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This is familiar trauma 2.0 playing out in real time.Charles essentially lured and trapped Diana when she was a shy 19 year old for life under the premise he loved her. In reality, he used her as a brood mare all the while keeping his life and his love intact. His children grew up under the shadow of that dysfunction, ... | no | 226 |
For once i agree with you. As an Australian with a mainland chinese wife, who has spent considerable time in China and has considerable experience dealing with chinese companies (i also speak and read mandarin) i have long been infuriated by western businesses and governments who saw the opening up of china as just an ... | no | 4,436 |
riled Thanks for being open. This is why I don't want to travel, although many of my purportedly "green" friends are jetting all over the globe. I wish you good health and no long covid. I think the Covid shoe may yet drop again.
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Fire and security doors don’t work if tenants jamb the doors so they stay open. Landlords have responsibilities but so do tenants.
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Lots of comments on here about him being a “hero” for sticking to his principles and not getting vaxed. Hero? For lying to people about not getting vaccinated and entering a country without authorization and then spreading lies about the COVID vaccine? Over 5.5 BILLION doses have been given and its has literally sav... | no | 210 |
Moonshine Excellent. Pass Go. Collect ₤200.
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"American aspiration, idealism and mythology have mingled together from the start." Jill Lepore and Barack Obama got it.The reason why "big lies" from both ends of the political spectrum resonate with so many people is that so many people distrust those who claim to know the "real truth, or real intent" of a person, a... | no | 1,552 |
Well when the hypocrites in the Republican Party added 7.8 TRILLION to the debt under Trump and raised the debt limit THREE times, yeah, I guess he has reason not to put things on the chopping block for these faux debt watchers. Also, perhaps some people don't understand the debt limit is about paying your PAST bills, ... | no | 1,505 |
The inflation we have been experiencing was never about labor costs. Nor was it about $2000 checks given out years ago. It was about supply chain disruptions and stock buybacks instead of investing in additional capacity. It was also a result of good old-fashioned corporate price gouging. The supply chain bottlenecks a... | yes | 9,590 |
Lyndsey Marie Shanley, All I’m saying is that the Seahawks had a chance to really be a Cinderella. Go back to the tape and watch Geno have open receivers who dropped a few, combined with a fumble in the red zone? Oh what might have been!
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Used to be that companies laid people off because they were losing money, i.e., like on the way to losing their shirts. Microsoft's lay offs ---and many like them--- are to improve already gigantus profits. When did shareholders become more important than people?
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I'm surprised it's only three-quarters. When I was in high school one of the common jokes was "Three quarters of guys masturbate and the others are liars."As I see it the major problem with this is that young people, with little or no actual experience, mistake perverted or otherwise harmful behavior for normal. Seem... | no | 670 |
So much for private - public partnership
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James I would certainly hope that it was built to the letter of the law: but an architect has the power to design to the spirit of the law and beyond. An inviting, open presentation to all, up front, not just a legal accommodation.
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Intrator invests for Russian Oligarch Vekselberg who doesn’t want US funding Ukraine and poof- santos is against Ukraine. None of this is coincidence.
