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Normalcy, I think you'd agree.
Not a big fan.
Normalcy, I think you'd agree.
Besides GOT not really into fantasy.I would have thought you’d enjoy a book where your people were the heroes.
edit: following-Frodo Gollum thought he had a chance.
A great amount of money has been lost during COVID-19, not just by civilians but by the govt. How is any of that going to be paid for?All that money and raised taxes and nothing for the people.
A disaster, I think you'd agree.
I've got a Bernie Sanders Run the Jewel shirt coming in but I think I'm going to get the "Find Out" John Brown shirt. There's a cool "John Brown Did Nothing Wrong" shirt on another site I might pick up lol.Oh man I neeeeeeeed one of those stickers
A great amount of money has been lost during COVID-19, not just by civilians but by the govt. How is any of that going to be paid for?
Just think of how ridiculous those proposals are under the current COVID situation.
None of that shit is happening. Higher taxes are happening, and that's about it.
A great amount of money has been lost during COVID-19, not just by civilians but by the govt. How is any of that going to be paid for?
Just think of how ridiculous those proposals are under the current COVID situation.
None of that shit is happening. Higher taxes are happening, and that's about it.
Zero chances of a tax hike any time soon. Tuition forgiveness is the most likely item on the list.
Hmmm....okay.Not my problem.
To forgive tuition would be for those certain colleges to take a loss, no? How would that work, I wonder.Zero chances of a tax hike any time soon. Tuition forgiveness is the most likely item on the list.
A great amount of money has been lost during COVID-19, not just by civilians but by the govt. How is any of that going to be paid for?
To forgive tuition would be for those certain colleges to take a loss, no? How would that work, I wonder.
I guess we'll see, but I fail to see the path to forgiving government lending in any area after this whole COVID thing is all somewhat settled.
The prime idea would be to spend so that it eventually not only saves money, but makes money. But most ideas right now are huge hypotheticals in the realm of economics.The only item on the list that is really expensive is the M4A. Well, the building retrofit thing is described as expensive, but the propagandist is rolling a lot of other costs into it.
Also, note that in our current situation, spending more will pay for itself to a large extent in the short run. The energy plan as a whole would boost short-term spending and revenue (spending more than revenue), but would also have a longer-term impact. I think it would be worth it. Going to be hard to get past the Senate, though.
I guess we'll see, but I fail to see the path to forgiving government lending in any area after this whole COVID thing is all somewhat settled.
If there is a debt that is to be paid, then that means those establishments already paid for it in advance. If all tuition is magically forgiven, then that debt will still have to be paid for by the federal government.What do you mean?
If there is a debt that is to be paid, then that means those establishments already paid for it in advance. If all tuition is magically forgiven, then that debt will still have to be paid by the federal government.
Yes, and the loans can come from private institutions like banks/etc. or from the federal government. Those loans were paid for in advance, which means to forgive them would be to take a loss with no future of recuperation.The way loans work is that people get money upfront and then pay it off over time
Yes, and the loans can come from private institutions like banks/etc. or from the federal government. Those loans were paid for in advance, which means to forgive them would be to take a loss with no future of recuperation.