Not been a good day for Trump: first the news broke that Reince threatened him last week to turn the campaign around or the RNC would triage him. Then it was reported that 70 former Republicans, including a former Senator, 3 former Reps. and 20 former members of the RNC, are circulating an open letter to the RNC to ASK THEM to triage him. Then news broke that a former staffer is suing because Trump's NC director pointed a loaded gun at both the plaintiff AND another staffer, and when his superior was told he was neither suspended or fired. Oh, and the Kennedy family, Ronald Reagan's daughter, and Martin Luther King Jr's daughter all excoriated him for the stupid "second amendment" comments.
Not a good look.
Quote (thesnipa @ Aug 10 2016 06:08am)
Just to be clear, no one is impersonating you on match.com as far as i know.
I figured your income was variable based on who wins and loses on the campaigns you work on. That's one field doing it right, criminal trial lawyers should join that trend.
No of course not, I knew you were kidding and was just playing along. I mean someone could be impersonating me on match.com for all I know, I wouldn't blame them if they were. I would be a little creeped out though.
"Amplified" is probably the best way to put it, what those campaign contracts do to my income. It's somewhat variable. Because my friends and I founded our firm I take a base salary as there's plenty of things not related to the current cycle that I do, then there's everything related to current cycle that augments it. Some of those contracts are really simple, like if a campaign rents something from us then they're paying me every month regardless if they win or lose, and others are more complicated and involve their performance (especially vs. expectation).