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My kid's school hands these things out like candy. Rough back-of-the-napkin math tells me it costs the school about $6500 a month on Covid tests, or about 65k a year. For a small elementary school, that's a major outlay, far exceeding the amount spent on books, supplies, field trips, and school events.From talking to p... | no | 3,786 |
Exactly correct! The short version: "show some spine". We are dealing with a pathological bully, and we certainly must not compromise or make room for him in any way. Putinism needs to be suppressed utterly and permanently. What happens to Russia after that is totally open and in a larger sense of almost no intere... | yes | 6,704 |
Sally -- The photo of Marjorie and Kevin is a clear example of "one picture is worth a thousand words."Whether McCarthy is trying to get Marjorie Tayor Greene's support, or if he absolutely agrees with every conspiracy theory she shares, the optics are not good, nor is McCarthy's drive for power at any cost.This is the... | no | 1,230 |
I'm not sure that the interviewer's adversarial approach ('isn't capitalism good?') made good use of this renowned Native American scientist's time and knowledge. The questions were superficial and didn't open up an opportunity for her to expand more on the specifics of her experience in Maple Nation, as she calls it. ... | yes | 5,748 |
I feel like Ross starts with a forgone conclusion, then works his way backwards toward the beginning, or what would usually be the end for that matter. I think media in general, and more conservative media in particular, is no longer open-minded, or even partially. I get the distinct impression that corporate media, an... | no | 1,368 |
I don't care about the price of eggs--or even the price of cars.I care about the fact that I have waited and saved all my (single) working life to buy a little (emphasis on "little") house for retirement, and now I find that I am competing against an entire generation of younger folks who want the same thing. Only gue... | yes | 5,699 |
Shouldn't it be possible for 'blue' states to form a consortium and implement their own form of universal, single-payer healthcare/insurance, transcending state borders within the consortium? The combined populations of California, Washington, Oregon, Hawaii, New York, Illinois, and Massachusetts exceed that of many n... | no | 3,920 |
The Glow of Seoul’s Hidden Hot Spots Not far from the glare of the city center, the South Korean capital offers a wealth of cozy, cool hangouts, if you don’t mind ducking down alleys and opening a well-concealed door or two. Seoul gleams with glass towers and brims with centuries-old architecture, but beyond the bright... | yes | 8,167 |
If you ran a company and had a job opening and a candidate appeared who in the first interview told you that:They hate your industry, dislike your customers, do not believe in your products, think your company should not exist, and if they get the job the first thing they will do is work to shut down your operation, al... | yes | 7,846 |
Slann "We don't gun control we need bullet control! I think every bullet should cost $5,000. " - Chris Rock
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What exactly would this look like?Do you think it would be easier and cheaper to get mental health treatment for everyone who needs it than eliminating guns? Because I don’t see Republicans going for the massive increase in healthcare spending this would entail. Or are you saying that all the countries who have a way ... | no | 3,426 |
The MAGA Republicans are willing to burn down the country and bring us to economic chaos. It's past time that the sane Republicans, if there are any left, work with Democrats to avoid economic calamity. There is a need to bring spending in line with tax revenues, but don't do it by holding the debt ceiling hostage. T... | no | 791 |
SBF seems to define "stealing" as taking money directly out of customer accounts and putting it into his. Period. So the reports of SBF using company funds to invest in his other companies in violation of deposit agreements, pay for lavish parties, air travel, beachfront housing, and so on are not "stealing" since the ... | yes | 7,276 |
The national debt increased by $7.8 trillion during the Trump administration. This was a 39 percent increase from the debt prior to his taking office. <a href="https://marketrealist.com/p/national-debt-under-trump" target="_blank">https://marketrealist.com/p/national-debt-under-trump</a>/If Republicans in the House of ... | no | 590 |
"Rule No. 1: The rich world will need redistribution back from old to young."Absolutely....but the appropriate way to do this is by raising taxes on extreme incomes, as well as an extreme wealth tax, not by pruning social services that many of the elderly depend upon. In an age of the most outrageous wealth concentrati... | no | 1,966 |
Mr. Teitelbaum is clearly vengeful, and hate-filled developer and having his project stymied by one council member has enraged him to the point where he finds it necessary to do more damage than good. I was born and raised in the Bronx at 353 Cypress Ave. Just after WWII there was little affordable housing in the Cit... | yes | 7,280 |
From his inception of the FTX exchange, it was to fund to the Alameda hedgefund which was losing millions. In 2020, Alameda was already $5B in debt and that was all “borrowed” customer funding from his exchange. “I didn’t know what I was doing,” yet he kept transferring funds secretly and spending it lavishly. Crypto e... | yes | 9,119 |
I haven’t seen these high priced eggs that everyone is talking about…l bought a dozen eggs the other day…$2.25. Now that is up from the $1.99 they have been for years but don’t know where these 7, 8, 9 dollar a dozen eggs are?!
