The Biden Presidency
Little Red Wagon Repairman
MFOMBSoPGA
I’m surprised there isn’t outrage over Biden enabling a furry.
Who's Groomin' Who?
Little Red Wagon Repairman
MFOMBSoPGA
Little Red Wagon Repairman
MFOMBSoPGA
My opinion on Donald Trump is that he is Lux's Boogeyman. He wakes up thinking about him and goes to sleep thinking about him. As far as I'm concerned Donald Trump is another aspiring public servant asking me for a job.
It must suck feeling obligated to have to account for a corpse.
It must suck feeling obligated to have to account for a corpse.
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Little Red Wagon Repairman
MFOMBSoPGA
Even The Young Turks are putting the boots to the Corpse In Chief.
The Democrats will have officially gone full retard if they try to run Biden for re-election. Don't be stupid and try to force Kamala on us either. If you cannot come up with a decent candidate the Republicans will take back the White House.
Hope you've purchased some lube for the midterms cuz yer gonna git fucked.
The Democrats will have officially gone full retard if they try to run Biden for re-election. Don't be stupid and try to force Kamala on us either. If you cannot come up with a decent candidate the Republicans will take back the White House.
Hope you've purchased some lube for the midterms cuz yer gonna git fucked.
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I've said it before and I'll keep saying it: One of my beefs with Joe & the Dems is that for all the vilification they piled on trump, they've kept many of his policies in place, most notably Title 42 and the whole illegal immigrant situation. And now that they're finally looking to lift Title 42, almost a year & half into power, they don't have any solid plan to deal with the fallout.
It's one thing if you said: "Ok, we're no longer kicking you out of the US if we catch you at the border, BUT we're going to increase capacity for refugee claimants so that you don't have to sneak in anymore". But they haven't done that or literally any plan that will mitigate illegals from flooding into the US.
What do you think will happen when all of those people camping at the border hear that they won't be instantly deported from the US? Do you think they will just sit there waiting in line? Unless there is some attractive option offered to those people so that they won't flood into the US, there will be a crisis which I am willing to bet will become a major talking point at the midterms.
Little Red Wagon Repairman
MFOMBSoPGA
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
He's to fat to be a coke head. Now obama, that skinny fucker I would believe is into the bugger sugar, but trump is plump.
Reading today that President Biden is considering relief for student loan borrowers.
The arguments are out about punishing those who are able to pay off their loans or those who did not take loans. The other side is a very real human argument that this debt is crushing and ruining people's lives. (NBC News Opinion Article)
There are not as many young people supporting cancelling student loan debt as is commonly thought. (AEI Opinion Article)
With inflation and debt being a concern, is throwing money at the problem the right move? If I was American I would not be against it as a short term humanitarian maneuver, but I would want to see a real solution put into place.
As I read on this topic, I didn't see much discussion on addressing why large loans are given without thought of ability to pay off the loans? If you restrict the loans, it will put pressure on the Universities to adjust to the economics. That seems the likely place for this to get fixed. These universities are growing and feeding off the students. After they graduate and are saddled with student loans that are difficult to cancel out under US bankruptcy laws, those students get calls from the Universities for donations.
I don't understand why the long term solutions are not being looked at. First by fixing how loans are given out and perhaps taking the harsh steps of reducing them. Also, look at scholarships. They often benefit those with the financial means.
There are a few things the US could potentially learn from the UK. We don't pay the loan back based on how much we borrowed. We pay the loan back based on out income. Typically that is 9%. Student loans do not impact our credit rating.
It sounds like a good thing that President Biden is taking a hard look at this. The chin waggers focus on the debt cancellation, but that is short term at best. For the future of the students, I hope the US makes changes to the system, not just debt relief.
The arguments are out about punishing those who are able to pay off their loans or those who did not take loans. The other side is a very real human argument that this debt is crushing and ruining people's lives. (NBC News Opinion Article)
There are not as many young people supporting cancelling student loan debt as is commonly thought. (AEI Opinion Article)
With inflation and debt being a concern, is throwing money at the problem the right move? If I was American I would not be against it as a short term humanitarian maneuver, but I would want to see a real solution put into place.
