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Look up Harvard mens soccer team ratings list. I think princeton had something similar with another sport
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLost of Kavanaughs coming out of Preps and headed Ivy.
Dr. Ford deserves to be awarded a hard penalty kick with BK supplying the balls.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBack when “America was great” ( around the 50s-70s) the tax rate on the wealthy was 70-90%. So why did Trump give a tax break to the wealthy to MAGA? I’m tired of both parties taking so much from us.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post1%ers we're sitting pretty before he came along. Now they r just shoving a red hot poker up every body's a** and laughing.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNice Victim mindset. Do you really think the 1%.sit around thinking about pokers and your back. Either they earned it or they were born into it, which is a condition they couldn't help, but in all cases they do the same you would do. Go get a better paying job or stop spending money you dont have. Either way stop asking others to pay.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBack when “America was great” ( around the 50s-70s) the tax rate on the wealthy was 70-90%. So why did Trump give a tax break to the wealthy to MAGA? I’m tired of both parties taking so much from us.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBack when “America was great” ( around the 50s-70s) the tax rate on the wealthy was 70-90%. So why did Trump give a tax break to the wealthy to MAGA? I’m tired of both parties taking so much from us.
https://taxfoundation.org/taxes-rich-1950-not-high/ ... wondering if that generation was just far wiser and more responsible than ours and knew that they had to bite the bullett to pay for the wars they had just gone through rather than mortgage every generation after them.
Also notice that the lowest brackets used to pay taxes ... if we do that again, i might go with your new tax plan:
https://web.stanford.edu/class/polis...20Brackets.pdf
Listen, let's just figure out how much the government needs to spend per year (ads if they ever have enough) and tack on 20% to start paying down our debt and having a small emergency fund). Then, apply that to tax brackets in a graduated fashion to hit that magic number ... everyone pays their fair share (wealthy can pay a little more since they have far more disposable income ,... but i am not opposed to a single, flat tax rate above $30k HH income or so ... probably need to adjust that by zip code to account for cost of living differences) and no one gets stuck with a 90% tax bill which is just the stupidest idea ever ... that is NOT capitalism). I am not sure exactly what the brackets or exact numbers would be but something like below .... just have a graduated flat tax on all monies earned in a given calendar year (wages, tips, dividends, interest .....) and be done ... no more tax returns either ... just tie everything earned to SSNs and zip codes.
Per HH:
$0-30k: 10%
$30k-100k: 12.5%
$100k-300k: 15%
$300k-$750k: 17.5%
$750K+: 20%
Vote for me in 2020 and you will all save money, we will pay off the national debt and you wont have to fill out tax returns ....and i dont give a crap about N Korea or the middle east, so i will bring all of our troops home in my first year!!
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We don't even have to do back to astronomical rates to balance the budget and spend some on things Americans care about like improving education, infrastructure, lower cost healthcare. Raise rates a few points higher than before on the wealthy and corporations, get rid of a lot of loopholes. But that would require to GOP to have a spine, something the party has collectively lost.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWe don't even have to do back to astronomical rates to balance the budget and spend some on things Americans care about like improving education, infrastructure, lower cost healthcare. Raise rates a few points higher than before on the wealthy and corporations, get rid of a lot of loopholes. But that would require to GOP to have a spine, something the party has collectively lost.
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