@_Geotherma@MKBHD A rich person “jimmy” solved more than the corrupt government. The reason some people are mad is that this highlighted that rich people can do more good than the government. Tax rich people “jimmy” less is the lesson from this story.
On average, Democrats were down -1.76% in 2022, whereas Republican members were up +0.4%.
Meanwhile, the S&P500 itself was down 18% in 2022.
Like in 2021, politicians beat the market.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/6OYED6CbIR
@ErikAndThoughts@unusual_whales@elonmusk The right might talk more about Nancy but their solution is to stop all public officials from trading, which affects both sides equally.
Members of Congress should not be allowed to own individual stock.
We are here to serve the public, not to profiteer. It’s shocking that it’s even been allowed up to this point.
It is stomach-churning that the first thoughts these Senators had to a dire & classified #COVID briefing was how to profit off this crisis.
They didn’t mobilize to help families, or prep response. They dumped stock.
Sen. Loeffler needs to resign, too. https://t.co/3lx1Bjt4be
According to stock sales disclosures by Senators after a closed door briefing on January 24 about the Coronavirus threat, the following senators sold stocks:
Senator Richard Burr
Senator Kelly Loefner
Senator Dianne Feinstein,
Senator Ron Johnson
Senator Jim Inhofe
@CaseyNeistat @lovebillynyc@lufthansa Turns out Samsung has been charging Casey's credit card for every phone they've ever sent him and he's never actually been sponsored by them.
@iamskippy I hear you man but it shouldn’t be the customer’s responsibility to subsidize low wages. Your employer should just charge more so they can pay you more. I don’t tip the UPS man. Do you? For the record I often tip 20% or more for food service.