Aw shucks, thanks.

I don’t care about 1%’ers any more than I care about anybody else. It’s not like I need to be for them or against them - that’s a false dichotomy. And no, I’m not rich...pretty sure my net worth is negative in fact.

So much evil, so much BAD NEWS for the middle class that companies are already ramping up their hiring and giving out bonuses and raises...

“It benefits me, but it benefits others more than me, so it’s BAD!”

“You can’t do good and be poor at the same time,” Millender testified. “You can’t help the poor and be poor; it makes no sense.”

Good idea... let’s demonize the political opposition and cherry-pick the worst hypothetical analyses we possibly can. Yup, that’ll definitely help

Or we could keep allotting more than half the federal budget to broken-ass entitlement programs. Because that’s been working...

I agree things like the ACA/Medicare/Medicaid/Social Security are going to be on the chopping block. Perhaps they should be at least restructured - they do account for over 50% of the Federal budget, after all.

That’s how percentages work... The top 1% of taxpayers account for nearly HALF of all federal income tax revenues. The top 20% pay more than 80% of income tax revenues. If you cut taxes, it follows that the people that pay more taxes get a bigger cut, that’s how math works.

THANK YOU!

Strong parallels to the McLaren of today...

I find it mind boggling how many media outlets are so keen to go into all the nuances of what might go wrong eventually without acknowledging the fact you’re basing this on a 10-yr prediction (with a compounding yearly error margin) that doesn’t consider the consequent economic growth that would occur (and has already…

That looks awesome! This was a while back, so I’ve already had another mount for a while, but I’m saving this link - thanks!

Just throw your keys (at least any spares) in an ESD bag....cheap and simple.

I was expecting Hillary Clinton, given the headline, so color me impressed either way....

The fix ratified today by the World Motor Sport Council caps the number of grid penalties one driver can get for a weekend at 15, or the equivalent of using two new engine elements for the first time during a race weekend. Anyone incurring more than a 15-place grid penalty will simply be sent to the back of the grid.

They should have shown him the door immediately. The GOP can at least make the argument that they need to elect Moore (<wishful_thinking> and then maybe refuse to seat him </wishful_thinking>) to maintain the fairly precarious balance of power in the Senate, but the Democrats lose nothing with Franken stepping down…

Our corporate tax rate is stupid high and needs to be cut. Cut it and also eliminate deductions that big, resourceful corporations are able to take advantage of, and we can still end up in the black without taxing small businesses into oblivion.

Lol - if anything, Hillary was more likely to get us into open conflict. Sorry you’re still butthurt that ‘turd sandwich’ lost to ‘giant douche’...

Yeah, that’s like choosing whether you’d prefer to be punched in the face or the nuts; lose/lose tradeoff. You’re right, though, the market is pretty much non-existent at this point, so the idea of it self-regulating isn’t really practical. I’d already love to drop my ISP for a variety of reasons, but it’s them or…