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BS bring up "real facts" but he gives us only one out of five sentences that's even close to a "real fact", the one I didn't underline.   In that one you have to substitute "lobbying" for "consulting"  to get a factual sentence.


Well, since I know and speak contractual law, which you have demonstrated you know nothing about, you just insulted Stanley's in Muscatine for all that diatribe you posted about them in an earlier post! LMAO! Stanley's is laundering bribes and creating hundreds of jobs by winning contracts in Muscatine! Right? So, when Stanley's are consulting...they really are lobbying; right? Afterall, mr. mallcontent is the expert on Stanley's here; right?


Can anyone follow this?   Who posted any diatribe about Stanleys (why the apostrophy?)?   I made a distinction between consusltant and lobbyist but BS seems to want to make it seem like I made them mean the same.

I'll take that title of expert.   If BS thinks I qualify, I'm sure I do.

Now can BS show us why we should believe he can "speak contractual law"? 

To msmal:

BB wrote : 4/26

... in 2009, his consulting firm was hired by Growth Energy and was paid a reported $312,500.00 for their consulting services.

Mallory wrote : 4/28

BS brings up "real facts" but he gives us only one out of five sentences that's even close to a "real fact" the one I didn't underline. In that one you have to substitute "lobbying" for "consulting" to get a factual statement.

justcurious wrote: 4/28

So don't say that Newt was lobbying when indeed his firm was paid for consulting . . . Lobbying and consulting are not interchangable . . .

Mallory wrote: 428

. . . I made a distinction between consultant and lobbyist but BS seemns to want to make it seem like I made them mean the same

 

So, tp/mallory, just exactly where did you make that distinction? I went thru every post/every word and you have never explained why one would substitute lobbying for consulting to make a factual statement. Please explain this to me.

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To msmal:

BB wrote : 4/26

... in 2009, his consulting firm was hired by Growth Energy and was paid a reported $312,500.00 for their consulting services.

Mallory wrote : 4/28

BS brings up "real facts" but he gives us only one out of five sentences that's even close to a "real fact" the one I didn't underline. In that one you have to substitute "lobbying" for "consulting" to get a factual statement.

justcurious wrote: 4/28

So don't say that Newt was lobbying when indeed his firm was paid for consulting . . . Lobbying and consulting are not interchangable . . .

Mallory wrote: 428

. . . I made a distinction between consultant and lobbyist but BS seemns to want to make it seem like I made them mean the same

 

So, tp/mallory, just exactly where did you make that distinction? I went thru every post/every word and you have never explained why one would substitute lobbying for consulting to make a factual statement. Please explain this to me.


I don't think Newt was paid the $300,000 for his consulting.   I think he was paid for his lobbying.   Therefore it's appropriate to make the substitution.

To msmal:

BB wrote : 4/26

... in 2009, his consulting firm was hired by Growth Energy and was paid a reported $312,500.00 for their consulting services.

Mallory wrote : 4/28

BS brings up "real facts" but he gives us only one out of five sentences that's even close to a "real fact" the one I didn't underline. In that one you have to substitute "lobbying" for "consulting" to get a factual statement.

justcurious wrote: 4/28

So don't say that Newt was lobbying when indeed his firm was paid for consulting . . . Lobbying and consulting are not interchangable . . .

Mallory wrote: 428

. . . I made a distinction between consultant and lobbyist but BS seemns to want to make it seem like I made them mean the same

 

So, tp/mallory, just exactly where did you make that distinction? I went thru every post/every word and you have never explained why one would substitute lobbying for consulting to make a factual statement. Please explain this to me.


I don't think Newt was paid the $300,000 for his consulting.   I think he was paid for his lobbying.   Therefore it's appropriate to make the substitution.


So you THINK Newt was paid for lobbying, not consulting and that is the distinction? I would appreciate a link to show where this info comes from - fact or fantasy.

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