ajvol01
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And Starbucks said: "This City continues to spend without reforming and fail without accountability."
The tax will apply to companies with annual sales of least $20m a year, working out at about $275 annually for each worker.
Amazon and Starbucks blast Seattle tax to fight homelessness - BBC News
ahh taxes to fix all the problems.
Can anyone bring fiscal responsibility back to Washington?
Cal Thomas: Who's afraid of cutting a mere $15 billion from the federal budget? Republicans, apparently | Fox News
I love the banter between the left and the right. I'd like to ask a question of the left. What have you done to help the middle class?
Made college more financially accessible with student loans and grant program.
Yeah, because everyone needs to go to college and get a degree they:
A: Can't pay for/be in debt for decades paying them off
B: Possibly won't ever use
These kids watched as the government helped artificially inflate the price of college since the schools KNOW they are going to get their money.
Real helpful like...
No, not everyone needs to go but it helps if accessible financing is available. YOu've certainly spoke for your point of view. Of course, there are thousands and thousands that didn't over borrow or were more frugal when they got their degrees and job and haven't spent decades to pay them off. Almost all medical doctors use some sort of financing to complete their degrees and they certainly use their education. So do many other professionals. You can cite the downside all you want, but in the big picture it has been an immense help to the middle class. You do know that some companies help some hires with paying back their student loans, right?
Sorry, you lose this one
Saved GM. Kept interest rates down. Disallowed insurance companies to use pre-existing conditions as a condition for payment. Made college more financially accessible with student loans and grant program. Family Medical Leave Act.
No, not everyone needs to go but it helps if accessible financing is available. YOu've certainly spoke for your point of view. Of course, there are thousands and thousands that didn't over borrow or were more frugal when they got their degrees and job and haven't spent decades to pay them off. Almost all medical doctors use some sort of financing to complete their degrees and they certainly use their education. So do many other professionals. You can cite the downside all you want, but in the big picture it has been an immense help to the middle class. You do know that some companies help some hires with paying back their student loans, right?
Sorry, you lose this one
Are you ****ing serious?
Dems didn't save GM, you ****ed over the stock and bond holders. It would have been 1000x better to force them into bankruptcy.
So you admit that Obama manipulated the Fed? Wouldn't that be a federal crime?
And yet again you ****ed over 1000s more..
And you made it possible for 10s of 1000s of people to be saddled with debt for worthless degrees.
Your answer should have been, hey we made a lot of working poor think they are middle class by increasing the ranks.
Obama took pretty good care of the unions in the auto industry over the bond holders.Are you ****ing serious?
Dems didn't save GM, you ****ed over the stock and bond holders. It would have been 1000x better to force them into bankruptcy.
So you admit that Obama manipulated the Fed? Wouldn't that be a federal crime?
And yet again you ****ed over 1000s more..
And you made it possible for 10s of 1000s of people to be saddled with debt for worthless degrees.
Your answer should have been, hey we made a lot of working poor think they are middle class by increasing the ranks.
You're 100% wrong about GM. Do you even understand the structure of the automotive industry? Do you know how many hundreds of thousands of jobs would have been lost as a result of them going into bankruptcy? Did you bother to notice they paid it back plus interest in record time? No,there's no way you could know those things to post such a remarkably ignorant response.