Damn. I never thought that I’d see the day when you went in favor of universal health care. **
Yes and those cases generally are when people are in fact disabled.
Yep.
The generally accepted view is that every one extra dollar spent on IRS enforcement these days is worth $10 in extra income (ie, exposed fraudulent tax returns).
Your Trust in our Government in Today's Times is Astonishing.
It's all about degree. Govt sucks, but it's better than all the alternatives. And the only astonishing thing is to believe there's a massive govt conspiracy of tens of thousands of people ALL keeping it quiet in this age when peeps can't even resist sharing their dinner on BookFace or whatever.
You misspelled dumb assed .
You mean like the IRS targeting conservative groups? Not a conspiracy. The government has been weaponized politically. You do realize that, yes?
Yes. Just like the FBI worked with a social media platform to squash news. Be enlightened.
www.npr.org
I thought you meant current stuff.Yes. Just like the FBI worked with a social media platform to squash news. Be enlightened.
IRS Apologizes For Aggressive Scrutiny Of Conservative Groups
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced settlements in two long-running cases against the IRS, saying, "There's no excuse" for the agency's treatment of the groups, which sought tax-exempt status.
Dude, that's not remotely true. The only groups targeted were those breaking the law. Please.dont bring that Tucker Carlson crap, no one cares.
Haha. Ok, dude. I provide you an NPR link and you scream “Tucker Carlson!”
How current Do you need? Between this and the FBI/Twitter stuff, that should be current enough for any reasonable person.
Seen any details on Omnibus? Billions protecting foreign borders but leaves ours still in disaster mode and hundreds of millions going to LGBQ Centers and nobody voting reads the damn thing; always last minute schit. They do so in the open with impunity and media spin / protection.
^^^watches CNN and MSNBC exclusively ^^^
You've never heard of Elon Musk, Laptop from Hell, Covid Info Coverups, and direct orders from Team Biden to Twitter?
I don't think that I would lean on townhall for objective coverage, just like I wouldn't lean on Vox.You've never heard of Elon Musk, Laptop from Hell, Covid Info Coverups, and direct orders from Team Biden to Twitter?
I think what your failing to realize is that Big Tech is owned exclusively by liberals but Elon, who voted for Obama has shaken things up for the better in the name of freedom of speech. Covid News from doctors who were not 100% in line with Fauci WERE silenced intentionally along with Hunter's Laptop that was sold as "Russian Disinformation" therefore banning anything other than that was silenced even though they knew it was NOT Russian Disinformation to protect Team Biden 2 weeks before the election. You CAN get away with this stuff which we all know they did when those in charge are all on the same political side. In other words, they and they alone were allowed to define "misinformation" with no opposing viewpoints allowed. Even your article says this:
No, my point was that if you ever find that you are typing fringe conspiracy theories and disinformation like you are typing above, you should expand what you intake as news to see how the more objective news sites cover it and maybe even how the other side covers it. I mean you almost hit the far right cycle with Fauci/Hunter's laptop. If you had signed off with stop the steal, you would get a point.
It’s odd the two people who liked this.
Coming in off the top rope on you mofos.
1. Pain laid out some nice looking proforma financials on Mickey D's and had me interested in buying a McDonald's franchise in the first half of his original post. Then completely flipped the momentum by convincing us the key to a successful career is starting out as a fry cook.**
2. Minimum wage is a a hot button worldwide. As we have learned since April of 2020, if you raise a significant portion of a populations income unilaterally without increasing output accordingly, you are really opening the inflation can of worms. That said, without protections, some people will get taken advantage of by the free market.
There have been lots of studies worldwide, but the closest thing to a consensus according to the IMF is to have a minimum wage between 35-50% of average hourly wages to keep it from driving inflationary pressures up. So in the US that would likely involve having states set their own minimum wage since costs of living varies so much. Based on 2021 data that would mean a minimum wage of $8.15-$11.45/hour in Mississippi and a minimum wage of between $12.95 and $18.50/hour in Massachusetts.
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All data and research aside, I think most reasonable people would agree that those two ranges would work fine for their respective states. Yet if you tried to set a federal minimum wage, somebody is going get 17ed.
3. Disability. When talking about disability and the workforce we are really talking about persons aged 16-64 that are non-institutionalized. As of 2021, there are 205 million non-institutionalized Americans between the ages of 16-64. 15.5 million of those people are classified as disabled and only 10 million of the disabled are unemployed. That's 5% of the working age population or 1 out of 20 people that do not work because of disability. That's not really unreasonable when you think about physical, mental, visual, and other disabilities.
Like everything else the number of and workforce participation of the disabled varies state to state.
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4. It's almost like we should have most policy decisions left to the states and very few made by the Federal Government. Old TJ was on to something methinks.
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Well, those are valuable and highly-prized by all sorts of investors and financially-literate people****
Absolutely astonishing. Wish he’d site the last time taxes were lowered and which admins did it.
The English portion of the ACT would like to say "cite"
Shouldn’t be odd at all.
I heard a political pundit recently say that the government estimates that $100k spent on an IRS agent's salary would result in $1mil in revenue (once the agent was trained and running). The problem is an agent rarely brings in even close to that amount.
You're characterization of the NPR link is pure Tucker. Take it somewhere else, loon.
I was dumb/naive enough to hold this view until at least the Lerner scandal. Even after that, I was probably dumb enough to think it could be fixed. Now we're in a ****** position because tax collection and auditing is necessary but we don't have an institution that is trustworthy enough to be given the power to do it.
If Axios is intending to be dead center they're incompetent. Libs of TikTok didn't attack anybody providing "gender'affirming care" for transgendered youth. They just pointed out what they were doing to children, primarily by using their own promotional materials.
Nope, unfortunately their future growth isn't tied to their ****** job they currently have.
The IRS is held to high standards. So high, tax attorneys keep them to that high standard.
Yes, the federal government can swing a big stick, and I'm certain that there are bad apples in many branches who would put politics over doing their job objectively. The two party system in this country has not done us any favors and we haven't helped by buying into their divisive rhetoric. Do we hate DeSantis (state level admittedly) for trying to manipulate/cancel Disney over their speech, and threatening, maybe actually changing(I should pay better attention) tax status, etc. because he disagrees with them? Republicans have largely gone from conservative to authoritarian and I'm not OK with that.
If you think Biden even knows what Twitter is, you shouldn't operate heavy machinery. That man does not make his own post and it’s silly to think he does.
