It’s real fucking easy to take credit for stealing and doling out other people’s money to special interest groups and protected classes. That piece of shit hasn’t held a real job his entire life and wouldn’t have survived a single day if he had to break a sweat.
Fuck him and the Communist bastards who stole the election for him. Their day of reckoning is coming. Let’s just hope that it’s sooner, rather than later.
all that “infrastructure” money from 2009 was proven to largely done nothing, yet the politicians have trotted out the idea again barely 10 years later. that nearly every politician is reelected shows you how pathetic the country is.
I ask my lib/leftist friends just what does “fair share” mean, in real terms, in day to day ways. I get a lot of jabber but it always comes down to “more than they are paying now.”
When I ask what % of their income would be “fair,” the answer always is “more than they are paying now.”
When I point out how high a % the top income people pay of the total federal income tax, the response is that they should pay “more than they are paying now.”
I begin to see a pattern.
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It’s real fucking easy to take credit for stealing and doling out other people’s money to special interest groups and protected classes. That piece of shit hasn’t held a real job his entire life and wouldn’t have survived a single day if he had to break a sweat.
Fuck him and the Communist bastards who stole the election for him. Their day of reckoning is coming. Let’s just hope that it’s sooner, rather than later.
Hey! That was what I was gonna say!
Okay,, what he said.
Let’s Go Brandon!
all that “infrastructure” money from 2009 was proven to largely done nothing, yet the politicians have trotted out the idea again barely 10 years later. that nearly every politician is reelected shows you how pathetic the country is.
I ask my lib/leftist friends just what does “fair share” mean, in real terms, in day to day ways. I get a lot of jabber but it always comes down to “more than they are paying now.”
When I ask what % of their income would be “fair,” the answer always is “more than they are paying now.”
When I point out how high a % the top income people pay of the total federal income tax, the response is that they should pay “more than they are paying now.”
I begin to see a pattern.