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Panic Buttons, Classroom Locks: How Schools Have Boosted Security A new survey shows increased investments in safety measures over the past five years. Yet there are more campus gun incidents than ever. When Adam Lane became principal at Haines City High School eight years ago, there was little to stop an attacker from... | no | 482 |
The debt ceiling is a false argument. Set the limit at 500 trillion and focus on actually doing something. All of the issues, debates, etc. will stay the same without depending on the threat of global economic collapse. Of course that demands negotiation, compromise, and a genuine commitment - from both sides - to foc... | no | 3,626 |
The opening is inevitable, the 3 years lockdown have bought the people with pre-conditions 3 extra years of life, and if the weaks have gotten their booster shot, they most likely would avoid death, Chinese vaccine are not that effective against symptomatic infection, but quite good at preventing death after 3 shots (... | no | 4,864 |
Costco sells three flavor cases of Spindrift for a somewhat reasonable price. While Pepsi-Cola definitely does hit the spot, as the old jingle suggests, it also has the calories of two beers, and high-fructose corn syrup is not good for you. Does anyone out there in the beverage industry hear me? There is a market o... | yes | 6,090 |
Fair point. Consider another. For years, these long-time black homeowners gained far less appreciation than their white contemporaries in NYC’s majority-white neighborhoods. The black homeowners’ prop values (historically suppressed by redlining etc) began to spike (as it did through the city) when white people began m... | yes | 5,074 |
Subject to the concerns of the market. Great Recession? Excess labor. People need a college degree along with a networking contact just to get an interview as an unpaid intern. Now? Covid/Boomer induced labor shortage. Employing only 30 percent of the workforce is insufficient to fill all the positions. Ergo, yes, empl... | yes | 7,852 |
Caroline S I worry about their ability to find good jobs after graduation with a degree from a now-tainted college. What will be open to them? Worker at a right-wing think tank? Staffer for MAGA Republican member of Congress? Supply is pretty quickly going to overwhelm demand.
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Lots of well-meaning folks on here recommending that we college teachers just require oral exams and have students write in-class essays. These suggestions make me wonder how long it's been since some of you have been in a college classroom. Many students now claim that speaking in class or having to write within a fin... | yes | 5,777 |
Finally, a discussion of inflation that mentions (very near the end) the role of unchecked profiteering by corporations that are raising prices, rewarding investors, and enriching executives, but without a corresponding increase in wages for their employees. President Biden is fully aware of this but has limited influe... | yes | 5,269 |
What behavior will AI encourage when it writes all the words we read?Words influence opinion and behavior. We've seen what algorithms do to human behavior when it controls the news feed (Facebook & TikTok). We don't want to see what happens when AI writes the news that most people consume.Companies are starting to figu... | no | 2,129 |
chad No, the majority of expenses are not end of life care. In the US, the majority of expenses go to the for-profit insurance companies who provide nothing of any value and actually make sure care is rationed and poorer care than in first-world nations. After that, expenses come from the cost of pharaceuticals in the ... | yes | 6,485 |
D So wrong on many levels. Management creates ALL the value,for the only people that really matter in our system....the INVESTORS. Why do you think those investors countenance those ridiculous, huge, bloated salaries and bonuses showered on the top managers? Because, by hook or crook, they return the most money to them... | yes | 5,075 |
This is such an interesting article, clearly bringing out the agreement of some of the folks who find personal satisfaction in connection with other human beings, as well as a reaction from others who responded the NY times is trying to tell them how to live their lives, or felt it implied something is wrong with being... | yes | 8,983 |
The US has 867 military installations across the globe outside of the US with dozens scattered across the Pacific. When 3% of what the US spends on war and preparation for war could end starvation on earth, and 45% of US foreign aid is for military and security, and when the US ranks near the bottom in humanitarian aid... | yes | 8,617 |
We had a similar but happier experience two weeks ago. Flying into LAX, we proceeded to the Thrifty location to pick up a Nissan Maxima (or similar car) reserved months previously. The line-up to get to the counter was horrendous: we waited 1:45 to reach the front. Standing first in line, we (and the 34 other people be... | yes | 7,861 |
Hal Vaccine billionaires pocketed over $50 billion during the first 15 months of the Covid pandemic. That's the same amount as Bill Gates' recenty record high charitable donaction.The pharmaceutical industry's REO has been, at 17%, higher than any other industry. The pharmaceutical industry's lobby is vastly larger tha... | no | 1,414 |
Maya look at who he ran against. And he looks like a hero cause he got Biden to give him billions when that condo complex fell into the ocean. And the fed and blue states fund his states with billions every year in hurricane aid. This allows him to keep taxes low - let the fed pay for it.After the hurricane he let r... | yes | 7,049 |
