The LuLac Edition #4,811, September 20th, 2022

TRUMP MOCKS BIDEN ON SEAT AT QUEEN'S FUNERAL

Diaper Don always lying, crying and full of shit.

Baby Trump was heard from again. This time on the seating at queen Elizabeth’s funeral.  He is claiming he would have gotten a better seat than President Joe Biden at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. The first family's leaders were placed in the 14th row of the church's south transept, seven rows from the back.

."If I were president, they wouldn't have sat me back there." Trump wrote. "In Real Estate, like Politics and in Life, LOCATION IS EVERYTHING!!!"

Four things.

1.       This horrible pig isn’t President anymore.

2.       He wasn’t invited.

3.       Maybe he would have gotten a better seat but he’d elbow id way rudely if he could.

4.       Location is EVERYTHING nd the Brits left this stupid rude son of bitch home where he belongs. 

 

REP. CARTWRIGHT ANNOUNCES $400,000 TO SUPPORT REGIONAL BUSINESSES

Congressman Matt Cartwright (Photo: LuLac archives)

Eighth Congressional District U.S. Representative Matt Cartwright (PA-08) announced $400,000 in funding from the ppalachian Regional Commission (ARC) for the Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance’s PREP Program. The program provides hands on, technical assistance to small and medium-sized businesses and local governments in the form of business financing, export promotion and procurement assistance.

“We all want our region to be competitive nationally, and one way we achieve that is by having a well-educated and well-trained workforce and local businesses with access to the resources and information they need,” said Rep. Cartwright. “I’m grateful to the NEPA Alliance for their on the ground efforts to support the growth of our local businesses and governments, and I am proud to support the Appalachian Regional Commission in their efforts to champion the renewal of Appalachia and provide our region with resources to help us thrive.”

“NEPA Alliance would like to thank Congressman Cartwright for his continued support of the Appalachian Regional Commission and for the help in securing the PREP Grant. These federal funds allow NEPA to continue to service our business clients throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania with business financing, international business development and government contracting assistance,” stated Jeffrey Box, President and CEO of NEPA Alliance.

 Since 1965, the Appalachian Regional Commission has been supporting the economic development needs of 423 counties across 13 states in the Appalachian Region. A partnership between the federal government and those 13 states, ARC has transformed Appalachian communities, created jobs and strengthened regional economies.