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Anonymous WE'RE NOT BANNING GAS STOVES Y(...) 01/28/23(Sat)11:41:40 No. 1137694 Gas-stove ban: As U.S. moves closer to action, cooks want to know, ‘What’s the real risk?’ https://www.marketwatch.com/story/gas-stove-ban-u-s-draws-closer-to-action-with-a-consumer-agency-turning-up-its-scrutiny-11673373286?siteid=yhoof2 California already bans the installation of new gas stoves, and New York City will in 2024. Chicago weighs its own ordinance. he U.S. as a whole could be edging nearer to a ban on gas stoves, if the interest of a federal consumer safety agency is any indication. The agency is reviewing gas stoves and range tops, opening a comment period for now, a member of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission told Bloomberg News in a recent interview. Attention on these appliances has increased in the wake of new studies of respiratory and certain cancer risks linked to their use, as well as research on their contribution to global warming from the greenhouse gases that the combustion of natural gas NG00, +0.21% and other fossil fuels releases into the atmosphere. Gas appliances are “a hidden hazard,” CPSC commissioner Richard Trumka Jr. said in the interview. “Any option is on the table. Products that can’t be made safe can be banned.” He said the agency could also consider other actions, including setting standards on emissions from the appliances, or take no action at all. Trumka later tweeted: “To be clear, CPSC isn’t coming for anyone’s gas stoves. Regulations apply to new products. For Americans who CHOOSE to switch from gas to electric, there is support available – Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes a $840 rebate.” Read more on the IRA. Still, his position sparked a social media response, including from Sen. Joe Manchin, an energy-state Democrat. “The federal government has no business telling American families how to cook their dinner. I can tell you the last thing that would ever leave my house is the gas stove that we cook on,” Manchin tweeted. 4 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)13:31:48 No. 1137728 >>1137702 Unless you have solar panels and a battery setup, you're just spending more on electric than gas, making you fucking retarded with your corporate shill bullshit.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)13:33:01 No. 1137730 >>1137728 NTA but which corporations are you alleging they are shilling for?>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)18:46:20 No. 1137853 >manchin, who relies on gas drilling and even coal mining to an extent to get elected, is a luddite damn, who could have guessed>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)18:54:32 No. 1137856 >>1137853 Wanting to ban things is luddite. The Luddites wanted to destroy textile machinery. Don't misuse the term just because I used the word a few days ago and you had to google it to gain a poor understanding.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)19:03:35 No. 1137860 yet another bill on something completely and totally unimportant, while the country is crumbling to pieces. They will spend thousands and thousands of hours and billions of dollars to ban flavored vapes and to regulate exactly what angle a car seat can be installed at and whether or not kitchens can install gas stoves after a certain year Anonymous Corruption ring 01/26/23(Thu)17:58:16 No. 1137205 Corruption ring (D-california) gets busted. D politicians bribing and defrauding each other. It's a circus of bribery and fraud in sunny California https://voiceofoc.org/2023/01/former-irvine-councilwoman-says-democratic-consultant-tried-defrauding-her-not-bribing/ 10 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)17:56:14 No. 1137507 >>1137332 I made it up.>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:37:46 No. 1137548 >>1137507 Thanks for being honest at least>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:41:26 No. 1137550 >>1137332 news.google.com>>1137498 It only seems that way because you are used to a hyperconservative hug box.>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:49:52 No. 1137558 >>1137550 >news.google.com If you keep acting like that your not going to get your raise during the quarterly review>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)18:22:01 No. 1137844 >>1137221 >it makes it even funnier knowing that they bribed each other so often they could tell when the bribes were fraudulent No, it's just depressing that democrat municipalities are like this Anonymous Democrats Are Mounting A Push (...) 01/21/23(Sat)11:30:20 No. 1135606 >After winning legislative seats and taking over governor’s mansions, Democrats will try to implement reforms and beat back Republican efforts to restrict voting access. