OH hooray! Nice time! We are so, so, so happy to read a nice thing after this week of awfulness! Incredibly badass Wisconsin Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Obviously) will be introducing a bill next week called the Top 1% Accountability Act, which will require all rich people claiming over $150,000 in tax deductions to undergo a drug test to make sure they're not spending that money on drugs. They would have to submit a drug test, no more than three months old, or take a much lower standard deduction when filing taxes.
It's always been interesting that many a defendant has shown up in court to find they've been charged for possession of LESS drugs than what they know for a fact the cops took off them.
Seriously, in the last 16 years, what, if anything, has the Republican party done to help America or Americans? Is there one significant piece of legislation -- and don't say Medicare Part D -- that they passed or helped pass that has actually benefited the middle class?
This is a masterful piece of trolling. And trolling is the only thing left to do with a party that refuses to compromise in the spirit of democracy.
A more muscular Democratic Party? Can it be? Yes please!
"Rich people who get piles of tax deductions, even though technically, they cost us more." is a narrative that so needs to be played out in all State Legislatures! Especially Red States like Kansas (boy did Brownback get some serious burn on a healthcare co's departure, not letting the door hit them on the way out.)
Umm, my neighbours ,but not me of course, grow some pretty good shit that costs virtually nothing but love and some good times in the garden. May we all be so organic.
Math or meth?
Eh... depends on the drug. Weed in Colorado is maybe kind of high, but that's partially because of the taxes and it really is some pretty primo weed.
It's always been interesting that many a defendant has shown up in court to find they've been charged for possession of LESS drugs than what they know for a fact the cops took off them.
That is exactly what I've been saying for years. Lead By Freaking Example!
Members of Congress, too.
Let's have the same drug laws in 1910. Somehow the sky did not fall.
Seriously, in the last 16 years, what, if anything, has the Republican party done to help America or Americans? Is there one significant piece of legislation -- and don't say Medicare Part D -- that they passed or helped pass that has actually benefited the middle class?
This is a masterful piece of trolling. And trolling is the only thing left to do with a party that refuses to compromise in the spirit of democracy.
Let the good times troll, baby!
I heard that menthol could make one test positive for speed.
Healthy capitalist competition. Breeding the best product to outsell the competing lines.
The superstorm mussed his hair?
A more muscular Democratic Party? Can it be? Yes please!
"Rich people who get piles of tax deductions, even though technically, they cost us more." is a narrative that so needs to be played out in all State Legislatures! Especially Red States like Kansas (boy did Brownback get some serious burn on a healthcare co's departure, not letting the door hit them on the way out.)
Yeah, it's gonna do that. And in some states, they'll try to drag it out to three years, apparently just for kicks.
Well, then, urine trouble.
Ryan also benefited from the safety net but he forgets that like a good R.
Umm, my neighbours ,but not me of course, grow some pretty good shit that costs virtually nothing but love and some good times in the garden. May we all be so organic.
This Congresslady is a freakin' genius!