LumRaiderFan

I’ve made my opinion known for quite a while that I’m for a flat tax, remove the progressive nonsense and everyone pays that earns. I should clarify that that flat tax should be on income, not wealth. 🙂

So you’re willing to put our National Security in the hands of 5 officials in Grand Forks, North Dakota?

In one thread you want to tax wealth, not just income, and in this thread you see no problem in communists buying up property, just thought the pattern was interesting.

I thought your confiscate from the big bad rich remark was more inviting.

Says the guy who wants to tax wealth, lol.

And look at what we have now, smh.

I guess China feels they have a right to U.S. property since they allow U.S. companies to exploit slave labor. Pathetic deal all the way around.

[Hidden Content] From the article: Officials in Grand Forks, North Dakota, have voted to strike down a Chinese company's proposed corn mill after the U.S. Air Force said its proximity to a military base would pose a national security risk. The 5-0 unanimous vote Monday night from the Grand Forks City Council surrounding the Fufeng Group project was met with cheers and chants of "USA!" from the public in attendance. Prior to the meeting, Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski, during an interview on "The Story with Martha MacCallum," told Fox News that the city had options to "basically deny infrastructure and deny building permits. "So they have the land, but they have no ability to build anything on it," he added.

Crazy, sounds like he had his mind made up on where this was going.

Collusion is acceptable behavior on the left apparently, you can sleep with foreign spies and even have them work on your staff for years and it’s no problem.

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We must have posted at the same time, lol. Oh well, this one needs to be read twice.

[Hidden Content] From the article: A new poll shows a record number of Americans say they are worse off financially since President Biden took office, the most ever recorded by the poll in its 37 years of asking the question. According to the ABC News/Washington Post poll, 41% of Americans say they are in a tougher financial situation since Biden's inauguration in Jan. 2021, while just 16% say they are better off. Those numbers stand in stark contrast to when the poll asked Americans the same question two years after the election of former President Trump, when just 13% said they were worse off and 25% said they were better off.

Absolutely, as dishonest as they come and possibly a criminal. New York voters are apparently easily duped as indicated by some of their elected officials.

Still waiting on those links to back up your claims.

They’re everywhere.

And none of it is true. I asked for specifics, not stuff you make up.

And they do, which you weren’t aware of from your post about the 1%. Guess what, them paying more wouldn’t make your life any better.

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Can you point out what policies biden put in place to create the jobs? Be specific.

Was Eric Swalwell in it?

[Hidden Content] From the article: In 2020, the bottom half of taxpayers earned 10.2 percent of total AGI and paid 2.3 percent of all federal individual income taxes. The top 1 percent earned 22.2 percent of total AGI and paid 42.3 percent of all federal income taxes. In all, the top 1 percent of taxpayers accounted for more income taxes paid than the bottom 90 percent combined. The top 1 percent of taxpayers paid $723 billion in income taxes while the bottom 90 percent paid $450 billion.

[Hidden Content] Lost a billion dollars but it’s still a great idea that needs more tax dollars. 🤦 From the article: Global green energy company Siemens Gamesa reported Thursday that it had lost a staggering $967 million during the three-month period from between October to December. The Germany-based company, which dubs itself as "the global leader in offshore power generation," noted the wind industry has faced various unfavorable pressures leading to negative growth in recent months and years, in its earnings report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2023 released Thursday morning. The company added that governments would need to further assist the industry to ensure future positive growth. "The negative development in our service business underscores that we have much work ahead of us to stabilize our business and return to profitability," Siemens Gamesa CEO Jochen Eickholt said in a statement.

That guy’s a clown, but he has quite the following of clowns that find him believable.