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/democrats-voting-rights-states_n_63cb0781e4b0c2b49ad56964 After a surprisingly successful midterm election in which Democrats increased their power in state governments, party leaders now find themselves in a position to advance or protect one of the party’s top issues: voting rights. Major voting rights bills are on the move in states like Minnesota, where Democrats won complete control of state government for the first time in five years, and New York, where Democrats held on to their majorities. In Michigan, Democrats will now implement and possibly expand on voting rights reforms enacted by voters after winning full control in the state for the first time in 40 years. And in other states, like Arizona and Wisconsin, Democratic gubernatorial wins will thwart any Republican laws rolling back voter access. After the 2020 election’s dual crises of pandemic and insurrection, Democrats in several states enacted a series of bills, constitutional amendments and ballot initiatives to expand voting rights and voter access. The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the public’s desire for easy access to alternatives to in-person election day voting, while the Republican Party’s lies about that voting access showed the need to shore up systems of democratic elections. With many reforms already enacted in Maryland, Massachusetts and Michigan, the big action on voting rights will occur in Minnesota, where Democrats hold a one-vote majority in the state senate. “There is a big opportunity this session to take action on democracy reforms that we haven’t had in the last 40 years,” said Lilly Sasse, campaign director for We Choose Us, a coalition of grassroots, advocacy and union organizations in Minnesota backing democracy reform. 52 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/26/23(Thu)16:26:02 No. 1137187 >>1137111 >We Who?>>
Anonymous 01/26/23(Thu)18:19:08 No. 1137210 >>1137186 >>1137187 Retards>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)12:52:51 No. 1137708 >>1137210 LOL, it was Russian.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)13:00:13 No. 1137709 >>1135707 And you provide absolutely nothing to back up your claim. Fucking amazing.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)17:53:26 No. 1137838 >>1137708 retard, can't even fucking the given info Anonymous US air force general predicts (...) 01/28/23(Sat)16:17:27 No. 1137784 Leaked memo from General Mike Minihan comes as tension remains high over Taiwan Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. Copying articles to share with others is a breach of FT.com T&Cs and Copyright Policy. Email licensing@ft.com to buy additional rights. Subscribers may share up to 10 or 20 articles per month using the gift article service. More information can be found at https://www.ft.com/tour. https://www.ft.com/content/2b50ce67-bf88-4aff-bac9-eb9ac1b3b2ca A top American air force general has predicted that the US and China will probably go to war in 2025, in the most dramatic warning yet from a senior military officer about the likelihood of a conflict over Taiwan. General Mike Minihan, head of US Air Mobility Command, said the two military powers were likely to end up at war because of a series of circumstances that would embolden Chinese president Xi Jinping. “I hope I am wrong. My gut tells me we will fight in 2025,” Minihan wrote in a private memo to his top commanders obtained by NBC news and seen by the Financial Times. “Xi secured his third term [as Communist party general secretary] and set [sic] his war council in October 2022. Taiwan’s presidential elections are in 2024 and will offer Xi a reason,” Minihan wrote. Minihan added that the 2024 presidential elections in the US would create a “distracted America” that would benefit the Chinese president. “Xi’s team, reason, and opportunity are all aligned for 2025,” he concluded. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text. >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)16:22:46 No. 1137786 >>1137784 repost >>1137736 >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)17:07:18 No. 1137817 >>1137784 MINE IS COOLER, NYUK NYUKK NYUKKK KID GLOVES ON DA WHITE MAN, BR(...) 01/27/23(Fri)16:56:14 No. 1137493 https://nypost.com/2023/01/26/biden-calls-for-peaceful-protest-after-5-memphis-cops-arrested-in-beating-death/ Biden calls for ‘peaceful protest’ after Memphis cops arrested in Tyre Nichols death President Biden asked for “peaceful protest” Thursday after five fired Memphis police officers were arrested and accused of beating to death Tyre Nichols. Nichols, 29, was pulled over by police on Jan. 7 and died three days later from his injuries. He and all five officers are African-American. “I join Tyre’s family in calling for peaceful protest. Outrage is understandable, but violence is never acceptable,” Biden said in a written statement. “Violence is destructive and against the law. It has no place in peaceful protests seeking justice.” Biden added, “Public trust is the foundation of public safety and there are still too many places in America today where the bonds of trust are frayed or broken. Tyre’s death is a painful reminder that we must do more to ensure that our criminal justice system lives up to the promise of fair and impartial justice, equal treatment, and dignity for all.” >>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)18:46:58 No. 1137529 >>1137493 Joseph Biden rapes kids>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)18:56:31 No. 1137536 >>1137529 Donald Trump taught him how to rape kids.>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:30:15 No. 1137543 >>1137536 the student has become the master>>
theonebrutha dontchimpoutitsel(...) 01/28/23(Sat)09:55:48 No. 1137655 >>1137493 I saw the video, ALL CAPS BRUTHER, and it was murder! As a man of color, like myself, you must agree, it's suppose ta be da hood bruthas dat do da chimpin' out, not da black cops!>>
