%, average annual
marijuana-related arrest rate of 9.1 per 10,000 residents. This tract qualified
as underserved based on its unemployment rate of 5.7%, which was more than 20%
higher than the national average in 2017 and 2018. It is west of downtown
Wheaton and includes a western chunk of Milton Township.)
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Trump-haters promote hatred against Trump. Police-haters
promote hatred against Police. https://www.chicagotribune.com/columns/dahleen-glanton/ct-dahleen-glanton-donald-trump-visit-chicago-police-20191028-7loa4tjhbrcifdhl2ldzuuf2d4-story.html
— Elmhurst College cancels classes Monday as a precaution after graffiti
found, though police don’t consider it a ‘credible threat’ – Katherine
Rosenberg-Douglas
By KATHERINE ROSENBERG-DOUGLAS https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-elmhurst-college-class-canceled-20191028-h2a2vesjxvcwffonvjna2vbqa4-story.html
— CPS strike updates: Chicago Teachers Union, city trade jabs as walkout wears
on, more Loop rallies planned – Katherine Rosenberg-Douglas https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-cps-strike-chicago-teachers-union-updates-20191028-kapm3khjobhc5nxr5inuzcswfm-story.html
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Trump-haters promote hatred against Trump. https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/2019/10/28/20932578/trump-chicago-crime-visit-welcome-steinberg-police-chiefs-immigration-sanctuary-city
— BEYOND DISGUSTING, BEYOND TRAFFIC: A black entrepreneur plans to front
marijuana dispensary application fees for 100 social equity candidates Here’s
how you can apply for no- or low-interest loans to cover the $2,500 state fee
offered by Bronzeville businessman Seke Ballard. – Tom Schuba (DIERSEN: Where
pot is sold, it brings down everything and everyone around it. Democrats want minorities
and women to be pot pushers.) https://chicago.suntimes.com/2019/10/28/20930479/heres-how-apply-illinois-pot-marijuana-dispensary-application-social-equity (FROM THE ARTICLE:
Individuals will get an edge by qualifying as social equity applicants if
they’ve lived for five of the past 10 years in an area that’s been
disproportionately impacted by past drug policies or have been arrested for or
convicted of a minor pot offense. Additionally, employers will qualify if the
majority of their workforce meets those criteria. Some social equity applicants
can also qualify for waivers from the state to cover half of their application
fees. To qualify for a loan from Good Tree, applicants must fill out a form
online to confirm they meet the qualifications before Nov. 1.)
DAILY HERALD
— HARDCOPY ARTICLE TITLE: How do I deal with a difficult volunteer? – Karla
Miller (DIERSEN: From what I see, ever-increasingly, the Illinois Republican
Party (IRP), DuPage County Republican Central Committee, Milton Township
Republican Central Committee, Wheaton, Milton Township, DuPage County, and
Illinois do not want volunteers who promote the traditional family, right to
life, immigration, Second Amendment, illegal drugs, or equal opportunity (no
race or gender based preference giving) planks in the IRP platform and the
Republican Party platform.) https://www.dailyherald.com/business/20191027/how-can-a-staff-professional-cope-with-a-demanding-hypercritical-volunteer
WIREPOINTS
— Where Hate Has A Home: Oak Park – Mark Glennon https://wirepoints.org/where-hate-has-a-home-oak-park-illinois-2/
— No Conviction, No Charge, Not Even An Allegation, Yet Pritzker Blacklists
Chicago City Club – Mark Glennon (DIERSEN: I should write a book about those
who blacklist me because I refuse to carry out their blacklist orders. I would
focus on those who have lots of religious, government, political, and/or
financial clout in Wheaton, Glen Ellyn, Milton Township, DuPage County, and
Illinois.) https://wirepoints.org/no-conviction-no-charge-not-even-an-allegation-yet-pritzker-deems-city-club-guilty/
— Next time the CTU says Chicago teachers don’t get Social Security, show this
graphic – Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner (DIERSEN: My Social Security is only
$2,118/year because I get a $53,316/year Civil Service Retirement System
pension. I worked for the federal government for almost 30 years and under
Social Security for 10 years. I washed dishes, cleaned golf shoes, chipped
slag, pumped gasoline, delivered mail, worked on an automobile assembly line
and as a security guard, sold tires, automotive services, and major appliances,
etc.) https://wirepoints.org/next-time-the-ctu-says-chicago-teachers-dont-get-social-security-show-this-graphic/
NEW YORK TIMES
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Ever-increasingly, Democrats a) glorify and praise those
whose ancestors have not been in America for a long time and b) demonize
denigrate, and condemn those whose ancestors have been in America for a long
time. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/28/upshot/immigration-america-rise-poor.html
— How Early-Career Setbacks Can Set You Up for Success Failure is just part of
the process. – Tim Herrera (DIERSEN: What career setbacks have you suffered? My
Democrat GAO superiors forced me to retire in 1997 when I was 49 years old,
gave me unfair performance expectations and appraisals, always ranked me in the
bottom half of my coworkers for pay-for-performance purposes, did not promote
me beyond GS-13, got rid of my mentor in 1987, kept me off audits of IRS for
all but 3 of the almost 18 years that I worked for GAO, and forced me to take a
$19,568 (21%) pay cut in today’s dollars to transfer from IRS to GAO in 1980.
