I'm commenting on the 22nd day of the 90-day Bureau of Professional Standards investigation that apparently can run until 11/30/26. Imagine a CRB with subpoena powers waiting to review such an investigation. Delusional.
The public has evidence of the incident. KT insists, rather brazenly, that she "won't be charged". Is this her unilateral determination, or has this assurance been provided by other(s)? Why the investigation, then? I believe she was instructed to issue the public apology for the benefit of others. But claiming "poor judgement" by naming names is no surprise from someone having trouble spelling their own name. Was her innocence determined under the haze of poor judgement? If she was legally under the influence, a better example of poor judgement would be the decision to order that last drink.
KT's attorney must have hit the ceiling when he heard she publicly confessed to, "poor judgement".
Similar to the rejection of the DOJ Report, this will be a defining moment for the WPD.
And, despite all this, Seanie D and Chris Robarge find time to catch up on the NWA. Knuckle-draggin' Neanderthals.
It’s OK, no one remembers the NWA; it currently airs on a channel people only see by accident when they put up a physical antenna and run the channel finder.
I'm commenting on the 22nd day of the 90-day Bureau of Professional Standards investigation that apparently can run until 11/30/26. Imagine a CRB with subpoena powers waiting to review such an investigation. Delusional.
The public has evidence of the incident. KT insists, rather brazenly, that she "won't be charged". Is this her unilateral determination, or has this assurance been provided by other(s)? Why the investigation, then? I believe she was instructed to issue the public apology for the benefit of others. But claiming "poor judgement" by naming names is no surprise from someone having trouble spelling their own name. Was her innocence determined under the haze of poor judgement? If she was legally under the influence, a better example of poor judgement would be the decision to order that last drink.
KT's attorney must have hit the ceiling when he heard she publicly confessed to, "poor judgement".
Similar to the rejection of the DOJ Report, this will be a defining moment for the WPD.
And, despite all this, Seanie D and Chris Robarge find time to catch up on the NWA. Knuckle-draggin' Neanderthals.
Note to Chris: Billy Corgan owns the desiccated corpse of the National Wrestling Alliance.
YES how did I forget it was the NWA
It’s OK, no one remembers the NWA; it currently airs on a channel people only see by accident when they put up a physical antenna and run the channel finder.
Good piece!