theonegorilla dontapeitself 01/28/23(Sat)16:37:12 No. 1137797 >>1137655 One of them cops was built like a gorilla, and while one cop held the victim, Mcgilla gorilla cop punched him The victim ran and fat cops dont like to run and earn their pay Anonymous Bhutan Store in Perth facing d(...) 01/28/23(Sat)06:45:08 No. 1137622 https://kuenselonline.com/bhutan-store-in-perth-facing-difficulties/ Bhutan Store, ‘Grown & Made in Bhutan’ retail store in Perth, Australia is facing financial, certification and shipping challenges. According to the CEO of Bhutan Store, Sonam Chophel, Bhutan Store by Druksell Australia was in collaboration with the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MoENR) for a large number of Bhutanese diaspora living abroad. Inaugurated in December last year, the store is slowly picking up and is yet to send its second consignment. However, the absence of logistics and shipping assistance from the government is a major challenge. According to Sonam Chophel, the cost of logistics and certification on 125 products is a major problem in shipping goods from Bhutan to Australia. “The government should address such challenges that the entrepreneurs are facing and make export from the country convenient compared to the imports.” He said that improving marketing strategies could encourage entrepreneurs. “The government could provide short-term financial support to the entrepreneurs to make good use of the existing resources rather than investing in hundreds of failed projects.” The Promoter of the Bhutan Store in Australia, Kunzang Wangdi, said that it was difficult for Bhutanese goods to compete in the global market due to the lack of robust investment in the packaging industry. “Investment in the creative industry on proper marketing and branding would help in strengthening the supply chain from farm to the market.” “The response and support from Bhutanese in Perth is optimistic. We hope that such a store will not only be a platform for the CSI market but also help in promoting the local products in Australia and other countries,” he said. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text. >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)14:11:20 No. 1137743 >>1137622 >MY BUSINESS IS FAILING HELP ME GOVERNMENT AAAAAAAAAAAAAA Absolutely fucking pathetic. Anonymous No income tax 01/26/23(Thu)09:09:23 No. 1137112 Funny how one of the most 'progressive' states in the US has no personal income tax yet on the national level they bitch about it when Republicans try to do it https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/justices-weigh-effort-to-balance-washington-state-s-tax-code/ar-AA16KGTM 40 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:44:22 No. 1137555 >>1137547 Nta but when I figured it out I stopped voting exclusively for Democrats. That's not to say I vote exclusively for republicans either, after living in deep blue states for a decade or two I saw all the corporate handouts they give out and i got my head out of my ass and stopped voting based on political party>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:56:43 No. 1137559 >>1137547 i'm sorry the truth hurts your feelings. maybe try touching grass?>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)23:42:09 No. 1137581 >>1137136 >which are paid for by the tax payer who lives in a blue states>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)00:02:15 No. 1137583 >>1137581 it's federal funding, dum dum.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)11:14:30 No. 1137675 >>1137555 Good post Anonymous Ukraine massive fraud problem 01/27/23(Fri)08:28:16 No. 1137342 Widespread fraud in Ukraine. They are taking after their friends in the American Democratic Party. Among those defrauding foreign aid include one of zelensky's personal aids, who stole a Chevy tahoe meant for evacuating civilians https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/27/us/politics/ukraine-corruption-scandal.html 11 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)08:25:31 No. 1137644 >>1137342 Guy, it's war there. And not some overseas war, literally fight for right to exists. Corruption or gray market is the only thing that momentarily can make that society function to some degree. Not defending, just noticing, extreme times bring extreme people and extreme measures.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)08:50:59 No. 1137647 >>1137342 >Ukraine massive fraud problem i dont see any problems with it. if retards bring their money and ask to rob them in a name of freedom and democracy, why blame kikes?>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)08:57:46 No. 1137649 >>1137342 Isn’t corruption and fraud why the west used that country to launder dirty drug and trafficking money in the first place?>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)11:13:29 No. 1137674 >>1137649 Pretty much, at least, profiting from corruption has historically been why the Biden family has been interested in ukraine>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)11:17:57 No. 1137678 >>1137644 Good post Anonymous Why are Republicans so gullibl(...) 01/27/23(Fri)16:52:36 No. 1137489 Republicunts actually fall for this shit. https://www.newsweek.