My Democrat IRS superiors did not promote me beyond GS-12, disallowed my
education deductions in 1978, got rid of my mentor in 1975, and disallowed my
partial day per diem claims in 1974. Oldsmobile withdrew a job offer that I had
accepted in 1971 saying that it had just agreed to stop hiring Whites to settle
an EEOC complaint. My Democrat Post Office superiors forced me resign in 1969
and disallowed my sick leave requests in 1969 and 1968.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/27/smarter-living/career-advice-overcome-setback.html
FORBES — OCTOBER 22, 2013 FLASHBACK: Thinking Of Writing A Book? Here’s What You Need To Know – Nick Morgan (DIERSEN: What are you qualified to write books on? I am qualified to write books on the Milton Township Republican Central Committee (MTRCC), DuPage County Republican Central Committee (DCRCC), Illinois Republican Party (IRP), Wheaton, Milton Township, DuPage County, Illinois, GAO, and IRS. I have been a member of the MTRCC, DCRCC, and IRP for almost 20 years. I have lived in Wheaton, Milton Township, and DuPage County for more than 41 years. I have lived in Illinois for more than 71 years. I worked for GAO for almost 18 years. I worked for IRS for almost 9 years. Further, I am qualified to write books on early retirement. I have been retired for more than 22 years. Further, I am qualified to write books about political affiliation discrimination, reverse discrimination, age discrimination, and retaliation. SEE: https://gopillinois.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/DiersenGAOFifthAmendedComplaint.pdf Further, I am qualified to write books about publishing online newsletters. I have been putting GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails together and sending them out since 2000. Since 2004, they have gone out each and every morning, and since 2015, each and every evening too. Since 2004, they have included links to more than 349,000 articles and information on many upcoming events.) https://www.forbes.com/sites/nickmorgan/2013/10/22/thinking-of-writing-a-book-heres-what-you-need-to-know-1/#3fc492de79c8
INSIDE HIGHER ED
— Balancing Wellness and a Job Search Monitoring your health in a job search
can make a difference, Lauren Easterling advises. – Lauren Easterling (DIERSEN:
After my Democrat GAO superiors succeeded in forcing me to take their early
retirement “offer” in 1997 when I was 49 years old, they did everything
that they could to frustrate my job search.) https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2019/10/28/health-and-wellness-matter-job-search-opinion
THRIVE GLOBAL
— 5 Ways to Cope With Politics-Induced Stress New research shows just we’re
all losing our cool — and our sleep. Here’s how to stop. – Marina Khidekel
(DIERSEN: According to my critics/opponents, their operatives, and their dupes,
ignorance is bliss. They want you to know only what they want you to know.) https://thriveglobal.com/stories/politics-stress-physical-emotional-well-being-cope-tips-strategies/
ENTREPRENEUR
— Three Mistakes To Avoid When Recruiting For Your Enterprise (DIERSEN: I
should write a book about the culture of the Milton Township Republican Central
Committee (MTRCC), DuPage County Republican Central Committee (DCRCC), Illinois
Republican Party (IRP), Wheaton, Milton Township, DuPage County, Illinois, GAO,
and IRS. I have been a member of the MTRCC, DCRCC, and IRP for almost 20 years.
I have lived in Wheaton, Milton Township, and DuPage County for more than 41
years. I have lived in Illinois for more than 71 years. I worked for GAO for
almost 18 years. I worked for IRS for almost 9 years.) https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/341090 (FROM THE ARTICLE:
Having some minimum requirements combined with previous hiring data is a great
place to start. However, employers should go beyond that, and focus on hiring
the right culture fit. . .cultural fit is essential. An organizational culture
is a system of shared assumptions, values, and beliefs that govern how people
behave in a company. These shared values have a strong influence on the people
in the organization, and dictate how they act and perform. Unfortunately, many
hires struggle due to culture misfit, where they do not fit in with the team,
they are not aligned with the values and goals pre-established, or their
personality and workstyle is not compatible with what the company offers. A
great way for employers to start seriously considering culture fit when hiring
is to, firstly, define their organization’s culture, and make sure that it is
visible and communicated regularly. Some employers do this by developing a
strong online employer brand that can be viewed by potential job applicants. By
announcing their organizational culture to potential applicants, it is more
likely that employers will receive candidates who truly share their core values
and principles and are able to smoothly assimilate.)
GUARDIAN
— ‘Not welcome here’: protesters prepare for Trump Chicago visit Trump is set
to go face-to-face with the city he maligns as a “disaster” for his first time
as president – Eric Lutz (DIERSEN: I should write a book about those who make
Trump supporters feel unwelcome. I would focus on those in Illinois, DuPage
County, Milton Township, Wheaton, Wheaton’s West District, my precinct, and my
neighborhood.) https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/oct/28/donald-trump-chicago-police-fundraiser-protest
CBS2
— Police Chief Victim Of Theft While In Chicago For Chiefs Conference https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2019/10/26/virginian-police-chief-robbed-while-in-chicago-for-chiefs-conference/ (FROM THE ARTICLE: A
police chief had her personal items stolen downtown while visiting Chicago for
an international police chiefs conference Friday, according to Chicago police
sources. The victim, a 55-year-old woman from Virginia was sitting in an
establishment in the 500 block of North Wabash around 6:30 p.m. when she had
her personal belongings swiped, Chicago police say.)
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Trump-haters, that is, Democrats, call for Trump-haters,
that is, for Democrats, to promote hatred against Trump tomorrow. The Democrat
Party is a hate group and the Southern Poverty Law Center should designate it
as such. https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/2019/10/27/20932730/laura-washington-trump-chicago-visit (FROM THE ARTICLE: In
March 2016, then-candidate Trump was virtually run out of Chi-Town in the wake
of a highly touted campaign event. Trump was set to appear before 10,000-strong
at a “Make America Great Again” rally at the UIC Pavilion on the near West
Side. Inside, the stadium was packed with rowdy masses of supporters inside.
