Change it to three things – see below. By: Diane Benjamin Sometimes I see local news on Facebook and just assume the local press will report it. I don’t think they reported this one: State Farm on pace to lose car-insurance crown If recent trends persist, Geico will overtake State Farm as the country’s largest […]
By: Diane Benjamin Short meeting last night, there was nothing worth writing about in advance. Off course the meeting was.more interesting than the agenda predicted. One public comment speaker couldn’t understand why time wasn’t extended for cannabis comments when it had been extended previously for other items. That’s too easy: Nobody had anything new to […]
By: Diane Benjamin Jenn Carrillo is giving taxpayers a close up look at what tyranny looks like. If you don’t agree with her agenda, she will call out her minions. Her buddies at Black Lives Matter called the Council racist: BLM statement Quote: And when you knowingly and continuously pass policies that perpetuate harm […]
Brief recap of tonight’s cannabis discussion: The city radicals lost on everything but dispensaries. No on-site consumption, no other type of businesses for now. Jenn Carrillo constantly spoke when not being recognized and then attempted to insult the other aldermen who didn’t agree with her social justice agenda. Crabill was right with her. Crabill.quoted studies.that […]
By: Diane Benjamin https://www.cityblm.org/Home/ShowDocument?id=23513 EAC is the employees – this time doing the chili cook off. I like how the expense is charged to Community Relations, the community wasn’t invited. Martin Luther King’s dream is now officially dead. Black Administrators need their own forum, the color of someone’s skin must somehow make them want things […]
By: Diane Benjamin Last night the Planning Commission approved onsite use of cannabis. That makes cannabis just like a bar! Where are the bars? Downtown! Users will flock downtown to smoke weed inside even though cigarettes have been banned for years. Maybe some snack shops will open to satisfy the munchies of the participants. Jenn […]
By: Diane Benjamin When I was at the Bloomington City Council meeting last night I noticed numerous people wearing shirts with Boitnott Strong written on the back. I asked one of them what it meant. A representative of the group spoke after Kirk Allen at Public Comment. A Public Works employee has just been diagnosed […]
