Pelosi's bad hair day

[Harel13]

Less than two hours later, Jonathan DeNardo, the stylist who blew out Pelosi's hair, released a statement through an attorney contradicting Kious.

The statement says the law firm is in possession of photographs and videotape that show that Kious has been operating her salon in violation of state and local restrictions since April. The statement also says that Kious authorized Pelosi coming to the salon for her blow out, and that she was critical of the House speaker because she erroneously believed Pelosi was behind the restrictions that shut down her salon. (The rules were put in place by Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed.)

This answers either of my questions how exactly?
That is, how does this explain Pelosi's actions?

 

[Quintessence]

In related news, our "president" is weakening standards for water efficiency of showerheads the flow rate is inadequate to wash his "beautiful hair."

The President's quest for 'perfect' hair starts with the shower - CNNPolitics

Looser standards for showerheads could send a lot of water and money down the drain

 

[Fool]

It just seems a little cold that she would so eagerly throw the little people at the salon under the bus, rather than just take her lickings... It's like something you would expect from a corrupt, 1980'S USSR official, rather than an honest American.

someone little leaked the photos. you don't throw someone under the bus and not expected to get dragged into it.


you reap what you sow. justice is blind to qualifiers but not to actions.

 

[Fool]

This answers either of my questions how exactly?
That is, how does this explain Pelosi's actions?

its entrapment

 

[Augustus]

I'm unaware of the president throwing small business owners under the bus... Everyday people who have invested their lives in their business.

Stormy Daniels was presumably a self-employed small business owner given her line of work

 

[Revoltingest]

Apparently, the salon owner has been getting death threats, and people are threatening to burn her shop down.

Nancy Pelosi Gets Snippy Over Hair Appointment 'Setup': 'Salon Owes Me An Apology'

Interesting.
All she did was get caught with her hand caught in the cookie jar.
It's quite a minor abuse of privilege...especially compared to how
she once used military gets at great cost (to taxpayers) instead of
commercial airlines.
But her angry blaming of the owner has generated threats of violence.
In this climate, that's a real possibility. Getting extra-legal hair service
isn't the big problem. Pelosi might have been unaware it was illegal.
Tis her irresponsible blaming & putting at risk the owner.

So.....does Pelosi claim that the owner is lying about it?
https://nypost.com/2020/09/03/salon-owner-denies-that-nancy-pelosi-hair-appointment-was-a-setup/

 

[Stevicus]

Interesting.
All she did was get caught with her hand caught in the cookie jar.
It's quite a minor abuse of privilege...especially compared to how
she once used military gets at great cost (to taxpayers) instead of
commercial airlines.
But her angry blaming of the owner has generated threats of violence.
In this climate, that's a real possibility. Getting extra-legal hair service
isn't the big problem. Pelosi might have been unaware it was illegal.
Tis her irresponsible blaming & putting at risk the owner.

So.....does Pelosi claim that the owner is lying about it?
https://nypost.com/2020/09/03/salon-owner-denies-that-nancy-pelosi-hair-appointment-was-a-setup/

Yes, the death threats put a bad taint on what would otherwise be a silly story.

Besides, both the Senate and the House have their own barber shops. So, she could have gone there instead.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...fc17ba-16cf-11ea-8406-df3c54b3253e_story.html

The Senate Has Its Own Longstanding, Secretive Basement Barbershop | DCist

 

[Revoltingest]

Yes, the death threats put a bad taint on what would otherwise be a silly story.

Besides, both the Senate and the House have their own barber shops. So, she could have gone there instead.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...fc17ba-16cf-11ea-8406-df3c54b3253e_story.html

The Senate Has Its Own Longstanding, Secretive Basement Barbershop | DCist

Is "Senate Hair Care" for when someone has a bad case of "Senate hair"?

 

[Windwalker]

Less than two hours later, Jonathan DeNardo, the stylist who blew out Pelosi's hair, released a statement through an attorney contradicting Kious.

The statement says the law firm is in possession of photographs and videotape that show that Kious has been operating her salon in violation of state and local restrictions since April. The statement also says that Kious authorized Pelosi coming to the salon for her blow out, and that she was critical of the House speaker because she erroneously believed Pelosi was behind the restrictions that shut down her salon. (The rules were put in place by Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed.)

So, in other words, yes Pelosi was set up.

