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I looked it up.
Biden Is Smart to Attack Rick Scott’s Tax Hike on the Poor. But He Needs to Hit It Harder.
A $1,000 tax increase on someone making $30,000 isn’t just bad. It’s repugnant. Please, Democrats, say it.newrepublic.com
The stock market is always a gamble, unless your in congress & get a heads up 1st.More proof that you're a fucking idiot.
The Stock market isn't gambling if you stick to a long term plan.
Where do fast food workers make 50k a year, millions would love to move thereI asked you a very simple question: why should fast food workers make $50K a year and you have refused to answer. Apparently you just like talking shit but have nothing of substance to say.
The floor is yours.
Where do fast food workers make 50k a year, millions would love to move there
I have asked many store owners why doubling the price of fill a gas tank would cause every food item in the truck to by more than double; they all tell me the food distributors are ripping them off.
lol sure thing. Wanna buy a duck?
No it isn't.The stock market is always a gamble, unless your in congress & get a heads up 1st.
Biden Is Smart to Attack Rick Scott’s Tax Hike on the Poor. But He Needs to Hit It Harder.
A $1,000 tax increase on someone making $30,000 isn’t just bad. It’s repugnant. Please, Democrats, say it.
rescueamerica.com
If they are unemployed and not looking for work they are not part of the labor force. The labor force are those who are working, are looking for work, or have signed up for unemployment benefits (which are limited). Tens of thousands of would-be workers are simply missing.They're part of the labor pool working or not, and like I aid nobody can afford to move a thousand miles just to take a shot at some Wally World or MacDonald's job.
I can guarantee you that those 50% that are mooching are predominately Democratic voters. Some aren’t stupid, just lazy and want to take advantage of the rest of us that pay. ”Tax the rich”, the rich don’t pay their “fair share”, “racism” etc. are tag lines to mind-meld middle-class Democrats into believing that they are getting screwed by the those that make more money than them. Sadly, there are a bunch if ignorant middle-class Democrats.Dems are too STUPID to understand that.
EVERYONE HAS TO PAY TAXES. END OF STORY. REPUBLICANS DO NOT COMPLAIN BECAUSE THEY KNOW IT IS TRUE.Why isn't the republicans complaining about the Rick Scott plan.
BUTTERCUP STOP IT!So soak the poor is your answer.At least you are honest about wanting to shift the tax burden on the working poor. You go boy.
So soak the poor is your answer.
Industries can't train people who don't apply for jobs. It seems that people only want to sit in front of a computer in a air conditioned office. We have enough of those. We need people to do physical work. For example, we need tens of thousands more truck drivers to deliver products. Virtually every skilled trade is woefully short of workers.Wrong again. There is no reason industries can't train their own workers. they just chose not to on purpose, and now think they're entitled to free govt. programs to train their employees for them. They also expect the govt. to provide them with green cards, so they can avoid having to pay American level wages for skilled help, esentially cutting their own throats re having a trained pool of people to fill jobs.
Money and wealth aren't necessarily the same thing. Much of the wealth referred to was purchased with after-tax money. Even the rich can't have their cake and eat it too *. Also until Biden came along the money supply was finite and most loans were made with money on deposit in banks, that was part of the 'wealth' of the 10 percenters. I'm a 20 percenter and all of my monetary 'wealth' is available for borrowers who qualify to borrow it.If 10 percent of the people control 90 percent of the wealth, then they need to pay more in taxes. If only 10 percent is left then that's what it is.
