JCTarheel82
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Nah, plenty of us here younger than 64.So one of the younger posters.![]()
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Nah, plenty of us here younger than 64.So one of the younger posters.![]()
CBS tried to help their girl Kamala by selecting editing their interview by trying to promote that she had intelligent thoughts on why she had thoughts on the Israeli/Hamas conflict.1. You should my thread "Teachers." It's a dive into the job numbers. Suffice it to say, between 70-90K of those 147K jobs are illusory gains. In August they will reverse.
2. The CBS settlement is a bad thing. You think it's good for the United States for the president to be suing media companies, and not even trying to win on the merits. They strongarmed a settlement by threatening to block a merger between private parties. Could you explain how this is a good thing at all? Even if you think somehow the 60 Minutes interview was wrongly edited, surely you don't think that's a good thing?
3. There are no trade deals. None. Trump has just told Vietnam to charge more money for the products we buy from them. Winning!
4. When everything goes to shit, as it surely will because it's already heading that way, are you going to admit you were wrong this whole time?
The Senate version of the budget bill includes provisions impacting parents of children under 14, particularly in relation to Medicaid and the Child Tax Credit. The bill would exempt parents of children under 14 from certain work requirements to maintain Medicaid eligibility.
Trump's signature policy bill adjusts work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the country's largest nutrition assistance program.
- In order to keep their benefits under the Senate-passed version of the bill, parents of children aged 14 or older would have to meet work requirements. The bill also bumps the work requirement age up to 64.