Over the last fifty years Germany has invested public funds into domestic infrastructure. In contrast, the United States funded a large military. Now both countries are deficient.No matter, most of the industrialized world share the same looming disaster, i.e. the rapid aging of their populations. Geriatrics can't fig... | yes | 7,491 |
So many topics raised in this column today, but I will focus on Social Security:1) Yes, remove the cap on earnings that are subject to the tax.2) Also, put a floor under which no income would be taxed for Social Security. Tie it to the highest minimum wage in any state in the union X 2080 hours (full-time work). This w... | yes | 7,905 |
To all you Aussie BEEs out there I hope you are enjoying the first Slam of the season. During one tournament Rafa took time to pose with a quokka; these adorables seem to be always smiling. Your koala has made many appearances here as has the kiwi. The wombat would make an additional enchanting animal to the list if i... | no | 2,010 |
One doesn’t have to live somewhere to know its geography. The southern border is 2000 miles long. That’s 200 10 mile increments. 4 agents to cover each increment would total 800 agents. At $75K per year, that would come to $60,000,000. This seems quite feasible, and as the original commenter stated, cheaper than an ade... | yes | 6,727 |
America the Delusional It was the Democrats who defunded Medicare to the tune of $0.8 trillion. And they raised taxes simultaneously. And raised health insurance premiums, co-pays and deductibles. And reduced the number of hospital beds.when Democrats had full control, rather than strengthening Medicare and Social S... | no | 1,873 |
Before one penny of Covid stimulus went to any ordinary American, the Trump regime sent a $1.5 trillion bailout to Wall Street in March of 2020.Never forget this. Do not EVER forget this. If they want to rein in federal spending, they can start there.
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Ken The solution to this problem is to buy hardware with an unlocked bootloader and good support from a free and open source OS. This sometimes means compromising on user friendliness in exchange for user freedom, such as foregoing an iPad for a Surface with Linux.Most computers from the last 10 years remain usable whe... | yes | 5,083 |
Your argument is so spurious it is beyond belief. Central Valley big ag “farmers” utilize one million acres of farmland to grow alfalfa, which represents 100 billion gallons of water, annually exported to Asia for……fattening up cattle. You want to know where the water went? It went to make hamburgers, steaks and lots o... | no | 2,668 |
Goldberg is confused about the legal linits and schools and the mandates of educators. Parents do not control the content of education or dictate how a teacher operates in the classroom, but they most certainly retain absolute authority in what additional therapy or services their child will or will not receive above a... | no | 439 |
I don't subscribe to cable TV, so I don't get Fox News at home. But whenever I stay in a hotel, I make a point to watch Fox News to see what it is all about.I am more struck by the ads on Fox News than the content. It is dominated by snake oil salesmen, literally. It is P.T. Barnum on steroids. There's a sucker born ev... | no | 1,912 |
Thank you Mr Suozzi for your article. Lying as much as possible on the campaign trail has become the new normal for aspiring Republican candidates. It is the model Trump used on his first presidential run and it worked. I don't suggest that it is exclusive to the Republicans, but they have developed it into an art form... | no | 1,215 |
I live in a suburb of Minneapolis that is dotted with wetlands and home to a lot of different creatures. It is also almost fully developed, with very few empty lots. We recently had a farmer move into our neighborhood who noted that he sees a lot more wildlife in our neighborhood than he did on his farm. The sad truth ... | yes | 5,365 |
Ryan M When my congressman, Earl "Buddy" Carter, was running for re-election this past November, he was bragging about the funds he worked to obtain to improve the Port of Savannah and the Port of Brunswick in Georgia. What he didn't mention was that the money was part of the $1.7 trillion Infrastructure Investment and... | no | 233 |
Bruce MaierI think the quote in the article about the scale or "scope" of Chinese production (here, fabric manufacturing) is accurate. Such efficient capacity has a way of opening doors of a global marketplace. Sure, production in countries other than our own is gearing up, too. But we have become - through the acti... | no | 2,173 |
philly The "old" tax the rich is actually just re-establishing taxation on the rich, who have made huge ROI's by investing in buying lawmakers who have reduced or eliminated taxes on them, allowing the rich to make huge profits off of investments that benefit from the infrastructure that fewer and less economically a... | yes | 8,177 |
DAN I get tired of this Republican talking point. There are numerous articles discussing the effect of the stimulus on inflation including this one: <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2022/10/09/inflation-economy-biden-covid" target="_blank">https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2022/10/09/inflation-e... | no | 1,251 |
Lilou Valuing our personal "attention" has become something now we may not have conceived 30 years ago.But you're right. The tech firms and legacy media companies have put a value on it for us.They want you to be happy with them providing a walled garden of delight for FREE while you play, they record you, and then sel... | no | 1,381 |
Great news. We made $17bilion profit on $50billion income! Bad news. We need to lay you off so our executives can make even more. Shameful. I ask everyone to convert Linux and leave these oligarchs in the dust.