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-amendment-flops-only-13-republicans-back-her-1776965 An amendment proposed by Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene failed on Thursday, as just 13 of her GOP colleagues joined her in voting in favor of it. The amendment to the Strategic Production Response Act would have prevented the president from selling oil but was defeated by a vote of 418 to 14, with seven members not voting. Footage of the moment the amendment failed was shared to Twitter on Thursday by user @Acyn and had been viewed more than 1.6 million times as of early Friday morning. The Strategic Production Response Act was introduced by Republican Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers and it "limits the drawdown of petroleum in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve until the Department of Energy develops a plan to increase the percentage of federal lands leased for oil and gas production," according to a summary of the bill provided on Congress' website. 7 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:44:12 No. 1137554 >>1137540 Pics or it didn't happen>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)19:57:43 No. 1137560 >>1137554 http://joebidenrapeskids.com>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)22:46:10 No. 1137574 >>1137489 https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=pet&s=mcsstus1&f=m the last time the spr was this low was back in 1984. so thanks for keeping the price up cucks. biden said he was going to restock the spr when wti crude fell to the low 70s well it's back up to 80 and expected to go up in the next few months. in the 2 years since biden's taken office he's blown through 35% of the spr reserves at the rate it's going it'll be near empty when his term is over. >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)10:48:12 No. 1137671 >>1137489 Instead Joe Biden should nationalize the oil industry.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)10:55:39 No. 1137673 >>1137671 Do you want to be Venezuela? Because thats how you become Venezuela Anonymous Top FBI Republican official ar(...) 01/23/23(Mon)14:24:15 No. 1136223 https://abcnews.go.com/US/former-fbi-official-charles-mcgonigal-arrested-ties-russian/story?id=96609658 A former top FBI official in New York has been arrested over his ties to a Russian oligarch, law enforcement sources told ABC News Monday. Charles McGonigal, who was the special agent in charge of counterintelligence in the FBI's New York Field Office, is under arrest over his ties to Oleg Deripaska, a Russian billionaire who has been sanctioned by the United States and criminally charged last year with violating those sanctions. McGonigal retired from the FBI in 2018. He was arrested Saturday afternoon after he arrived at JFK Airport following travel in Sri Lanka, the sources said. He was charged along with a court interpreter, Sergey Shestakov, who also worked with Deripaska. McGonigal, 54, is charged with violating U.S. sanctions by trying to get Deripaska off the sanctions list. McGonigal is one of the highest ranking former FBI officials ever charged with a crime. McGonigal and Shestakov, who worked for the FBI investigating oligarchs, allegedly agreed in 2021 to investigate a rival Russian oligarch in return for payments from Deripaska, according to the Justice Department. McGonigal and Shestakov are accused of receiving payments through shell companies and forging signatures in order to keep it a secret that Deripaska was paying them. Both face money laundering charges in addition to charges for violating sanctions. Each of four counts carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison 42 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)01:53:11 No. 1137316 >>1137315 OK, Neocon>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)01:55:20 No. 1137318 >>1137316 Nah, all conservatives are traitors.>>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)01:57:17 No. 1137319 >>1137318 Let us know when you find those WMDs, neocon>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)10:19:47 No. 1137660 >>1137319 They'll find them with the 5 million illegal votes>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)10:44:45 No. 1137668 >>1137660 >wmds didn't exist >illegal votes don't exist makes sense Anonymous Marie Kondo Has 'Given Up' on (...) 01/27/23(Fri)18:37:46 No. 1137523 At least the reasons she gave is kind of adorable.>Marie Kondo delivered a shock to fans during a recent webinar to promote her latest book, "Marie Kondo's Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life." The decluttering queen is no longer tidying up as much after giving birth to her third son, or as Kondo put it, "My house is messy" (via The Washington Post). >Kondo became an international phenomenon in 2019 with the launch of her Netflix reality series "Tidying Up," in which she helped people clean up their messy homes and declutter their spaces in an attempt to restore calmness and "spark joy" in their lives. While Kondo has long been devoted to decluttering "physical" spaces, her new book also stresses the importance of cleaning up mental and emotional spaces. In other words, keeping your clothes folded and organized can be just as important as listening to classical music in the morning or making time for your children. >"Tidying up means dealing with all the 'things' in your life," Kondo writes in the book. "So, what do you really want to put in order?" >During a recent webinar to promote the book, Kondo added, "My home is messy, but the way I am spending my time is the right way for me at this time at this stage of my life. Up until now, I was a professional tidier, so I did my best to keep my home tidy at all times. I have kind of given up on that in a good way for me. Now I realize what is important to me is enjoying spending time with my children at home." >Kindo followed up her eight-episode "Tidying Up" series with a second Netflix series, 2021's "Sparking Joy With Marie Kondo." Both series are now available to stream on Netflix. https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/marie-kondo-stops-tidying-up-home-messy-1235504610/ 3 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/27/23(Fri)23:40:40 No. 1137579 kek, so she had two daughters and was fine, had them participating in cleaning with her, but now she has a son and is throwing in the towel males were a mistake >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)00:03:26 No. 1137584 >>1137523 insider here. marie lives like a slob. it's really quite disgusting.