Uber-angry masses of protestors marched outside to decry what they viewed as a
racist, xenophobic and misogynist campaign. Shortly before Trump’s scheduled
appearance, his campaign cancelled, citing safety concerns. Fraidy cat.)
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
— Former White House chief of staff John Kelly says he warned Trump on
impeachment – AP (DIERSEN: No one has ever accused me of being a yes-man. If I
had been a yes-man, the federal government would have promoted me into its
Senior Executive Service long before I was 40 years old. Yes-men help the federal
government get rid of its employees who are Republican, White, male, and/or
non-veteran who did not make GS-13 (currently $98,198) by age 25, GS-14
(currently $116,040) by age 30, GS-15 (currently $136,495) by age 35, and
Senior Executive Service (currently $165,500) by age 40.) https://www.chicagotribune.com/sns-bc-us–trump-kelly-20191027-story.html (FROM THE ARTICLE:
President Donald Trump ‘s former chief of staff, John Kelly , says he advised
the president not to fill the job with someone who wouldn’t be honest with him
and provide a check on his impulses because he would end up being impeached.
“That was almost 11 months ago, and I have an awful lot of, to say the
least, second thoughts about leaving,” Kelly told the Washington Examiner.
“It pains me to see what’s going on because I believe if I was still there
or someone like me was there, he would not be kind of, all over the place.”
“I said, whatever you do — and we were still in the process of trying to
find someone to take my place — I said whatever you do, don’t hire a ‘yes man,’
someone who won’t tell you the truth — don’t do that. Because if you do, I
believe you will be impeached,” Kelly recalled in an interview at the Sea
Island Summit, a political conference hosted by the Examiner. Kelly said he
does not believe the president would be in his current predicament if he had
stayed as chief of staff. White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in
a statement of her own Saturday: “I worked with John Kelly, and he was
totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great President.” Trump
pushed back on Kelly’s comments in a statement: “John Kelly never said
that, he never said anything like that. If he would have said that, I would
have thrown him out of the office. He just wants to come back into the action
like everybody else does.”)
— CPS teachers just got their last pre-strike paycheck. Here’s how they plan
to get by. – MARIE FAZIO (DIERSEN: My Civil Service Retirement System pension
is only 42% of what my GAO salary was in 1997 in today’s dollars.) https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-cps-ctu-strike-financial-struggle-20191025-bm6koucynncl5i6lqtmv5zsc6i-story.html
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: Democrats and RINOs blame Republicans for homelessness,
and especially Republicans who are Trump supporters, Protestant, conservative,
patriotic, White, male, older, non-poor, gun owners, German American, draft
avoiders, and those whose ancestors have been in America for a long time. https://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/naperville-sun/opinion/ct-nvs-decent-column-st-1027-20191025-ibchxk5w6na57kxoryuxw6obee-story.html
— College of DuPage signs off on 4-year deal with faculty union – SUZANNE
BAKER https://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/naperville-sun/ct-nvs-cod-approves-faculty-contract-st-1027-20191025-c7hrfezsjfg4zaf4yyh2m7wxca-story.html
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: A Trump-hater says “A 7-year-old’s mistake and a
parent’s need to punish not so different from what lawmakers are facing.” https://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/naperville-sun/opinion/ct-nvs-mcgrath-column-st-1027-20191025-ulqxnnr6jjbyvjfbbh4z4emfim-story.html
DAILY HERALD
— Trump isn’t first president to donate salary – Bob Oswald (DIERSEN: What do
you donate? I donate 10+ hours a day, 70+ hours a week, 300+ hours a month,
3,650+ hours a year, and 36,500+ hours a decade and thousands of dollars for
subscriptions, internet services, etc. a year putting GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails
together and sending them out. At $100 an hour, that is $1,000+ a day, $7,000+
a week, $30,000+ a month, $365,000+ a year, and $3,650,000+ a decade.) https://www.dailyherald.com/news/20191026/facts-matter-trump-isnt-first-president-to-donate-salary
CHRISTIAN POST
— Nobody has given me a compelling reason to return to church – Brandon
Showalter (DIERSEN: Government is nasty. Politics is nasty. I should write a
book about those in Wheaton and in Glen Ellyn who are members of churches, who
attend church services, and/or who give money to churches and who have lots of
religious, government, political, and/or financial clout who talk and/or act
like they are anti-Trump, anti-Protestant, anti-conservative, anti-patriotic,
anti-Republican, anti-American, anti-White, anti-male, anti-older people,
anti-rich people, anti-gun owners, anti-German Americans, anti-draft avoiders,
and/or anti-those whose ancestors have been in America for a long time. They
hint/imply/argue/shout that they determine who goes to heaven and who goes to
hell. They send you to hell if your do not glorify and praise them, pander to
them, serve as one of their operatives, serve as one of their dupes, and/or
give them and/or their church lots of money. By their anti-religious conduct,
they turn people away from religion.) https://www.christianpost.com/news/nobody-has-given-me-a-compelling-reason-to-return-to-church.html
THE HILL
— Can higher ed bill reauthorization close America’s skills gap? – RYAN CRAIG
(DIERSEN: What did you do to qualify yourself for better paying jobs? I earned
a) a job-related bachelor’s degree when I was 21 in 1970 and job-related
master’s degrees when I was 27, 31, and 48, b) job-related professional
certifications when I was 30, 32, 41, 45, 47, and 48, and c) a job-related
professional license when I was 32.) https://thehill.com/opinion/education/466340-can-higher-ed-bill-reauthorization-close-americas-skills-gap
NEW YORK TIMES
— FRONT PAGE HARDCOPY ARTICLE TITLE: A Cash Crunch As Big Donors Pass on Biden
– Shane Goldmacher (DIERSEN: What discourages you from donating money to
candidates? For me, factors include a) their failure/refusal to demonstrate
that they can/will defend/advance the Republican Party platform, b) they, their
donors, their political consultants, their staff, and/or their volunteers
dismissing, belittling, badmouthing, discrediting, insulting, demonizing,
denigrating, condemning, and/or slandering me or my GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails, and
c) their indicating that if they lose, that they will blame me and that they