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"He sees an opening for the anti-abortion movement to support a robust social safety net, finding common ground with Democrats and helping to position Republicans as 'the party of the family-friendly working class.' "This is pretty laughable considering Republicans are using the debt ceiling as a cudgel in the hopes of... | no | 4,924 |
I was a freelance journalist based in Tel Aviv from 2009-2011. Even back then, the West Bank was swiss cheese, the holes being expanding - and illegal - Israeli settlements. Yes - because I know some will raise it - Arafat missed a chance during the Clinton administration. And yes, violence on either side doesn't help.... | yes | 6,460 |
You know nobody wants to join Putin's "Russian World", when they'd rather spend their whole day in an Ikea, instead.But in all seriousness: in the future Ukrainians will look back on these challenging times, and bond and reminisce over them... as definitional of their Culture, and the "new and improved" Nation they're ... | no | 3,774 |
Add me to the list of doubters that many $400K households are worrying about (or aware of) the price of eggs.
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Rising interest rates over the last 13 or so months likely caused the debt-ceiling breach date to arrive sooner since those higher interest rates on government paper increase the amount of interest the Treasury has to pay out to its bond and note holders.Consistent and uninterrupted payment of interest due and payable ... | yes | 5,232 |
Gee Bret, what exactly is the rationale for not mentioning tax rates for big corps and for those making more than $one million annually? The highest bracket in 1963 when I was a toddler was 91% at $200K which is ~$1.8 million now. While I'm not suggesting a return to 1963 tax tables, I think the tax cuts under Ronnie ... | yes | 5,193 |
the nightmare of labor driven inflation. When employers learn employees are not slave. When the laws of capitalism, initiative, favor the individual, and the law itself stops for short while, being unfairly tipped to the 1/10 of 1 %. We are entering the age of less.
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Recession will be in the eye of the beholder.China is having a recession (which will be extended as they have significant can-kicked-down-the-road problems — witness the 180 degree messaging turns diplomatically and private investing).Europe is having a recession (energy supply and price shock and shift from ICE auto p... | yes | 9,402 |
Call Me Ishmael A lot of that was due to the utter destruction of the European continent, the Soviet Union, Japan, and the relative agrarian economy of China. I agree with you about the marginal tax rate, but the US had a national debt of $260B in 1950, with a GDP of $299.8B - So, percentage wise, it's not drastically... | yes | 9,624 |
If you don't think that the virulent and OPEN racism that was prevalent in this country from reconstruction through the civil rights movement of the 1960s (and continues in a more furtive way today) continues to impact society today then you are either not paying attention or are unwilling spend any time thinking criti... | yes | 7,719 |
For all those cheering for Harry in the comments: "spare" me. If he really just wanted to tell his story he could have done it on YouTube or a blog or pbs. Instead, he sold his story to the highest bidder. And he did not desperately need the money. What was already settled on him by family was enough for a comfortable ... | no | 331 |
Charles Weaver - We have a Net Zero, solar-powered, all-electric home. A two-burner camp stove and a gas grill + a supply of propane cylinders provides emergency cooking.We invested some of our savings from free solar power in a wood-burning insert in our fireplace for emergency heat. We have yet to use the insert, but... | yes | 6,108 |
Wouldn’t one expect a savvy new media company to be savvy and to carry out savvy thorough due diligence on its big investors in advance before taking the money? One wonders if there was an expectation (whether implicit or explicit) of favorable coverage of FTX and of the cryptocurrency industry in return for the inves... | no | 1,079 |
BYND paid 8 billion in stock buybacks and dividends over 10 years. Just last year 589 million in stock buyback, while reporting 559 million loss. I don't even know if they want to actually stay in business or its all a financial gimmick by now.
