I also can't work out how "business income" and "non-corporate business" are different, so I'm clearly being an idiot today./
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Originally posted by Tubby Isaacs View Posthttps://www.politico.eu/article/dona...of-35-percent/
35% approval with CNN. If the blue collar base clock what's happened with the tax cuts, he could be in Paul Hardcastle territory.
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Dianne Feinstein had a tweet in opposition to the tax plan that isn't much better when it comes to logic or understanding what economically insecure people are worrying about:
https://twitter.com/SenFeinstein/status/942454012711964673
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That Feinstein tweet is pretty terrible. First, worrying about people who are buying the mean-priced house. And second, worrying about the pitifully small interest deduction on the $5000 for people who buy a house for $755k. I increasingly understand why Democrats are thinking she's a bit out of touch and useless.
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Originally posted by Hot Pepsi View PostThe guy who did that "19" song?
We also had a parody over here about cricket.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3bl4xaFZMM
Probably not a hit in America.
Like the idea of a Trump parody.
In 1918, the US president's approval rating was 55
In 2018, it was n-n-n-n-Nineteen.
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Originally posted by San Bernardhinault View PostThat Feinstein tweet is pretty terrible. First, worrying about people who are buying the mean-priced house. And second, worrying about the pitifully small interest deduction on the $5000 for people who buy a house for $755k. I increasingly understand why Democrats are thinking she's a bit out of touch and useless.
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Originally posted by Amor de Cosmos View PostSure that's valid, but you don't need to hold elected office to offer experience, knowledge or wisdom. There are loads of other ways.
Besides, as we've found out recently, the various "traditions" and "norms" of congress don't count for anything any more and will have to be ensconced into law if they're to be kept. So the wisdom and "civility" that's supposed to come with experience - and perhaps used to - doesn't count for much in Trumpistan.
Besides, the important "institutional knowledge" that keeps the government running comes as much from advisers, legislative staff, and most importantly, the non-political staff of the agencies, as it does from the legislators themselves. Both sides like to demonize "unelected bureaucrats," but anyone whose had much real contact with government knows that they're the ones who really do all the real work and know which ideas work and which don't. Both sides like to defer to the opinion of military personnel - at least when it suits their interest - but politicians rarely given any respect whatsoever to the people who do equivalent jobs in all the non-DOD departments and agencies.
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Michelle is a great fantasy but Dynasties aren’t really a good idea. And I’d say folk are sick of them. Look at Jeb! In the Primaries, and the way Hillary depressed the Dem vote with key demographics. She’d win a lot of them back to the polling booth cause apart from her skin colour she’d just be a fantastic non compromised candidate, but then there’s the racism among “Independents”. And more importantly (cause it will be a legitimate as oppposed to shady whispered Repub attack line) the dynasty making smell.
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