It’s futile.

From a Claremont Conservative post date 3/5 in regard to Delahunt’s retirement:

“it gives me a lot of pleasure to say that I was right”

Something is deeply wrong with this kid and it seems that the best we can do is pat him on the head and keep him away from sharp objects.

He’s kind of like the the infant in the backseat with the plastic toy steering wheel who insists that he is in control of the vehicle — you just kind of have to let him think he’s right so he’ll be quiet.

It’s futile.

From a Claremont Conservative post date 3/5 in regard to Delahunt’s retirement:

“it gives me a lot of pleasure to say that I was right”

Something is deeply wrong with this kid and it seems that the best we can do is pat him on the head and keep him away from sharp objects.

He’s kind of like the the infant in the backseat with the plastic toy steering wheel who insists that he is in control of the vehicle — you just kind of have to let him think he’s right so he’ll be quiet.

On the Loose is a group that supports and plans outdoor activities.

The budget for Under the Lights was, during my term, precisely what it had been for at least the previous two years. This was exactly enough to put on the two major productions they do each year. As president of the club, I requested a budget increase, to account for increased costs from our staging vendors, but the budgeting committee denied my request (yes, the same committee of which I was chairman). Does this qualify as “gross political patronage” in your mind?

I don’t know which budget you’re referencing with regard to being over-budget or with retained earnings (as I hope you know, these are in fact, opposite situations, so I’m not sure how you have them confused). We did, in fact, have approximately $78,000 in retained earnings from the previous administration. We analyzed previous years’ budgets to learn where money was used most effectively, and redistributed the $78,000 to those funds. We also slashed 5-C club budgets by 35%, because we had plenty of evidence that they did not sufficiently support activities for CMC students.

You pretend to know quite a bit about ASCMC, but your facts are often wrong, largely because they’re based on rumors and grumblings in the community with which you choose to surround yourself. You can continue to make unfounded assertions about ASCMC budgets, but I will continue to refute them with facts. I mean, come on… it’s difficult to take you seriously when you accuse my budget of being 27 times what it was and refer to gross political patronage for arts clubs that aren’t even arts clubs.

On the Loose is a group that supports and plans outdoor activities.

The budget for Under the Lights was, during my term, precisely what it had been for at least the previous two years. This was exactly enough to put on the two major productions they do each year. As president of the club, I requested a budget increase, to account for increased costs from our staging vendors, but the budgeting committee denied my request (yes, the same committee of which I was chairman). Does this qualify as “gross political patronage” in your mind?

I don’t know which budget you’re referencing with regard to being over-budget or with retained earnings (as I hope you know, these are in fact, opposite situations, so I’m not sure how you have them confused). We did, in fact, have approximately $78,000 in retained earnings from the previous administration. We analyzed previous years’ budgets to learn where money was used most effectively, and redistributed the $78,000 to those funds. We also slashed 5-C club budgets by 35%, because we had plenty of evidence that they did not sufficiently support activities for CMC students.

You pretend to know quite a bit about ASCMC, but your facts are often wrong, largely because they’re based on rumors and grumblings in the community with which you choose to surround yourself. You can continue to make unfounded assertions about ASCMC budgets, but I will continue to refute them with facts. I mean, come on… it’s difficult to take you seriously when you accuse my budget of being 27 times what it was and refer to gross political patronage for arts clubs that aren’t even arts clubs.

I stopped reading at that point. God you are stupid.

I stopped reading at that point. God you are stupid.