Okay, the Republicans want to talk about jobs. They've made that clear. You know what'll lose us a lot of jobs? Florida being underwater. Massive refugee crises tend to increase unemployment.
America, today I would like to announce my plan to relocate 50% of the US population to Mars by 2075. This is an important milestone in the development and expansion of humankind.
@MikeLew94217438 It's still unclear, but we have some information showing that Republicans might be behind it. Also, it should be pretty obvious on its face that Maria Sanchez and I aren't having secret meetings with oil billionaires for unspecified evil purposes.
Mire details will come soon, but for now I'd like to extend my deepest apologies to the @MikeLew94217438 and Keaton Osder, and my most sincere profanities to the person who started these rumors.
Important news: apparently the anonymous account was not Mike Lewis's campaign: It was the Republicans trying to cause a schism. And to their credit, it almost worked. But they slipped up.
In a time of unprecedented pain and hardship for Americans, @LisaParkerVPrez is here to make sure that nobody gets too much help. This is truly the leadership we need.
Seriously, this keeps getting better and better. Generous stimulus checks without too much means-testing, international cooperation for fighting the virus, AND a permanent $15 minimum wage.
I know Republicans don't want to say this, but we can't deal with climate change without actually spending money. We need to make investments into green energy infrastructure and move away from fossil fuels. This isn't a problem we can solve with tax incentives.
The corporate transparency act is decent lesiglation, but it doesn't prevent the establishment of the cell companies. It just makes it so that they can't be hidden. Companies publicly do this kind of thing all the time, and the CTA doesn't change that.
@Grandpa_smooth@JhhillmanPD5 Tax evasion through shell companies in tax havens will be an issue for any legislation that levies a tax on large corporations. However, the United States Senate recently passed the Corporate Transparency Act, which introduced provisions that effectively banned anonymous shell