@Wade_Finley@VivekGRamaswamy We all get the same police / fire and schools but yet those with a nicer house pay more??? Do the nicer houses get the better teachers? Are their streets plowed first? Do the police prioritize them?
@VivekGRamaswamy Regarding #1…define slash please.. they out of control. As folks approach retirement there are several states that are looking a lot more appealing. Properly taxes in OHIO should not be at the levels they are at. This is not a United States problem. This is an OHIO problem!
@VivekGRamaswamy So why then do other states pay a half, and in some cases more than a half of what we pay in OHIO? It is currently out of control.. Something more than “Step One” needs to be done. Try harder.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt GOES OFF: “These DERANGED leftist in algae customs with ‘Team Algae’ on their backs. What does that even mean? Only the Democrats could hate beautifying our nation's capital and making it a symbol of pride again.”
“This is what the American people elected President Trump to do. He made this promise to them on the campaign trail that he was going to make our nation's capital, both safe and beautiful again. And it is a promise that he has kept with respect to safety. Violent crime has plummeted, the city is the safest it's been in generations. Mu*ders are down 40%.”
“The National Parks Service has used more than 150 tons of material to clean up the potholes that everybody hates. And I don't know about you and your audience, but this is the type of work that I want to see our tax dollars going towards. Making our nation's capital and our nation's cities safe and beautiful again for not just tourists, but the residents who live here.”
“This is a very real problem in the district. It has been for a while. President Trump is solving it. Leave it to the deranged Democrats to be against that.”
March 7, 1987: Cleveland rookie Mark Price drives and scores at The Forum.
Price scored 18 PTS (9-12 FG) off the bench and Ron Harper had 27 PTS/9 REB/7 AST but the Cavs lost to Los Angeles, 122-118. The Lakers' James Worthy had 31 PTS/3 BLK and Magic Johnson had 26 PTS/17 AST.