While the price of a bag of Snickers has more than doubled, Republicans want to give the Mars family, who became 44% richer during the pandemic and are now worth $106 billion, a tax break of up to $42 billion by repealing the estate tax. Yes. Trickle down economics is very scary.
Tired of paying $4, $5, $6 a gallon for gas. Here's why:
2nd Quarter Profits
Exxon Mobil:⬆️280% to $17.9 billion
Chevron:⬆️277% to $11.6 billion
Conoco:⬆️146% to $5.1 billion
End corporate greed. Enact a windfall profits tax. Redistribute the revenue to working class commuters.
Fa la la la la layayaways with @PayAwayLayaway 🎁
#TMobileGivesBack with your help (unless you're an angry elf). For every retweet through 12/14, we’ll donate $5 to pay off layaways for families, up to $200k.
All of a sudden Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans are worried that someone in America might get a $2,000 check "who doesn't need it."
Funny. They had no problem giving a $1.4 billion tax break to Charles Koch and his family with a net worth of $113 billion. What hypocrisy!
Donald Trump did a lot of damage on his own. But he’s just the worst symptom of a corrupt system—and it's going to take more than beating him to make our government work for everyone.
Our righteous fights are far from over.
I was asked about @SenToomey saying mandatory buybacks are "awful."
I said the priorities in D.C. are screwed up.
What's awful is a 17 month-old baby shot in the face with an AR-15 in Odessa. What's awful is 22 people killed in a Walmart buying school supplies in El Paso.
Their relationship may be unlikely, but the laughs are a sure thing. Find the hidden objects in this trailer for #LongShot for a chance to win $1,000 in movie tickets from @atomtickets and #TMobileTuesdays. #useek Play now https://t.co/la3lWiRPlG via @useek_official