@killytheking@VergesMeriem@Phil_Lewis_ "No American Soldier has been at sea for 250 days without touching land. Why do you hate this Country?" That seemed pretty clear, what did I misinterpret?
@TCAZ1776@kylegriffin1 No. He's a 30yo married to an American with a Green Card and came to the US in 2022 to pursue a Master's Degree (completed in December, graduation May 2025).
@AetiustheGreat @stedanddunc @DaBaptist197481@allenanalysis "To incorporate the bill of rights" is an ignorant statement to begin with. They are incorporated, since 1791--they are literally part of the Constitution--they just got a special name because...history. Speaking of, the rest of your history and interpretation is wrong, too.
@TheGreenOldDill@ABC Because they are contracted to do the research that we've deemed being in the public good. Are you purposely being dense or do you really not know how this works?
@HuffmanJE@kellakelWV Private schools receive taxpayer $$$. How those tax dollars get there is irrelevant. 2 centuries ago, we started recognizing education as a public good and raised money for it through taxes. Hence why childless people pay into the system. It is taxes going to fund education.
@islandjumby @LisbonMile @kevin_smith45@JoJoFromJerz ββ(iii) a Code of Ethical Conduct, which each member of the transition team will sign and be subject to, that reflects the content of the ethics plans under this paragraph and at a minimum requires transition
team members toβ..." on or before Oct 1. This is easy to find. Sigh.
@islandjumby @LisbonMile @kevin_smith45@JoJoFromJerz Apologies, the amended version that Trump signed into law in 2020, The Presidential Transition Enhancement Act. https://t.co/1r2JkdIo2s
@therealAAndrew @lavalady@_celia_bedelia_ So? The rest of US workers owe 118.5B. 1.9% of US workers work for the federal government but they owe only 1.2-1.25% of back taxes is what I'm getting from this.
@DefiyantlyFree And? So? The rest of US workers owe 118.5B. 1.9% of US workers work for the federal government but they owe only 1.2-1.25% of back taxes is what I'm getting from this.