will blame my GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails. Nevertheless, I give them all my GOPUSA
ILLINOIS emails to read free of charge. GOPUSA ILLINOIS email subscriptions are
worth at least $1,000/year.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/26/us/politics/joe-biden-campaign-fundraising.html
— Your Job Will Never Love You Back – Megan Greenwell (DIERSEN: I should write
a book about what it was like to work for, to work with, and to supervise
federal employees who were anti-Protestant, anti-conservative, anti-Republican,
anti-White, anti-male, anti-older people, anti-rich people, anti-gun owners,
anti-German Americans, anti-draft avoiders, anti-union members, anti-DINKs,
and/or anti-those whose ancestors have been in America for a long time.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/24/business/your-job-will-never-love-you-back.html
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: According to Trump-haters, you can only be a Christian if
you are anti-Trump, anti-Protestant, anti-conservative, anti-patriotic,
anti-Republican, anti-American, anti-White, anti-male, anti-older people,
anti-rich people, anti-gun owners, anti-German Americans, anti-draft avoiders,
and/or anti-those whose ancestors have been in America for a long time. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/26/opinion/sunday/christianity-united-states.html
— DIERSEN HEADLINE: A Trump-hater promotes hatre3d against Trump. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/26/opinion/sunday/trump-cancels-subscription.html
— HARDCOPY ARTICLE TITLE: Who’s Caring for the Caregivers? Too many people
have no choice but to reconfigure their lives around a loved one’s disability.
– Lorene Cary (DIERSEN: My wife and her brother serve as caregivers for their
sister. Sunrise Senior Living ( https://www.sunriseseniorliving.com/communities/sunrise-of-flossmoor/overview.aspx )
serves as the caregiver for my aunt.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/25/opinion/health-care-old-age-disability.html
— The ‘Deep State’ Exists to Battle People Like Trump A merit-based system for
hiring federal employees was created in reaction to the rampant corruption of
the Gilded Age. – Margaret O’Mara (DIERSEN: GAO hired me in 1980 because it
could not find a qualified Democrat, minority, female, younger person, or
veteran who would take the job. IRS hired me in 1971 because it could not find
a qualified Democrat, minority, female, or veteran who would take the job. The
Post Office hired me in 1966 because it could not find a qualified Democrat,
minority, female, or veteran who would take the job.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/26/opinion/sunday/trump-civil-service-deep-state.html
PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE
— NBC says it won’t prevent former employees from speaking publicly about
harassment – BRITTANY SHAMMAS (DIERSEN: My Democrat GAO superiors have always
talked and acted like they want to be charged in court with a) political
affiliation discrimination, b) reverse discrimination, c) age discrimination,
and d) retaliation. They see those charges a) helping them hire and retain
young Democrat minorities and young Democrat females and b) helping them get
rid of their employees who are Republican, White, male, and/or non-veteran who
they did not promote to GS-13 (currently $98,198) by age 25, GS-14 (currently
$116,040) by age 30, GS-15 (currently $136,495) by age 35, and Senior Executive
Service (currently $165,500) by age 40.) https://www.post-gazette.com/ae/tv-radio/2019/10/26/NBC-harassment-NDAs-former-employees/stories/201910260075
FORBES
— Why Underemployment Plagues People With Disabilities Even In A Strong
Economy – Denise Brodey (DIERSEN: My underemployment increased dramatically in
1976, when I was 27 years old and earned an MBA from Loyola. It increased even
more in a) 1979 when I passed the CPA examination on my first attempt, b) 1980
when I earned a master’s degree in accounting from DePaul, c) 1981 when I
passed the Certified Internal Auditor Examination on my first attempt and
became a licensed CPA, d) 1990 when I became a Certified Fraud Examiner, e)
1994 when I became a Certified Government Financial Manager, f) 1996 when I
became a Certified Financial Services Auditor, and g) 1997 when I earned a
master’s degree in financial markets and trading from IIT, became a Forensic
Accountant, and the Democrats who ran GAO forced me to take their early
retirement “offer.”) https://www.forbes.com/sites/denisebrodey/2019/10/26/why-underemployment-plagues-people-with-disabilities-even-in-a-strong-economy/#df668f3693d5
HISTORY NEWS
— The Widening Gap Between the Super-Rich and Other Americans – Dr. Lawrence
Wittner (DIERSEN: My critics/opponents side with the super-rich. My
critics/opponents have always hinted/implied/argued/shouted that I was
overpaid. In today’s dollars, I earned $46,554 when I was 22, $56,945 when I
was 23, $68,897 when I was 24, $82,579 when I was 25, $93,592 when I was 30,
$98,198 when I was 38, and $127,654 when I was 49. In my defense, I earned a) a
job-related bachelor’s degree when I was 21 in 1970 and job-related master’s
degrees when I was 27, 31, and 48, b) job-related professional certifications
when I was 30, 32, 41, 45, 47, and 48, and c) a job-related professional
license when I was 32.) http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/173406 (FROM THE ARTICLE: In
August 2019, the Economic Policy Institute reported that, in 2018, the average
pay of CEOs at America’s 350 top firms hit $17.2 million―an increase, when
adjusted for inflation, of 1,007.5 percent since 1978. By contrast, the typical
worker’s wage, adjusted for inflation, grew by only 11.9 percent over this
40-year period. In 1965, the ratio of CEO-to-worker’s pay stood at 20-to-1; by
2018 (when CEOs received another hefty pay raise and workers received a 0.2
percent pay cut), it had reached 278-to-1. An AFL-CIO study, released in June
2019, had similar findings. Examining compensation at Standard & Poors 500
companies, the labor federation reported that average CEO pay in 2018 had increased
by $5.2 million over the preceding 10 years. This resulted in an average
CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 287-to-1. These figures, of course, are only
averages, and at numerous major corporations, the economic gap between boss and
worker is much greater. According to the AFL-CIO, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio
at Walmart (America’s largest private employer) is 1,076 to 1, at Walt Disney
Company 1,424-to-1, at McDonald’s 2,124-to-1, and at Gap 3,566-to-1. At 49
S&P 500 firms, noted an Institute for Policy Studies report, half the work
force―that is, 3.7 million employees―received wages below the official U.S.
