It’s rather shocking just how little official business is done during the hours Jay Inslee is supposedly working for the state. Instead, he seems to devote a fair amount to “personal time” and other campaign stuff during the course of a week.
As we have thoroughly established, our green governor doesn’t take a lot of time out of his daily work schedule to actually do the work of governing.
One starts to wonder, why does Inslee even want the job he is so desperately fundraising for? As his schedule reveals, our green governor doesn’t seem particularly interested in the job.
Then, we remember his obsession with his extreme “green” agenda.
Inslee became antsy about his fundraising during the weeks leading up to the end of the 2016 legislative session. So, we decided to take another look at his schedule. Unsurprisingly, it was more of the same.
Here’s how Inslee spent his time March 14 – 26th:
1. The earliest Jay Inslee started his day was 8:15 am, but that’s the exception.
On Friday March 25th, Inslee only managed to start the day at 10:15 am. Inslee then left the office at 4:45 pm. But, before he officially finished the day, he managed to fit in a half-hour phone call with his campaign manager. Inslee spent the following day caucusing for Hillary Clinton in Bainbridge Island – surprise, surprise.
2. Jay Inslee typically ended his workday by 4:30 or 5 pm, after late starts of course.
On Tuesday March 15th, Inslee finished work at 3:45 pm. His only other appointment after he left the office was a phone call with his campaign manager. He started his day at 8:30 am, but took an hour and a half long lunch. During the course of the day, Inslee spent a little over two hours on anything that could be called governor’s business.
3. Apparently, Jay Inslee thinks it’s in Washingtonians’ best interest that he spends a lot of the peoples’ time campaigning for various Democrats, because that’s exactly what he did.
Inslee spent the majority of Monday, March 21st on campaign activities. Between travelling to and attending Patty Murray’s fundraising luncheon, travelling to and from a Hillary Clinton fundraising event that featured Bill Clinton, and half hour call with campaign manager, Inslee spent a whopping 6 hours and 15 minutes on his campaign activities. The following day didn’t prove any more productive. After taking multiple breaks throughout the day, Inslee attends a Clinton fundraising event from 3:30 – 7:30 pm. Incidentally, that’s the longest day he “worked.”
It should be noted that Inslee did not work 40 hours either week. If only all working families had as much time on their hands as their governor appears to have.
Any chance you guys will seek professional help for your stalking tendencies? Such hateful obsession with a public figure is a classic symptom of incipient mental problems. There are mmany nice people with great new drugs who can help you reach a happier mental place…
You have a problem staying on topic. Perhaps you need professional help with your psychosis, there are some really good licensed professionals with some great new drugs to help you with your problems.
If you think stalking isn’t the actual topic of this series of intrusively voyeuristic posts, then what do you think the point (if any) really is?
Then that makes you the stalker.
Showcasing what this governor actually is: a lazy, bureaucrat that has brought his well versed routine from Washington, DC to our state. It’s easy to see why he is so ineffective: he doesn’t do the W O R K !!!
Yes, because the full and complete schedule of a busy CEO will always be available on-line to all, without regard to security concerns, or to any sensitivities his local, national, and international guests may have.
You just keep repeating that until you’re sure. (Oh, wait: Shift already told you it was true, thus sparing you from going to the trouble of all that tedious repetition.)
Great predictable response. And by the way, do your homework: some CEO’s do post their calendars. But sense your in the excuse and plausible denial mode, you would never accept that truth. Funny thing is Tensor: you only have to repeat the truth once. All the other self-serving denials, excuses, blaming others, and posturing is done for one reason: you can’t live with the truth!
Yes, the truth is often predictable. But the truth always needs much forceful repeating. For example:
“And by the way, do your homework: some CEO’s do post their calendars.”
And the Washington State Patrol has some say in whether this CEO does. Do you honestly think they allow constant full disclosure?
(But, by all means, continue believing what the embittered losers of the 2012 Governor’s race say here about the man who defeated them. I’m sure they’d never, ever mislead you about him.)
You are a spoon fed shill!!! Take a look and find out about yourself, but wait-you’re spoon fed, you don’t want to know!
You’re right about the 2012 gubernatorial election, there were two losers: Washintonians and the State of Washington.
The SPEW FROM A DEMOCOMMIE IS PREDICTABLE. YOU ARE PROOF. Komrade Inslee needs a serious ASS KICKING and a dragging behind a pickup truck TEXAS STYLE.
What does anyone expect? The term “public servant” is for marketing purposes only – not in the least indicative of who/what they’re really working for.