@Diamondthedave You left out:
In 1955 approximately 185,780 people were held in state and federal prisons.
2025: Approximately 1.8 million to 2 million people are currently incarcerated across federal, state, and local facilities.
@MarshaBlackburn@EDSecMcMahon It has nothing to do with choice. It has everything to do with privatizing public dollars and driving or public schools into the ground. The people who make the laws already have their kids in private school. The only way it affects them, is by enriching them more.
@STLGURL314 Dance: Baby I'm a Star
Social Commentary: Sign O the Times
(I always wonder what he would be writing now!)
Guitar: While My Guitar Gently Weeps
@sallysweetwatr@allenanalysis It's not stripping anything from anyone. During the most prosperous time of the United States, the top graduated federal income tax rate was over 90%. The point is to have a system and laws that value all work, not just that of the top 1%.
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@BOOB_level@RoxanneHoge@MLB@Dodgers@BlueJays Just take away the automatic walk rule. Make them throw the pitches. The cost for walking a batter is a higher pitch count and taking focus away from the strike zone.
@JamieBonkiewicz As a parent (and logical person) in AZ, we were the test balloon for this. A State Congress member here owned a charter school to start funneling public school dollars to private profit. Vouchers are a rape of our school systems. It's baffling how anyone can support it.
Even if we agree there is something missing for the @Dbacks, getting rid of #Suarez or any other position player is not going to fix that with the talent they have. We can talk about pitchers, but it's a HUGE mistake to trade anyone else. @MLB