@Acosta People jump overboard for a variety of reasons. Some have done so in sight of the Va and coast. This I know as fact.
This isn’t the longest carrier mission.
@ChrisMurphyCT They jump off carriers off the coast of Virginia. They throw chemlights regularly to cause a man overboard reaction.
End actions on Iran today cements a win for terrorists.
@herotimeszero Maybe not buying the latest $1600 iPhone. The weekly pedicure and nail salon visit. A few less trips to Starbucks is a sensible decision.
@MarkWarner Police pointing guns at an innocent family over a failed Flock camera hit. Unacceptable too. Want to address that and your connection to Americore Health?
Couldn’t pass it after years. Won’t pass this time.
Reintroducing legislation for optics and hoping to garner votes.
How it’s paid for? some might ask.
Employer Payroll Tax: A 7.5% income-based premium paid by employers, with exemptions for the first $2 million in payroll.Individual Income-Based Premium: A 4.0% income-based premium paid by households, with a standard exemption equivalent to the first $29,000 in income for a family of https://t.co/v9X93AYIcI Income and Wealth Taxes: Higher marginal income tax rates scaled for upper-income earners (climbing up to 70% or higher for multi-million-dollar and billionaire incomes), alongside a progressive wealth tax on extreme fortunes and higher estate tax rates.Elimination of Tax Expenditures: Capturing federal savings by ending tax deductions and loopholes associated with employer-sponsored health insurance plans.Existing Program Integration: Rolling current federal and state health expenditures—including funds from regular Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal health programs—directly into a centralized Universal Medicare Trust Fund.
This should scare everyone. Prohibition on what you can buy. Every country who has a form of universal healthcare HAS a private and insurance system. This would be a failure of epic proportions.
“On September 13, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT)—with 16 Democratic cosponsors—released the Medicare-For-All Act of 2017, intended to create a single-payer system. Once the Act’s Universal Medicare Program went into effect, most benefits would no longer be available under public and private coverage.”
Couldn’t pass it after years. Won’t pass this time.
Reintroducing legislation for optics and hoping to garner votes.
How it’s paid for? some might ask.
Employer Payroll Tax: A 7.5% income-based premium paid by employers, with exemptions for the first $2 million in payroll.Individual Income-Based Premium: A 4.0% income-based premium paid by households, with a standard exemption equivalent to the first $29,000 in income for a family of https://t.co/v9X93AZg2g Income and Wealth Taxes: Higher marginal income tax rates scaled for upper-income earners (climbing up to 70% or higher for multi-million-dollar and billionaire incomes), alongside a progressive wealth tax on extreme fortunes and higher estate tax rates.Elimination of Tax Expenditures: Capturing federal savings by ending tax deductions and loopholes associated with employer-sponsored health insurance plans.Existing Program Integration: Rolling current federal and state health expenditures—including funds from regular Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal health programs—directly into a centralized Universal Medicare Trust Fund.
This should scare everyone. Prohibition on what you can buy. Every country who has a form of universal healthcare HAS a private and insurance system. This would be a failure of epic proportions.
“On September 13, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT)—with 16 Democratic cosponsors—released the Medicare-For-All Act of 2017, intended to create a single-payer system. Once the Act’s Universal Medicare Program went into effect, most benefits would no longer be available under public and private coverage.”
@SenatorSlotkin Stop implying and encouraging that citizens should openly and often violently oppose the enforcement of current laws.
We don’t pick and choose the ones we follow, yet that’s what you advocate.