poverty line for a family of four.)
ABC7
— University of Illinois accused of silencing reporters (DIERSEN: My
critics/opponents do not want me to report anything that promotes Trump or the
traditional family, right to life, immigration, Second Amendment, illegal
drugs, or equal opportunity (no race or gender based preference giving) planks
in the Republican Party platform.) https://abc7chicago.com/politics/weekend-watch-university-of-illinois-accused-of-silencing-reporters/5649047/
DAILY HERALD
— As Trump comes to town, which suburban Republicans will join the bandwagon?
– Marni Pyke https://www.dailyherald.com/news/20191026/as-trump-comes-to-town-which-suburban-republicans-will-join-the-bandwagon (FROM THE ARTICLE: Some
normally easy-to-reach Republican state representatives and senators didn’t
return calls asking if they endorse Trump’s reelection or were buying tickets
for the fundraising luncheon Monday starting at $2,800 a person. But Sen. Dan
McConchie, a conservative Hawthorn Woods Republican, said he would be in
Springfield during Trump’s Chicago visit. When asked if he supported Trump’s
reelection, McConchie said, “No comment.” Rep. Allen Skillicorn of
East Dundee, however, was all in. “Most politicians make promises with no
intention to actually fulfill them,” Skillicorn said. “President
Donald Trump is different. He has delivered on most of his promises. I’m
confident his popularity has gone up in the suburbs versus 2016.” State
Sen. Jim Oberweis of Sugar Grove said he supports Trump’s reelection but is not
attending Monday’s events. . .”If they’re looking at a general election in
a swing district, people need to be really careful how they embrace
(Trump),” former Illinois Republican Senate Leader Christine Radogno said.
Illinois Republican Party Chairman Tim Schneider of Bartlett, who will be
attending on Monday, was optimistic local Republicans “will support the
president at almost a 95 percent rate.” Conservative state Rep. David
McSweeney of Barrington Hills intends to back the president over any possible
Democratic nominee, but he won’t be at Monday’s Trump events. “I agree
with President Trump on cutting taxes and deregulation. I don’t agree with him
on everything. For example, I have some disagreements with him on trade and
foreign policy,” McSweeney said, clarifying he opposes the president’s
abrupt decision to pull troops from the Kurdish occupied area of Syria.
Typically when presidents visit, they’re surrounded by top party officials such
as governors, senators and congressional representatives. That won’t happen
this week with Illinois’ Democratic governor, U.S. senators and suburban House
members, although former state Rep. Jeanne Ives of Wheaton hopes to change some
of that party balance. Republican Ives, of Wheaton, who is running in the 6th
Congressional District against first-term U.S. Rep. Sean Casten, supports
Trump’s reelection but has no plans to go to his events on Monday. Asked about
grading his job so far, “it depends on the policy or issue,” said
Ives, who ran for governor in 2018. Trump might not be the only choice for
Illinois voters in the March primary. Former U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh of Mundelein
is running for the Republican nomination, although with just $115,000 in his
coffers it’s a long shot, said Republican strategist Aaron Del Mar. The
Palatine Township Republican committeeman, a friend of Walsh’s, is not only
solidly in the Trump camp, but he’s selling tickets for the fundraiser.
“I’m not a 100 percent for everything the president says,” Del Mar
said.)
