Finally, a political story we can all enjoy.
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You mis-spelled “ethanol subsidy”. Easy mistake.
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Bwaaaaahahahaa! It’s Officer Collins from Idiocracy!
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Neil Diamond.
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What about someone who keeps declaring his love for dictators? Shouldn’t he be ousted too?
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Foxhaven should know that TUPAC IS ALIVE!
Proof, in case you needed it, that Iowa does NOT know how to party.
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I fucking feel sorry for Tupac and his legacy.
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That’s what makes this story all the more wonderful!
…except for the part where he got fired.
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“Foxhoven said he sent the message, which was similar to an email he sent the prior year to mark the day, to break down racist stereotypes about rap music.” (from AP)
Emm, maybe that’s why the rethuglican governor was so angry.
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The AP got ahold of all of Foxhaven’s work emails that he’d sent containing the words “Tupac” or “2Pac.”
They reached 350 pages.
“Family interventions occur when an addict’s loved ones form an alliance to confront them. Family members usually decide to plan an intervention once they realize the addict has a problem. A family intervention is not meant to threaten or belittle the addict, but only to show them that they are loved and have a family support should they choose to be treated for their addiction.”
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I’m old enough to remember Chris Christie and his ‘Springsteen’ obsession so…
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TBF, I would probably get busted if people at work got even half of my Grateful Dead references
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Is that racist? That sounds racist to me. Where are you from?
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Fortunately, Springsteen is alive and thoroughly dissed Christie.
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Well, I am flummoxed to the max. Can someone enlighten me as to the back story? Until then, I remain flummoxed to the max.
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Was he warned not to do this and just kept doing it anyway? Otherwise, he seems like a nice guy who (for some reason) is inspired by his interpretation of Tupac’s legacy, and tried to use that to inspire others as well.
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On gigs requiring wearing a tie I would wear a Jerry Garcia one and see who picked up on it.
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This is cute, but as an Iowan, I suspect it’s not accurate. Foxhoven was the point man for Iowa’s moving Medicare management to private companies, and that has not been going well. There are also scandals and a federal lawsuit concerning treatment of minors at the state’s detention center for underage boys. I suppose Tupac might have been the straw that broke the camel’s back, but I find it hard to believe it was the sole cause.
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