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There are multiple planes. The one Trump is using is apparently not THE plane everyone is thinking of. At least, that's what I read.
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There are multiple planes. The one Trump is using is apparently not THE plane everyone is thinking of. At least, that's what I read.
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trump won it for having the most frequent flyer miles on epstein air.
- Jun 28, 2004
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We can say what we want about Trump but at least his reality shows started on time.
When we wanted to see lil John run a fruit stand, we got to see it on schedule.
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I feel like people are gonna start paying for higher value goods and/or services at a highly discounted rate and then paying the majority as a "tip" so that it isn't taxed. I'm always suspicious when any GOP people get behind something that, on the face, is beneficial to working class folks. And any tax loophole will definitely be exploited more by anyone that has an accountant.
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How does this just “fly” under the radar
All the hardcore Trumpers I know are super “Epstein didn’t kill himself” crowd, mental gymnastics
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Trump and Elon being this open about being paid for favors seems like something that would be illegal in a normal world.
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misses his bro
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Trump acting like Kamala is Marlo.
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It will undoubtedly screw over people who work on tips. Which is why Kamala also endorsing it is dumb, even if it is a good soundbite for people who don't read more into things.
The actual solution is eliminate the "tipped minimum wage," as well as creating new laws for which tips go to the workers who actually do the work to get them.
Not taxing tips likely has limited to no impact financially because taxed workers don't make a lot of money , increases the deficit because it will be a lot of money not getting tax (because you know tax cuts for the rich are coming as well), restaurant owners will find a way to screw their employers out of a percentage of their tips because it's not taxed, and finally there hasn't been properly explanation how social security won't be negatively impacted for these workers and for social security as a whole.
Also, if tips are not taxed. There is a possibility that people who are dicks will begin to tip less because people are dicks.
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This guy is such a dumb ******* moron!!
Like, there's dumb and there's poor bastard dumb. He has ABSOLUTELY ZERO CLUE what Tesla actually builds or how they work. I'm freaking shocked he can get out of bed and dress himself every morning, considering his head is full of ketchup!
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His dentures slipping out in all the clips I've listened to is hilarious.
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he got tired of tweeting out "DeSanctimonious" last year? he should've went with "DeSanctumSantorium" and attracted the Millennials/older Gen Z
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I saw this on X and haven’t stopped laughing
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Something I love about Tim Walz is that he represents what I want out of other adults when my kids are adolescents.
The first decade or so after puberty, a person is biologically programmed to think that their parents are idiots. It’s on teachers, coaches, the kid’s parents’, aunts and uncles, neighbors, your pick up basketball randoms who are over 25, etc. to steer them right.
That’s a terrifying prospect for parents. I can understand why some conservative parents want to withdraw from all of that. It’s scary to know that your babies’ fate is partially in the hands of other people. But I see it as a reason for why we need high-trust societies that are kind to vulnerable people (and teens, despite their oft robust physical abilities, are quite vulnerable).
So if any Party wants to save and protect children, it’s clearly not Republicans who want to do so. Turning the home into a fortress might protect your young children but eventually, they’ll be young adults. We need to shape the world outside of our homes to be beneficial to our young adult kids.
I want k-12 teachers to be so well paid that the schools have talent and can siphon off talent from other sectors. Our kids’ adulthoods and young adulthoods largely depend on doing so.
The first decade or so after puberty, a person is biologically programmed to think that their parents are idiots. It’s on teachers, coaches, the kid’s parents’, aunts and uncles, neighbors, your pick up basketball randoms who are over 25, etc. to steer them right.
That’s a terrifying prospect for parents. I can understand why some conservative parents want to withdraw from all of that. It’s scary to know that your babies’ fate is partially in the hands of other people. But I see it as a reason for why we need high-trust societies that are kind to vulnerable people (and teens, despite their oft robust physical abilities, are quite vulnerable).
So if any Party wants to save and protect children, it’s clearly not Republicans who want to do so. Turning the home into a fortress might protect your young children but eventually, they’ll be young adults. We need to shape the world outside of our homes to be beneficial to our young adult kids.
I want k-12 teachers to be so well paid that the schools have talent and can siphon off talent from other sectors. Our kids’ adulthoods and young adulthoods largely depend on doing so.
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He wants it to be one way.
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