FOX NEWS
— John Kelly warned of impeachment for Trump if he hired ‘yes man’: ‘I feel
bad that I left’ – Melissa Leon (DIERSEN: No one has ever accused me of being a
yes-man. If I had been a yes-man, the federal government would have promoted me
into its Senior Executive Service long before I was 40 years old. Yes-men help
the federal government get rid of its employees who are Republican, White,
male, and/or non-veteran who did not make GS-13 (currently $98,198) by age 25,
GS-14 (currently $116,040) by age 30, GS-15 (currently $136,495) by age 35, and
Senior Executive Service (currently $165,500) by age 40.) https://www.foxnews.com/politics/john-kelly-warning-trump-impeachment
FORBES
— The Bitter Truth About Why People Fail To Succeed In Their Jobs – Terina
Allen (DIERSEN: My critics/opponents falsely deny that while I worked for the
federal government for almost 30 years 1966-1969 and 1971-1997, that virtually
all my superiors, supervisors, coworkers, and subordinates were Democrat,
minority, female, and/or veteran. My critics/opponents falsely deny that while
I worked for GAO 1980-1997, the agency was almost always under promotion
freezes, that it shrank from about 6,000 employees to about 3,000 employees,
and that it suffered tremendous budget cuts during the mid-1990s. My
critics/opponents falsely argue that my superiors in the federal government
were never under pressure from Democrat politicians a) to hire, retain, and
promote young Democrat minorities and young Democrat females or b) to make way
for them by getting rid of their employees who were Republican, White, male,
and/or non-veteran and who they had not promoted to GS-13 (currently $98,198)
by age 25, GS-14 (currently $116,040) by age 30, GS-15 (currently $136,495) by
age 35, and Senior Executive Service (currently $165,500) by age 40. My
critics/opponents falsely dent that extremely few federal employees make the
aforesaid promotion deadlines. My critics/opponents falsely argue that my
Democrat superiors in the federal government did not take adverse actions
against me a) because I complained about political affiliation discrimination, reverse
discrimination, age discrimination, and retaliation or b) because I became an
active member in a class action lawsuit in 1988 that charged them with reverse
discrimination, age discrimination, and retaliation.) https://www.forbes.com/sites/terinaallen/2019/10/26/the-bitter-truth-about-why-people-fail-to-succeed-in-their-jobs/#185436294c46 (FROM THE ARTICLE: I
asked the group of about 200 to share the “real” reasons that they either
fired, refused to promote or downgraded a performance review on an employee
within the prior two years. This is an aggregate list (in order of number of
responses) for what they provided. Employees were fired, not promoted or rated
poorly because they 1. didn’t seem to fit with the team, or they didn’t “mesh”
in with the organizational culture.)
THRIVE GLOBAL
— How to Survive an Emotionally-Demanding Job – Thomas Oppong (DIERSEN: In
retrospect, I am amazed that I survived for almost 30 years working for the
Democrats who run the federal government. I never would have been able to do
that if I had not earned a) a job-related bachelor’s degree when I was 21 in
1970 and job-related master’s degrees when I was 27, 31, and 48, b) job-related
professional certifications when I was 30, 32, 41, 45, 47, and 48, and c) a
job-related professional license when I was 32. My superiors were always under
tremendous pressure from Democrat politicians to get rid of their employees who
shared my demographics.) https://thriveglobal.com/stories/burnout-age-survive-emotionally-demanding-job-productivity-wellness-wellbeing/
MEDIA POST
— Publishers Decry Facebook’s Power As Social Network Generates Traffic – Rob
Williams (DIERSEN: My GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails drive lots traffic to certain
websites. What do you say to owners of certain of those websites a) who force
me to pay them to have access to their websites and/or b) who do not want me to
drive traffic to their websites? I should write a book about the aforesaid
website owners. I would focus on those who state that they operate their
website to make a profit, but in fact, they operate their website to promote
the Democrat, Libertarian, and/or Green political parties.) https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/342220/publishers-decry-facebooks-power-as-social-networ.html (FROM THE ARTICLE:
Benioff, who also is CEO of software firm Salesforce, likened Facebook to
cigarettes for having addictive powers and harmful effects on kids.
“Facebook is addictive, it’s not good for you, they’re after your kids,
they’re running political ads that aren’t true … and they’re also acquiring
other companies and co-mingling data those companies have on their users into
theirs for more power,” he said in an interview with CNN. Benioff isn’t
the only media executive who has criticized Facebook. Rupert Murdoch, the News
Corp. CEO whose political affiliations are the opposite of Benioff’s, also
wants to rein in Facebook. Murdoch is dependent on the social network’s power
to drive web traffic. His Fox News website generated more Facebook
“engagements” than any other publisher during the third quarter,
according to analytics firm NewsWhip. Those engagements keep people glued to
Facebook, which is problematic for publishers that want to monetize their own
audiences. Facebook reportedly is addressing this issue by offering cash
payments to publishers whose articles appear in its news section, but it
remains to be seen how lucrative that source of revenue will be.)
