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MMDad said:He's probably out in the dumpster getting some "campaign donations" for lunch.
hahahaha.....maybe he was smart enough to go to the soup kitchen.... ?
MMDad said:He's probably out in the dumpster getting some "campaign donations" for lunch.
RoseRed said:Why don't you call the paper and ask for an interview so your constituents know where you stand. I would love to read that article.
SAHRAB said:What/who should we believe??
A homeless, DEADBEAT, LeftTwit Tard, Public Nuisance, Vandalistic Moron....
or the fact that the Families were on Public Assistance while waiting for other DEADBEATS (JUST LIKE YOU) to pay their Support Payments?
What part of this do you not understand?!! Of the total, $240,000 went to the children's families, and the rest went to state and federal governments to help repay the cost of public assistance during the time that support payments were not available, state officials said.JPC said:I did contact the local news on December 19, 2005, the same day that I registered as a Democrat for 29B, and I did give an interview for SOMD, News, by Alan Brody, and it was in the Enterprise the following publication. I was told by one of my brothers that the article was published in all the areas papers but I only saw the Enterprise.
The article told about my 5 plus years of jail / prison time and other tidbits like spray painting. I liked the report. Honesty and openess and truth are my friends. I take pride in my civil disobedience against legalized stealing.
The State taking that $210,000. of child support and did not give it to the children does anger me too. When I get elected then Annapolis will here about it too as this is done with Maryland child support too.
JPC said:I did contact the local news on December 19, 2005, the same day that I registered as a Democrat for 29B, and I did give an interview for SOMD, News, by Alan Brody, and it was in the Enterprise the following publication. I was told by one of my brothers that the article was published in all the areas papers but I only saw the Enterprise.
The article told about my 5 plus years of jail / prison time and other tidbits like spray painting. I liked the report. Honesty and openess and truth are my friends. I take pride in my civil disobedience against legalized stealing.
The State taking that $210,000. of child support and did not give it to the children does anger me too. When I get elected then Annapolis will here about it too as this is done with Maryland child support too.
harleygirl said:What part of this do you not understand?!! Of the total, $240,000 went to the children's families, and the rest went to state and federal governments to help repay the cost of public assistance during the time that support payments were not available, state officials said.
If I borrowed money from you, do you not expect to be paid back??
MMDad said:The article shows that you lied. You have not reported where you got the money that you have spent on your candidacy.
JPC said:You do have a point there. I do have on record with the State Election Board that my campaign will only use up to $1,000.
I do not know why they did not report that.
let me see if i can splain it to you so you can understand.JPC said:I take pride in my civil disobedience against legalized stealing.
The State taking that $210,000. of child support and did not give it to the children does anger me too. When I get elected then Annapolis will here about it too as this is done with Maryland child support too.
JPC said:I did contact the local news on December 19, 2005, the same day that I registered as a Democrat for 29B, and I did give an interview for SOMD, News, by Alan Brody, and it was in the Enterprise the following publication. I was told by one of my brothers that the article was published in all the areas papers but I only saw the Enterprise.
The article told about my 5 plus years of jail / prison time and other tidbits like spray painting. I liked the report. Honesty and openess and truth are my friends. I take pride in my civil disobedience against legalized stealing.
The State taking that $210,000. of child support and did not give it to the children does anger me too. When I get elected then Annapolis will here about it too as this is done with Maryland child support too.
MMDad said:What legislation will you write? What code or rule changes will you propose? Who will you get to vote for you?
You have to be one of the most ignorant people I have ever had the misfortune to encounter.JPC said:Believe the very first post on this thread that said the State took over 40 percent of the loot for themself and did not give it out as child support.
The State pocketed $210,000. out of $450,000. of the so-called child support.
2ndAmendment said:.....
Let us try this one more time for the obviously mentally handicapped.
During the period of time that the Maine JPC's did not pay child support, the government took $210,000 from the taxpayers like me to pay to support their children. The law allows the government to recover that money from the JPC's if they ever get any money. This group of JPC's got some money. There was $210,000 that the government has already paid that it got from the taxpayers for the support of the children of the JPC's so the government took that money so now $210,000 spent plus $210,000 assessed and garnished is a net yield of $0 for the government. The JPC's still owed $240,000 for the support of their children, so the state garnished the JPC's money and gave $240,000 to the children to whom the JPC's owed. Net to the government, $0.00. And if you can't see that, I certainly don't want you anywhere near Annapolis. There are already too many people in the legislature that don't know anything about math, economics, or common sense.
So if God kills a kitten every time JPC writes something dumb, to date, 126 kittens have been killed?ylexot said:...this is for you.
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harleygirl said:... ... ... AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) -- Nearly 300 people who were awarded more than $450,000 in a class action lawsuit over jailhouse strip searches handed the money back to the state to pay child support and related debts.
Former prisoners who believed they were illegally strip searched between 1996 and 2004 at the York County Jail were awarded $3.3 million in the 1,350-member, class-action settlement.
State officials discovered that 284 plaintiffs owed child support, and working with the state attorney general's office and U.S. District Court, recovered $463,000.
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MMDad said:What legislation will you write? What code or rule changes will you propose?
No, you are asking to be hired to do a job for us, your employers. We want to know what you plan to do during your job. You're making claims, we're callingJPC said:The Election will set the mandate. The rest is trivial technicalities.
I understand, You have spent too many years in jail to fully understand how this whole election thing works.JPC said:The Election will set the mandate. The rest is trivial technicalities.
MMDad What legislation will you write? What code or rule changes will you propose?