Babblethon Continues

On The All-Neuhaus-All-the-Time radio station, the babble-thon continues. Auntie will point out just a few little pearls, because there were just toooo many.

On Monday, Steve highlighted the new communications system for the county, complete with new towers to be installed.

Must be really expensive.

Interesting choice for someone who cries about the deficit all the time. But don't worry, we can pay for it from the proceeds of the Valley View sale, just like we will pay for everything else. (We must be getting a good $70 million for VV, judging from all of the things for which it will pay.)

Stevie Thunder also praised the CSEA, because at least they are fighting for their jobs, not like the DPW or the Department of Social Services. (Is that what he wants? Or, maybe he expects them to beg?)

At one point, the Loquacious Langdon, spoke up to chide a legislator for their critique of the VV sale, claiming the legislator is only grandstanding for a senate run. Remember, this is the attorney that was critical of a former client, Ulster County, when he spoke of their limited chance of attracting a casino. Perhaps LL needs to be reminded of the ABA rules, for example, Rule 1.9 Duties To Former Clients. (Do we really need to reproduce the rule here for your review LL?)

And the fund (oops. we meant fun) continues on All-Neuhaus-All-the-Time Radio with Karl Brabenec on Tuesdays. 

 

Nothing new really.  

The state is a mess (despite the Comptroller's recent report)

Everyone's leaving in droves (Thinking about it are you Karl?)

And he was waiting for his "special guest"

When it came time for answering a caller's well-presented question on annexation, Karl took a page from the “deflect-deflect manual”, bringing the topic around to his talking points above. When the caller did a brilliant yet polite job of bringing it back to annexation, Karl was for home rule (as a State Assemblyman he would not be able to do anything because of home rule and therefore would not answer the annexation question) and against home rule when he lauded Steve’s suggestion that the county take over for local municipalities in the annexation issue. (We don't think he even understood that he would be in favor of suspending home rule if the County became lead agency in the annexation issue.)

 

This type of vacillation is learned at the foot of his guru, Nan from the little house in Chester. Nan was his "special guest" and managed to arrive just five minutes before the show ended.

Maybe Nan was late because she was rearranging the furniture in her doll house, the little house in Chester. Let’s take a look at who resides therein:

We have Stevie Thunder who plays farmer with his beehives; Baby Karl B who is looking forward to maturity, so he can start dating and learn the meaning of the word annexation; Little Dain P who is being tutored by his Uncle Billy in nursing home sales and management; Ling Ling Landon who misplaced his law books but now is being tutored by a Harvard law school graduate. And further along the legal trail that stops at the door of the doll house, we have Top Cop Dave, the scourge of social services/Medicaid fraud- except in KJ. (Maybe his investigative style was learned from the Diana appointee for investigating Medicaid fraud: William L. Deprospo.) And, don’t let us forget the Puppet master with the acid–laced tongue.

Interestingly, there are rooms for rent. Just apply at the little dollhouse in Chester, especially if you would like to learn complete ideology and the requisite buzzwords. After all, why would anyone need to engage their mind by THINKING?

Oops, gotta go now, Stevie just got stung by a bee...