GOPUSA
— Maxine Waters chastises Facebook’s Zuckerberg for providing a ‘platform to
lie, mislead and misinform the American people’ http://www.gopusa.com/?p=78273
— Rule of law undermined in the United States – Richard W. Rahn http://www.gopusa.com/?p=78200
— Gutter politics prevail http://www.gopusa.com/?p=78247
— Ocasio-Cortez dings ‘predominantly white’ areas for hurricanes that killed
minorities http://www.gopusa.com/?p=78286
— GOP senators float bill to move 90% of jobs in 10 federal departments
outside D.C. (DIERSEN: I worked for the Democrats who ran GAO’s Chicago office
1980-1997. I worked for the Democrats who ran IRS’s Chicago office 1971-1980.) http://www.gopusa.com/?p=78270
DAILY SIGNAL
— The Left’s Dangerous Assault on Free Speech – Arthur Milikh (DIERSEN: As the
Milton Township Republican Central Committee (MTRCC) member with the best
meeting and fundraiser attendance record by far since 1999, from what I see, ever-increasingly,
the overwhelming majority of MTRCC members want the MTRCC officers to stop me
from sending out GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails, and failing that, stop everyone from
reading GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails. What does that say about the overwhelming
majority of MTRCC members?) https://www.dailysignal.com/2019/10/24/the-lefts-dangerous-assault-on-free-speech/
NEW YORK TIMES
— The Trump Impeachment Inquiry: Latest Updates (DIERSEN: Have you ever been
“under investigation?” To get rid of me, my Democrat IRS superiors
had me “under investigation” 1974-1977. SEE GAO DECISION: http://www.gao.gov/products/463866 During
the 1970s, IRS purposely kept its definition of “commuting area” vague so that
it could use it to punish or to reward its employees. When my IRS Democrat
superiors succeeded in getting rid of the IRS manager who had promoted me in
1972, 1973, and 1974, they used a narrow definition of “commuting area” to
disallow my partial day per diem claims. They hinted/implied/argued that my
partial day per diem claims were fraudulent. Needless-to-say, that ended my IRS
career. They would not have done that if I had been a Democrat, a minority, a
female, or a veteran.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/23/us/politics/trump-impeachment-news.html
WALL STREET JOURNAL
— Sanders Campaign Says Winning Democratic Nomination Requires New Voters
Vermont senator’s team is focused on demographics that generally vote at lower
rates than older, wealthier, white voters – Eliza Collins (DIERSEN: Democrats
shout at “new voters” that Republicans are White supremacists, Nazis,
KKK members, haters, racists, sexists, bigots, and even worse things who should
be gotten rid of once and for all. Democrats shout at “new voters”
that Democrats use government a) to take money and opportunities away from the
following and b) to give that money and those opportunities to “new
voters:” those who are Trump supporters, Protestant, conservative, patriotic,
Republican, American, White, male, older, non-poor, gun owners, German
American, draft avoiders, and those whose ancestors have been in America for a
long time.) https://www.wsj.com/articles/sanders-campaign-says-winning-democratic-nomination-requires-new-voters-11571851516
DAILY HERALD
— Facebook shouldn’t be political speech police – Byron York (DIERSEN: My
critics/opponents want to police my GOPUSA ILLINOIS emails. But failing that,
they want Facebook, Google, ABC7, NBC5, CBS2, Fox News Chicago, Chicago Tribune,
Chicago Sun-Times, Daily Herald, Crain’s Chicago Business, Wheaton Leader,
Illinois Republican Party (IRP), DuPage County Republican Central Committee,
Milton Township Republican Central Committee (MTRCC), Wheaton, Glen Ellyn,
Milton Township, DuPage County, Illinois, etc. to police my GOPUSA ILLINOIS
emails. They want me to stop promoting Trump and to stop me from promoting the
traditional family, right to life, immigration, Second Amendment, illegal
drugs, equal opportunity (no race or gender based preference giving), and other
planks in the IRP and Republican Party platforms. They want me to stop
promoting the MTRCC resolution against video gambling. They want me to promote
Walsh, Weld, Sanford, dependency on government, dependency on charity, LGBTQ
activity, abortion, mass/illegal immigration, abolition of the First and Second
Amendments, booze, gambling, pot, and other vices, patronage, political
affiliation discrimination, reverse discrimination, age discrimination,
retaliation, and even worse things.) https://www.dailyherald.com/discuss/20191024/facebook-shouldnt-be-political-speech-police
POLITICO ILLINOIS
— Some Florida Republicans are nudging state Sen. Jim Oberweis to run for the
congressional seat in the Sunshine state now held by Rep. Francis Rooney, who
announced his retirement over the weekend. Oberweis has a home in Florida, so
while far-fetched, the idea isn’t totally impossible. “There’s a push from
Republicans in that district. All he’d have to do is move down there and he’d
win,” Oberweis’ spokesman Travis Akin said. But Oberweis is focused on the
Republican nomination for Illinois’ 14th Congressional District, the seat now
held by Democratic Rep. Lauren Underwood. “Jim’s in good shape to win the
primary,” said Akin, adding Oberweis sees Underwood as “a formidable candidate
with a substantial war chest.” That primary may not be a piece of cake either.
Oberweis faces state Sen. Sue Rezin, futures trader Ted Gradel, human resources
manager Daniel Malouf, former Kendall County GOP Chairman James Marter and
newcomer Catalina Lauf. In an interesting Florida twist, Oberweis will be at
Maggiano’s in Oak Brook on Friday for a fundraiser with headliner Marco Rubio,
the U.S. senator and former presidential candidate from FLORIDA. . .Vice
President Mike Pence was in Waukegan on Wednesday, visiting the Uline packaging
materials company founded by GOP donors Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein. Pence
spoke at the event about the proposed U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement — aka NAFTA
2.0. The VP was supposed to have visited Michigan’s Upper Peninsula earlier in
the day, but instead flew to Washington to stand by President Donald Trump for
his statement on Syria where he lifted sanctions the U.S. imposed on Turkey
just last week. Spotted at the Waukegan gathering: GOP Senate candidate Mark
Curran and state Sen. Jim Oberweis (25th). – Shia Kapos https://www.politico.com/newsletters/illinois-playbook/2019/10/24/lightfoots-budget-bonanza-florida-gop-courts-oberweis-pences-pit-stop-487505