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)07:52:48 No. 1137632 >would rather spend time making memories with with her 3 young kids than waste it cleaning up all the time we all grow up eventually>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)09:40:18 No. 1137653 >>1137632 t. slob>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)09:59:47 No. 1137656 reminds me of how Jordan "clean your room" Peterson lives in an absolute pig sty Anonymous Georgia Republican Rep. Rick A(...) 01/16/23(Mon)17:09:00 No. 1134189 Republican Rep. Rick Allen of Georgia said on Jan. 12 that the way to handle problems with Social Security and to increase wealth is for people to work longer and retire later. Allen said that his constituents have told him that that is exactly what they want to do. As seen in a video released by the organization, Allen is asked in a hallway in Congress by a staffer with Social Security Works, an advocacy group whose mission is to protect and expand Social Security, "How do you guys plan on cutting Social Security this Congress?" Allen replies, "We're not going to cut Social Security." The staffer then asks about "raising the age of retirement." "You know, uh, it's interesting that you ask that question," Allen says. "People come up to me, they actually want to work longer." The staffer prompts, "So that's on the table, you're saying?" and Allen responds: "Well, you know, if people want to work longer, maybe you need to give them incentive to do it. That's the way to solve every one of these problems, by the way, and actually grow wealth at the same time." Pointing to his head, Allen concludes, "It just takes that right there." The exchange comes as congressional Republicans discuss making cuts to social safety net programs to reduce government spending. Currently, people can opt for what the Social Security Administration calls "early retirement" by receiving reduced benefits at age 62. If they wait to start receiving benefits until they are between the ages of 66 and 67, depending on the year they were born, they are eligible to collect the full benefit. Conservative lawmakers and groups have been pushing to raise the retirement age, saying that people now live longer and thus receive Social Security benefits for longer, which they claim will eventually make the program insolvent. https://americanindependent.com/house-representatives-georgia-rick-allen-social-security-budget/ 2 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/20/23(Fri)17:29:09 No. 1135379 Social security is already insolvent and can't function without debt. The age has to increase at some point or the program will have to be completely removed or limited for the majority of people >>
Anonymous 01/20/23(Fri)17:37:13 No. 1135383 >>1135379 Actually it's fine and remove the cap on taxable income would solve any issues with the program. The problem is Republicans trickle down economics where they give billions in unpaid tax cuts to the rich and then scapegoat social security. Which is exactly what they did with the failed Trump tax cuts.>>
Anonymous 01/20/23(Fri)18:40:04 No. 1135415 >>1135365 I'm not.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)02:34:34 No. 1137598 Ah yes, taking away social security and forcing people to work longer before retirement. This will go over well. >>
James 01/28/23(Sat)07:31:12 No. 1137627 Damn let this man flip some burgers, see if he can do it till he's 80 Anonymous Republicans plow ahead to gut (...) 01/16/23(Mon)21:44:33 No. 1134276 >Even after calls for Medicare and Social Security cuts failed to produce their expected 2022 'red wave,' they are still plowing ahead with calls for 'reforms.' https://americanindependent.com/republicans-begin-the-new-congress-determined-to-cut-safety-net-programs/ Republicans could soon push for cuts to social safety net programs, including Social Security, even though such proposals are unpopular and may have hurt them in the 2022 midterm elections. On Tuesday, CNN reported that a slide shown at a House Republican caucus meeting detailing budget and spending priorities contained items that included "Adopt an FY24 budget resolution balancing within 10 years" and "Reforms to Budget Process and Mandatory Spending Programs." While some of the federal government's annual spending is subject to the discretion of Congress, including funding of defense and many domestic programs, funding of entitlement programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security is automatic. During the 2022 campaign, several Republican incumbents and candidates advocated for major changes to the programs, including cuts and annual funding reauthorization. Florida Sen. Rick Scott, who was then chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, released an 11-point legislative agenda for his party last February that included a provision making all federal laws expire every five years. Asked in March why he proposed to sunset Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security in an election year, he told Fox News that doing so was the best way to "preserve those programs." Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, who narrowly won reelection by a 1% margin, said in an August radio interview that every mandatory spending item should be made optional: "What we ought to be doing is we ought to turn everything into discretionary spending, so it's all evaluated, so that we can fix problems or fix programs that are broken, that are going to be going bankrupt." 9 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
D.A.R.I.A 01/17/23(Tue)15:14:06 No. 1134438 >>1134391 Republicans won big with voters. They however lost bigly with election officials in Atlanta, Clark County Nevada, and Maricopa County Arizona. And that's all that actually mattered in the election Things won't change till we change the beuracracy ruling us>>
Anonymous 01/18/23(Wed)05:53:44 No. 1134622 >>1134432 Apparently the GOP really is that stupid.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)02:35:59 No. 1137599 >>1134432 They know they can't gut social security and medicare in a stand up fight, so like the cowards they are, republicans are holding the country hostage via the debt ceiling to gut it, and then they'll try and blame Democrats.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)03:10:49 No. 1137606 So, no Republicans have mentioned cutting SS as usual, but the news is speculating a cut to SS? I hate journos so fucking much. >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)06:04:01 No. 1137613 >>1134438 Will you shut the fuck up already darla Anonymous Republican House prepares to d(...) 01/16/23(Mon)17:27:57 No. 1134202 https://www.forbes.com/sites/qai/2023/01/16/us-government-to-hit-debt-ceiling-on-thursdaywhat-happens-next/ The US is hitting its debt limit next Thursday, and Congress has been notified of the fact by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. The government running out of credit might seem pretty dramatic, and while it’s not exactly nothing, it’s also a situation that arises on a semi-regular basis. Even so, Yellen wasn’t mincing words in her letter to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, stating that “Failure to meet the government’s obligations would cause irreparable harm to the US economy, the livelihoods of all Americans, and global financial stability. I respectfully urge Congress to act promptly to protect the full faith and credit of the United States.” Usually this type of thing is a bit of a formality for Congress, but these days we can’t necessarily rely on anything going smoothly in Washington D.C. 25 replies omitted. Click here to view. >>
Anonymous 01/18/23(Wed)12:55:17 No. 1134692 >>1134590 debt is accrued through deficit spending>>
Anonymous 01/18/23(Wed)14:16:58 No. 1134720 >>1134692 No. You can have no deficit spending and accrue additional debt. Interest exists.>>
Anonymous 01/18/23(Wed)14:45:57 No. 1134728 >>1134352 >Not voting to lower the taxes on real Americans too. I'd prefer it go to something I might be able to control through voting, than something i have no control over, which is corporations.>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)02:37:00 No. 1137600 >>1134728 Good post>>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)02:40:11 No. 1137602 >>1134728 As an individual you don't have any more control through voting than you control corporations Anonymous You guessed 01/26/23(Thu)17:25:33 No. 1137199 It's those people doing political crimes again The people who start with "D" and end with "rat" https://www.inquirer.com/politics/election/philly-mayors-race-amen-brown-debts-lawsuits-20230126.html An Inquirer review found that Brown’s business and real estate dealings over the last decade have been mired in repeated accusations of legal and financial impropriety. >>
Anonymous 01/26/23(Thu)17:34:14 No. 1137200 >>1137199 Your as fraudulent as most democrats. The article is about Republican fraud. But you knew that>>
Anonymous 01/26/23(Thu)18:10:50 No. 1137207 >>1137199 coal>>1137200 If the thread has a jak image the thread is automatically going to be shit>>
Anonymous 01/26/23(Thu)23:24:41 No. 1137281 West Philadelphia State Rep. Amen Brown, one of nine Democrats running for mayor, has pitched himself as a self-made entrepreneur who rose out of poverty. Charismatic and affable, Brown has used his success story to relate to voters in Philadelphia’s most underserved neighborhoods, saying his ability to overcome hardships and systemic inequities qualifies him to be mayor. But an Inquirer review of financial documents, property records, and court filings shows that Brown’s business and real estate dealings over the last decade have been mired in repeated accusations of legal and financial impropriety. Former business partners say he broke contracts and bilked them out of their investments. Day-care centers he owned have accumulated thousands of dollars in unpaid taxes. He has been on the losing end of multiple lawsuits filed by angry creditors >>
Anonymous 01/28/23(Sat)00:46:18 No. 1137587 >>1137281 Thanks for posting article
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