HeelInTheOzarks
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Does he know he dropped out???
Isn’t that what everyone said about Joe
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It’s a funny thing — he actually said he is suspending his campaign in some key swing states so not to play spoiler in those states but remaining on the ballot elsewhere in case some event happens where he could win the election somehow.Does he know he dropped out???
Isn’t that what everyone said about Joe
Further proof that all he ever was was a well-funded shill for the right.It’s a funny thing — he actually said he is suspending his campaign in some key swing states so not to play spoiler in those states but remaining on the ballot elsewhere in case some event happens where he could win the election somehow.
Yes, but I've felt that way for 9 years.Anyone feel like he's losing it? Like he seems freaking deranged
I’m guessing compression socks to his knees.How tall are his socks? Is he wearing baseball socks?
Ohhhhhhhhh.I’m guessing compression socks to his knees.
WSJ seems confused about the definition of "most". Extending the Trump tax cuts would mean that 83% of the dollars would go to the top 1% (People making more than $800,000 a year).For all of Harris’s disagreements with Trump, she has also promised to prevent any tax increases on households making under $400,000, extending most of the expiring Trump tax cuts. (For this purpose, Democrats ignore the effects of corporate tax increases on middle-income workers and shareholders.)
Such a policy effectively would lock her in to extending most of the 2017 tax law that she and every other Democrat in Congress voted against. During her 2020 presidential campaign, she had proposed repealing the Trump tax law.
He likely stays on the ballots in Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada and North CarolinaFurther proof that all he ever was was a well-funded shill for the right.
I realize I am in a different life stage than you, but my perspective on it is that it is a very good problem to have. My mentality is that I would much rather be in a position where I am having to pay more taxes because I have more income and assets, than the opposite. My household would in all probability be one of the ones that would theoretically see the 44.6% top marginal income tax rate in 2026 under a Harris presidency, and I personally view it as a price well worth paying if it means that we have an administration that will finally tackle the immigration and border security problem, will continue to choke out Russia and other autocratic dictatorships, will continue to strengthen our democratic allies abroad, will codify bodily autonomy, etc.I am voting for Harris no matter what but nothing in her tax proposal is good for me at this particular stage of life and it would be pretty negative for my bottom line if her plans are implemented.![]()
Not asking for pity or really even complaining … I’m voting for the policies because I can see beyond my personal tax bill.I realize I am in a different life stage than you, but my perspective on it is that it is a very good problem to have. My mentality is that I would much rather be in a position where I am having to pay more taxes because I have more income and assets, than the opposite. My household would in all probability be one of the ones that would theoretically see the 44.6% top marginal income tax rate in 2026 under a Harris presidency, and I personally view it as a price well worth paying if it means that we have an administration that will finally tackle the immigration and border security problem, will continue to choke out Russia and other autocratic dictatorships, will continue to strengthen our democratic allies abroad, will codify bodily autonomy, etc.
My wife and I have a couple of close friends from medical school who are a dual physician couple in two of the highest paying specialties, clearing about $1 million a year between the two of them combined. The husband, with whom I am especially close, is constantly complaining about his tax bill over the last year since they have been full-time attendings. I’m like, dude, you make $1 million per year. Even if you are clearing, say, $600,000, you are not going to find two terribly many people in our country who feel the slightest bit sorry for you.
Totally agree. You’re as patriotic as they come!Not asking for pity or really even complaining … I’m voting for the policies because I can see beyond my personal tax bill.