Strickland33
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lol isn't chris's whole thing just like, corporate tax rates are too high
This circle jerk is accepting of all ideologies.
lol isn't chris's whole thing just like, corporate tax rates are too high
He started his post with " Fuck you. For someone so old you are so goddamn clueless about the world.".
But you don't say anything to him.
How come it's OK for him to say that to me?
I'm pretty discouraged by the things he said he'd veto (GND, M4A, $15 minimum wage indexed to inflation).
lol isn't chris's whole thing just like, corporate tax rates are too high
A 15 dollar minimum wage is in his platform, isn't it?
That is some lazy BS. But is the way you do things.
So acting like you will help those people how? Re-electing Trump will certainly make the lives of those you use as props better.
He probably would, but I doubt he would really push for the substantial tax increases that are needed to pay for it. And to pay for our $25T debt. Or the additional trillions of much needed social welfare (health care being #1) that a decent government would already be paying for.
And to me that makes him a pretty gutless liberal.
His platform calls for $4 trillion in tax increases. Room for more of course.
His platform calls for $4 trillion in tax increases. Room for more of course.
It's fine for anyone to say anything to anyone. We should all be able to deal with it like adults. If you engage on points rather than on ad hominems people will stop attacking. But you don't do that.
I didn't do anything to cause him to say that.
What a total BS answer. Anyone can insult me without me saying anything negative to them and that's OK.
I truly hoped you had changed, but you haven't. nothing said or done to RJ is wrong, but I have to be a saint.
But one encouraging thing from a recent piece I forget the source of (maybe Politico?) was showing the he has essentially voted with his party the entirety of his career. He rarely stuck his neck out too far in any direction away from the party line (including disastrous things like Iraq and criminal justice reform), and that's good in a party that's moving left on social and economic issues. Generally I agree that he'll be a rubber stamp type president, likely to listen to his advisors and not shoot from the hip.