@SenSchumer You backed Mills in Maine and Stevens in Michigan. You wasted money on primaries and then didn’t send money to Florida or Louisiana. You fumbled Montana by failing to push Bodnar. No support for Colom. There is a good chance without your foibles the Senate has 58-59 Dems.
@captgouda24 This is hilarious. When business or wealthy individuals find a loophole to exploit they are considered “innovative” or “strategic”. But when it is a bunch of soldiers using a loophole that they absolutely deserve it is called “subsidizing”. 😂
@Average_Homeboy You know how BYU fans always say “Pump my gas” to Utah fans? It means BYU fans don’t value the blue collar worker and see them as lowly. Do you have a problem with your fan base thinking less of you for that reason?
@ghostofcronair The only case this is true is if they aren’t counting the moves people make from company to company as promotions. Which they are. Why else would you move? 😂
@therealutahutes I bet Coach Meyer loves that Scalley is part of his coaching tree. Just look at his reaction to Morgan talking about culture and one game at a time.
@DrEJBrearley Hi Dr, can you please tell me what foreign assistance should look like? Based off your comments on LinkedIn and everywhere else you know more than anyone and everyone. It seems you even claimed to work for USAID, which was a lie. Embellish much? 😂 Trump level grifter here…
@ben_stahl@JahangirAsgha10 Agreed. If the U.S. stops tying healthcare to employment we will see more entrepreneurs take risks on new and innovative businesses. Especially middle aged entrepreneurs that value medical stability for their families. Current healthcare policy kills entrepreneurial innovation.
@brentincbad@FiredUpCoug How do UPS and FedEx serve rural areas? Oh, USPS. How did SpaceX get to where they are? Oh yes, government funding. Social security and investment brokers isn’t even the same category. You don’t seem to have enough understanding of how biz and gov work to know the difference. ��
@YourDailyCentss Income tax maxes out at 37%. And because it is a progressive tax system it is impossible to pay 37%. Just to enter the 37% bracket you’d have to make 640,000 a year…. Less than 1% of Americans make that much W2 income a year.
@MooneyOwnsYou@FiredUpCoug You think the U.S. would have a worse or similar system to Canada? I guess you aren’t a real patriot. Our system would be much better.
@brentincbad@FiredUpCoug It wouldn’t be free. You would pay for it via taxes. Just the tax amount would be less than what the average American pays for their current insurance. You already wait months and months for healthcare. Prove the government is worse at running things than private business.
@FiredUpCoug@brentincbad Wouldn’t it be nice if healthcare wasn’t tied to a corporate employer? Think of how many more entrepreneurs our country would have. People that could take risks on businesses and improving the economy without fear of a medical emergency pushing them into bankruptcy.
@FmrRepMTG I pay more than 10k dollars a year in premiums for my private insurance through my job. After that I pay co-pays and deductibles that amount to anywhere from 2-6 thousand dollars over the year. If they raise my taxes by 10k I am still netting 2-6K in savings. Sweet.