As I read on this topic, I didn't see much discussion on addressing why large loans are given without thought of ability to pay off the loans? If you restrict the loans, it will put pressure on the Universities to adjust to the economics. That seems the likely place for this to get fixed. These universities are growing and feeding off the students. After they graduate and are saddled with student loans that are difficult to cancel out under US bankruptcy laws, those students get calls from the Universities for donations.
I don't understand why the long term solutions are not being looked at. First by fixing how loans are given out and perhaps taking the harsh steps of reducing them. Also, look at scholarships. They often benefit those with the financial means.
There are a few things the US could potentially learn from the UK. We don't pay the loan back based on how much we borrowed. We pay the loan back based on out income. Typically that is 9%. Student loans do not impact our credit rating.
It sounds like a good thing that President Biden is taking a hard look at this. The chin waggers focus on the debt cancellation, but that is short term at best. For the future of the students, I hope the US makes changes to the system, not just debt relief.
Luxman
#TRE45ON
And with some context:
Accommodate = #sarkazm
Cocaine = #sarkazm
Obamacare benefitted most conservatives but they will never openly admit it.
When Republicans are out of office they spent most of their time trying to sabotage the Democratic government.
When Republicans are in office they spend most of their time stealing from the government treasury and dismantling democratic policies.
Republicans take from the poor and working-class and give to rich aholes who bribe Republicans.
Accommodate = #sarkazm
Cocaine = #sarkazm
Obamacare benefitted most conservatives but they will never openly admit it.
When Republicans are out of office they spent most of their time trying to sabotage the Democratic government.
When Republicans are in office they spend most of their time stealing from the government treasury and dismantling democratic policies.
Republicans take from the poor and working-class and give to rich aholes who bribe Republicans.
gmase
Nattering Nabob of Negativism
The Dems will borrow the leftover lube from the Republican fucking in 2018. Nothing new really.Hope you've purchased some lube for the midterms cuz yer gonna git fucked.
The Who nailed it:
There's nothing in the street
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are effaced, by-the-by
And the parting on the left
Is now parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight
What is this obsession with a corpse anyway?
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
It didn't benefit me. My health care costs went up. The only people I saw get a break, were already getting things handed to them.And with some context:
Accommodate = #sarkazm
Cocaine = #sarkazm
Obamacare benefitted most conservatives but they will never openly admit it.
When Republicans are out of office they spent most of their time trying to sabotage the Democratic government.
When Republicans are in office they spend most of their time stealing from the government treasury and dismantling democratic policies.
Republicans take from the poor and working-class and give to rich aholes who bribe Republicans.
As far as your ridicules statement regarding what who does, when in office and out. It's just that, ridicules, The democrats are just as petty, whiney, evil, conniving, malicious, and quit frankly retarded scumbags, as any other party, and they do the same shit. A republican senator, or congressman, was just busted doing a David Crosby imitation in an airport....he had a loaded gun, in case you missed the joke. democrats are all up in arms over it, but what about that fucktard asshole, you calls the president daddy? He had a major firearms issue a while back, funny how THAT just disappeared under the rug. I can't wait to see what that filthy little weasel is going to do with all of his other troubles, but I'm sure daddy, and all of his law abiding socialist pigs, will be right there to help make it all disappear.
gmase
Nattering Nabob of Negativism
gmase
Nattering Nabob of Negativism
Age old practice: When in doubt, blame the poor.
Healthcare costs have been rising for decades. The ACA was an attempt at trying to do something about it. It may not be perfect (or even good), but it is better than what was in place before.
Why do insurers, big medicine, big pharma, and private equity get a pass? It is easier to blame Obama instead of actually thinking about the problems affecting the healthcare system.
I don’t read this and think of Obama or Biden - or even Trump:
https://kdvr.com/news/problem-solvers/telehealth-facility-fee-surprise-bill-childrens/amp/
Let us not forget that Medicare is socialized medicine.
Healthcare costs have been rising for decades. The ACA was an attempt at trying to do something about it. It may not be perfect (or even good), but it is better than what was in place before.
Why do insurers, big medicine, big pharma, and private equity get a pass? It is easier to blame Obama instead of actually thinking about the problems affecting the healthcare system.
I don’t read this and think of Obama or Biden - or even Trump:
https://kdvr.com/news/problem-solvers/telehealth-facility-fee-surprise-bill-childrens/amp/
Let us not forget that Medicare is socialized medicine.
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