WASHINGTON FREE BEACON
— Poll: Majority of Americans Want First Amendment Rewritten 51 percent of
Millennials want fines or jail time for ‘hate speech’ – Collin Anderson
(DIERSEN: According to Democrats, hate speech is any speech that does not
promote Democrats, minorities, females, younger people, LGBTQers, veterans,
citizens of foreign countries, poor people, non-Protestants, liberals,
moderates, non-gun owners, non-German Americans, and/or those whose ancestors
have not been in America for a long time.) https://freebeacon.com/issues/poll-majority-of-americans-want-first-amendment-rewritten/
NEW YORK TIMES
— FRONT PAGE TOP OF FOLD: Trump’s War on the ‘Deep State’ Turns Against Him
The impeachment inquiry is in some ways the culmination of a battle between the
president and the government institutions he distrusted and disparaged. – Peter
Baker, Lara Jakes, Julian E. Barnes, Sharon LaFraniere and Edward Wong
(DIERSEN: My Democrat superiors in the federal government painted me as being a
member of a Republican deep state. They blamed me for the problems that they
had recruiting and retaining qualified young Democrat minorities and qualified
young Democrat women. They blamed me for their problems in recruiting and
retaining those who were non-Protestant, non-German American, and those whose
ancestors have not been in America for a long time. My Democrat GAO superiors
painted me as being the leader of the Republican deep state in GAO’s Chicago
office.) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/23/us/politics/trump-deep-state-impeachment.html
WALL STREET JOURNAL
— Senate Blocks Democrats’ Attempt to Loosen Cap on State, Local Tax
Deductions The vote, mostly along party lines, shows challenge on making
changes to the SALT-deduction cap – Richard Rubin (DIERSEN: Trump should
increase the $10,000 SALT cap to $20,000 for married filing jointly.) https://www.wsj.com/articles/senate-blocks-democrats-attempt-to-loosen-cap-on-state-local-tax-deductions-11571863494
— Trump Education Official to Resign and Call for Mass Student-Loan
Forgiveness – Josh Mitchell (DIERSEN: Of course, the most pressure will be to
forgive student loans for those who are Democrat, minority, female, younger,
LGBTQers, veteran, non-Protestant, non-citizen, liberal, moderate, poor,
non-gun owner, non-German American, ancestors have not been in America for a
long time, anti-Trump, anti-Protestant, anti-conservative, anti-patriotic,
anti-Republican, anti-American, anti-White, anti-male, anti-older people,
anti-rich people, anti-gun owners, anti-German Americans, anti-draft avoiders,
and/or anti-those whose ancestors have been in America for a long time.) https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-education-official-to-resign-and-call-for-mass-student-loan-forgiveness-11571909400
— California’s Tax-the-Rich Boomerang A new study shows the 2012 tax hike
drove high earners from the state. – Editorial https://www.wsj.com/articles/californias-tax-the-rich-boomerang-11571697967
SCALEUP USA
— Federal Career Accelerator College Students – Work with the Federal
Government! Did you know that the US federal government is the largest employer
in the US and funds the employment of over 9 million Americans? Yet, according
to a recent federal survey, employees younger than 30 represent just 6 percent
of the federal workforce! (DIERSEN: Potential federal employees who are
Republican, White, male, and/or non-veteran should be advised that the federal
government will waste their careers and get rid of them if they do not make
GS-13 (currently $98,198) by age 25, GS-14 (currently $116,040) by age 30,
GS-15 (currently $136,495) by age 35, and Senior Executive Service (currently
$165,500) by age 40 and that extremely few federal employees make the aforesaid
promotion deadlines. Potential federal employees who are Republican, White,
male, and/or non-veteran should consider how the federal government wasted Dave
Diersen’s career and a) wasted his job-related bachelor’s degree that he earned
when he was 21 in 1970 and the job-related master’s degrees that he earned when
he was 27, 31, and 48, b) wasted his job-related professional certifications
that he earned when he was 30, 32, 41, 45, 47, and 48, c) wasted his
job-related professional license that he earned when he was 32, and d) wasted
his knowledge of IRS that he gained working for IRS almost 9 years. Potential
federal employees who are Republican, White, male, and/or non-veteran should
consider how the federal government forced Diersen to take early retirement in
1997 when he was 49 years old.) https://www.scaleupusa.xyz/pages/federal-career-accelerator-for-college-students
WASHINGTON TIMES
— Hannity: ‘Sad’ Romney embraces ‘media friends’ who called him racist, sexist
in 2012 (DIERSEN: I should write a book about my critics/opponents, their
operatives, and their dupes who claim to be religious, conservative, and/or
Republican, but who glorify and praise and pander to the Democrat news
media.) https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/oct/23/sean-hannity-sad-mitt-romney-embraces-media-friend/
CAMPUS REFORM
— Harvard groups encourage student paper to ignore journalism ethics in
stories involving ICE – Chris Trick https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=13904
ABC NEWS
— Three fifths of workers have witnessed workplace discrimination, study finds
– Justin Boggs (DIERSEN: While I worked for GAO 1980-1997, it became
ever-increasingly obvious that the Democrats who ran the agency wanted to get
rid of their employees who were Republican, White, male, and/or non-veteran who
they had not promoted to GS-13 (currently $98,198) by age 25, GS-14 (currently
$116,040) by age 30, GS-15 (currently $136,495) by age 35, and Senior Executive
Service (currently $165,500) by age 40.) https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/national/three-fifths-of-workers-have-witnessed-workplace-discrimination-study-finds
FEDERAL TIMES
— Can agencies improve hiring by letting current feds in on the process? –
Jessie Bur (DIERSEN: GAO hired me in 1980 because it could not find a qualified
Democrat, minority, female, younger person, or veteran who would take the job.
IRS hired me in 1971 because it could not find a qualified Democrat, minority,
female, or veteran who would take the job. The Post Office hired me in 1966
because it could not find a qualified Democrat, minority, female, or veteran
who would take the job.) https://www.federaltimes.com/management/hr/2019/10/23/can-agencies-improve-hiring-by-letting-current-feds-in-on-the-process/