 

[metis]

Pelosi calls controversial salon incident a 'setup'





They were really talking it up on the radio this morning about this. Nancy Pelosi got her hair done and she didn't wear a mask part of the time.

So, I wonder what they'll call this. "Salon-gate"?

"What's good for the goose is good for the gander", so she shouldn't have gone and then blame it on a "set-up".

 

[Revoltingest]

Sadly, no surprise there.

Also no surprise....
The immediate & arrival of posters to make it about Trump.

 

[Polymath257]

Could you give us a real example, please..

OK, his criticism of governors, who were attempting to do something about this virus, when he was not helping at all and making the situation worse in almost every way.

How about making a hero out of someone that shot and killed two people while severely injuring another? Sort of throws those who disagree with his policies under the bus, huh?

How about using the military against peaceful protestors so he could do a publicity stunt?

How about flaming the sources of racism and bigotry instead of attempting to clam them?

At almost every point, he throws people under the bus for his own ambitions and never takes any responsibility for the messes he leaves. All you need to do is watch the news any day and you will see an example.

 

[BSM1]

OK, his criticism of governors, who were attempting to do something about this virus, when he was not helping at all and making the situation worse in almost every way.

How about making a hero out of someone that shot and killed two people while severely injuring another? Sort of throws those who disagree with his policies under the bus, huh?

How about using the military against peaceful protestors so he could do a publicity stunt?

How about flaming the sources of racism and bigotry instead of attempting to clam them?

At almost every point, he throws people under the bus for his own ambitions and never takes any responsibility for the messes he leaves. All you need to do is watch the news any day and you will see an example.

This the best you can do?

 

[BSM1]

Less than two hours later, Jonathan DeNardo, the stylist who blew out Pelosi's hair, released a statement through an attorney contradicting Kious.

The statement says the law firm is in possession of photographs and videotape that show that Kious has been operating her salon in violation of state and local restrictions since April. The statement also says that Kious authorized Pelosi coming to the salon for her blow out, and that she was critical of the House speaker because she erroneously believed Pelosi was behind the restrictions that shut down her salon. (The rules were put in place by Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed.)

Soo...you sayin' Pelosi was stupid as well as greedy, privileged, and insensitive?

 

[Harel13]

Also no surprise....
The immediate & arrival of posters to make it about Trump.

A bad case of Whataboutitis...

 

[Fool]

Soo...you sayin' Pelosi was stupid as well as greedy, privileged, and insensitive?

interesting. i think i've touched a place of extreme bias.


no, i'm saying she was entrapped in this instance. simply because she's famous and has a position of notoriety doesn't deny her rights within the law.


doesn't matter if you're rich/poor, old/young, white/black, male/female, et al. its still entrapment.


i believe there should be career limits on congress/senate too. but that doesn't have so much to do with this; other than a not so well known try to smear a more well known.

 

[BSM1]

interesting. i think i've touched a place of extreme bias.


no, i'm saying she was entrapped in this instance. simply because she's famous and has a position of notoriety doesn't deny her rights within the law.


doesn't matter if you're rich/poor, old/young, white/black, male/female, et al. its still entrapment.


i believe there should be career limits on congress/senate too. but that doesn't have so much to do with this; other than a not so well known try to smear a more well known.

The shop owner made a statement this afternoon concerning this. Her cameras have been in operation for the last five years. Face it, Nancy got caught showing her true (hair) colors...

 

[Fool]

The shop owner made a statement this afternoon concerning this. Her cameras have been in operation for the last five years. Face it, Nancy got caught showing her true (hair) colors...

having, not having cameras, still doesn't deny the fact its entrapment.


the owner can't have it both ways. she either posts the images of all her clients, or none.


she chose to post the image of one of her clients for a reason and that was to cause damage to the client.

 

[Revoltingest]

Entrapment....
It's when one gets caught knowingly doing something
wrong, but blaming the person who tempted one.
This makes it OK?

 

[Fool]

Entrapment....
It's when one gets caught knowingly doing something
wrong, but blaming the person who tempted one.
This makes it OK?

well the problem lies in pretending to be judicious and playing favorites.

you can be within the law, or subject to it, but you can't be above it.


so if you're pretending to be self-righteous and leading people astray, then you are the more immoral one. its one thing to make a bad choice but it's another to encourage others to do like wise through ignorance.


hypocrisy is the ultimate sin. its wanton and flagrant disregard.