Don’t forget Trump’s proxy war against Russia that he’s about to take a massive L on. The “peace president” has succumbed to his Neocon donors and become the “war president.” Should there be an age limit on presidents. Because Trump’s showing signs of decline just like Sleepy Joe.BarryGlick wrote:Turns out the Golden Age of MAGA was an Epstein cover-up, 600,000 Chinese students, H1-B jobs for Indians, massive deficits, pardons for fraudsters & drug traffickers, blowing up boats, 50 year mortgages, tariffs on everything, higher prices, a ballroom, & al-Qaeda in the Oval.
He was always the war presidentmoorlander wrote: ↑Nov 26, 2025Don’t forget Trump’s proxy war against Russia that he’s about to take a massive L on. The “peace president” has succumbed to his Neocon donors and become the “war president.” Should there be an age limit on presidents. Because Trump’s showing signs of decline just like Sleepy Joe.BarryGlick wrote:Turns out the Golden Age of MAGA was an Epstein cover-up, 600,000 Chinese students, H1-B jobs for Indians, massive deficits, pardons for fraudsters & drug traffickers, blowing up boats, 50 year mortgages, tariffs on everything, higher prices, a ballroom, & al-Qaeda in the Oval.
it does not help tornado victims unless they can expedite insurance claims.addxb2 wrote: ↑Nov 26, 2025Spencer… “Building commissioner Ed Ware told me we’re now averaging below 48 hours to issue repair permits in the neighborhoods hit by tornado.”
“Early next year, you’ll finally be able to apply for a building permit online instead of having to come down to City Hall”
There's so few people applying for permits (see also the insurance claim issues) that this isn't the win they portray. But also, I've been walking this area a lot and there's no permits for most of the properties I see being worked on. In past tornadoes, permits have been a hugely helpful way for me to research affected properties. Here, we still don't have recorded records of properties yellow/orange/red tagged, any real updates to GeoSTL on anything but demo permits and a few renovation permits, and there's just a sea of undocumented work occurring.addxb2 wrote: ↑Nov 26, 2025Spencer… “Building commissioner Ed Ware told me we’re now averaging below 48 hours to issue repair permits in the neighborhoods hit by tornado.”
“Early next year, you’ll finally be able to apply for a building permit online instead of having to come down to City Hall”
It might be bad karma for me (an insurance adjuster, but NOT for property) to post this, but here's the link to file a complaint with the state DOI. https://insurance.mo.gov/consumer-compl ... complaintsstlurbanist wrote: ↑Dec 01, 2025Does anyone know whom I can approach about delay in processing insurance claims for an HOA?
https://www.stlpr.org/government-politi ... ss-tornadoAmong its findings, the report said fragmented coordination across the cities’ and surrounding counties' jurisdictions led to confusion and inefficiency during emergencies. Outdated and inaccessible emergency plans, insufficient inclusion of vulnerable populations and underutilization of grassroots efforts were other gaps identified in the report.
there are 5 carriers involved and the insurance broker is not willing to disclose the carriers' names. i am assuming i need their names to file complaint?wuphys wrote: ↑3:54 PM - Jan 23Have you filed a complaint with the Missouri Department of Insurance? Our contractor recommended this when we were getting jerked around. My understanding is that if enough people complain about a single company then that company can face some pretty heavy fines, so they take it seriously. We didn't have to file the complaint in the end, but it might be worth a try if you're looking for options.
