Jenel Hazlett
@jenelhazlett.bsky.social
Are y'all ready yet? It's OK. You can do it.
February 20, 2025 at 4:17 AM
Are y'all ready yet? It's OK. You can do it.
It's about damn time. But will these Republicans stand behind these comments or will they cave, again?
February 20, 2025 at 3:56 AM
It's about damn time. But will these Republicans stand behind these comments or will they cave, again?
Look an example of how we get $ out of elections.
February 1, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Look an example of how we get $ out of elections.
Solving the US budget issues.
February 1, 2025 at 3:27 AM
Solving the US budget issues.
How much $ spent?
Perhaps they could PAY THEIR PEOPLE a decent wage, one that doesn't require employees to also get federal assistance to survive, and take less profit?
Perhaps they could PAY THEIR PEOPLE a decent wage, one that doesn't require employees to also get federal assistance to survive, and take less profit?
January 17, 2025 at 3:31 AM
How much $ spent?
Perhaps they could PAY THEIR PEOPLE a decent wage, one that doesn't require employees to also get federal assistance to survive, and take less profit?
Perhaps they could PAY THEIR PEOPLE a decent wage, one that doesn't require employees to also get federal assistance to survive, and take less profit?
Industrial Canal Expansion
will dig a channel: 110 feet wide, 900 feet long &
22 feet below sea level
less than 5 miles from the French Quarter.
This is no different than all the other small 'navigation channels' that sliced the marsh protection to ribbons. Except it's deeper& much closer to homes.
will dig a channel: 110 feet wide, 900 feet long &
22 feet below sea level
less than 5 miles from the French Quarter.
This is no different than all the other small 'navigation channels' that sliced the marsh protection to ribbons. Except it's deeper& much closer to homes.
December 23, 2024 at 6:16 PM
Industrial Canal Expansion
will dig a channel: 110 feet wide, 900 feet long &
22 feet below sea level
less than 5 miles from the French Quarter.
This is no different than all the other small 'navigation channels' that sliced the marsh protection to ribbons. Except it's deeper& much closer to homes.
will dig a channel: 110 feet wide, 900 feet long &
22 feet below sea level
less than 5 miles from the French Quarter.
This is no different than all the other small 'navigation channels' that sliced the marsh protection to ribbons. Except it's deeper& much closer to homes.