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Somali’s need our help, yet we are also obligated to other countries at the tune of over 3 billion a year. In our own country homeless persons are dying from exposure to the cold weather, and to top it off we aren’t even collecting the tax the government is owed from wealthy individuals and corporations. It’s mind ... | yes | 5,414 |
Robert As a cautious saver/investor I am well attuned to Vitto's comment:"Lower rates to near zero and keep them there until last year. When they tried to raise rates the markets pitched a fit and the Fed did nothing. Is that normal?"I am of the opinion that if it took that many years to recoup from the big bank screw ... | no | 2,036 |
John You seem to have a misconception about progressivism. By making strategic investments in the largest cross-section of our citizens' healthcare, quality education, the environment and climate change mitigations, a basic social safety net, our entire society stands to benefit greatly. Healthcare enables a healthy po... | no | 2,432 |
I’m a huge believer in traditional finance and investing, even more so after the collapse in 2008. This op-ed nails something that I’ve been pointing out to younger people for some time: if it seems to good to be true then it is. None of them listened. I’ve had people go into a full-blown rage when I’ve questioned cr... | no | 140 |
Metastasis wrong-o. Biden's war in Ukraine is an absolute quagmire at tens of billions per month.
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I've been out of the workforce since 2007 but am always interested in how things have changed. I was lucky to retire at 55 and "live" my life. I was, over the course of 34 years fired twice, passed over for promotion once and made the mistake of accepting a position I instantly hated once. So, all in all I did pretty w... | no | 450 |
Nobody cares. So long as they got their "individual freedom utopia compartment unlimited transportation units", complete with climate control, entertainment, soundproofing and every imaginable accoutrement from heated seats to automatic doors, as depicted in the commercials (where there is never any competing traffic... | yes | 6,348 |
that person Thank you for this. This was my response to this column:I work with undocumented immigrants and loved American Dirt. I thought the reaction to it was absurd. It wasn't a memoir and it is the rare author that can claim to share the identity of all their characters. With that said, Pamela Paul's columns on th... | yes | 7,426 |
Nina I think a lot of the confusion you mention at the top of the comment can be explained or eliminated by recognizing that people have diverse preferences, priorities, and sensibilities.Some people would spend a five-figure amount of money to travel to Denmark and eat at this restaurant, while others would spend an e... | no | 2,787 |
Canuckistani The Democrats for the past two years were able to keep the lunatics in their padded rooms.Now, the public has opened the doors and allowed a crazy caucus to hold the country hostage and demonstrate that maga and extreme right wing politics are not a recipe for any semblance of governance.We hear TFG contin... | yes | 6,905 |
“When we open up the decentralized world, we offer ways for humans to collaborate in ways they never have before." Lol. Seriously? When did "collaborate" become a synonym for "swindle"?
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Jason. If the gop wants to have a serious discussion on the debt limit look no further then the 3 times they extended it during trumps term. Almost 1/4 of our national debt was incurred during the trump years. That coupled with the fact that a large part of it was created by his 2017 tax cuts for corporations and the w... | no | 629 |
Smilodon7 NY Post- "Hunter Biden’s access to lucrative financial opportunities also came with expectations — including kicking back as much as 50% of his earnings to his dad, text messages on his old laptop show."
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Bradford McCormick For decades the West including the US have encouraged Russia to integrate into the World economy - so your false statement about the US trying to destroy its economy in the past is total propaganda. As for NATO expansion, putin has just proven that it certainly needed to expand - Russia wants to ensl... | no | 3,685 |
Joe Get rid of all the privatization and we'd save a fortune. America needs to just go with Medicare for all, and eliminate all corporate-farm-outs. Do it all in house. That would save us 600 billion a year, at least. <a href="https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M19-2818" target="_blank">https://www.acpjournals.org... | yes | 9,241 |
The CBO's by-section scoring of the IRA offers insight into what offsets Congress expects to "pay for" the law's health care benefits. It appears that more than a majority of these benefits depend on putting a lot of future costs back on drug manufacturers -- and I understand that no benefit is free of cost to someon... | yes | 6,124 |
A door has been opened in my mind to a reality based possibility I had not previously imagined. (Would ChatGPT have imagined it? Probably so. A lot of science fiction authors have.)I’m convinced that H. sapiens is on the brink of extinction and will soon fall into the abyss. But I’m an old guy and I’ve learned how to a... | yes | 9,676 |
Until we change campaign finance laws and mechanisms so these people are not beholden to their benefactors, America will continue to fail to invest in our future and our most pressing needs.
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