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A temporary tax on business?  No way San Jose!  Any tax ultimately is paid for by consumers which they will ignorantly, happily pay as long as it's hidden like a business tax. :tongue2:
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I'll pay $1M to every slave I've owned. 

Fair enough?
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I've been highlighting the fact the past 2 months that in the GOP primaries that there is a consistent, persistent, and pesky 15-20% of voters who are  going out of their way to vote for "other". 

Trump, and his handlers are making no secret of the left populust shift,, versus the 2016 and 2020 versions.   Can Trump win with a nice share of conservatives staying home, or only voting down ballot? 
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Newsom Said He Wouldn’t Raise Taxes To Fix California’s Deficit. His Budget Proposal Includes $18 Billion in Tax Hikes for Businesses.

Susannah Luthi
May 20, 2024
California governor Gavin Newsom (D.) told reporters earlier this month he wouldn’t raise taxes to fix the state’s $73 billion budget hole, but buried in his latest budget proposal are $18 billion in temporary tax hikes for businesses.
 
Earlier this month, the governor repeatedly pledged he would not raise taxes to solve the budget crisis—which comes just two years after he boasted a nearly $100 billion surplus—telling reporters that "the answer is no," should Democratic lawmakers bring him tax hike proposals, and that "there’s only so many times I can say no to the tax question."

"I don’t see there’s real evidence and need right now to increase general taxes … in this state and put more burden on working folks and our competitive posture," he told one reporter who asked him if tax hikes were an "absolute nonstarter" for him.

Newsom unveiled his budget proposal on May 10, and the tax policy details the following week. The proposal would, for the next three years, bar businesses earning $1 million or more from deducting operating losses from their taxes while also limiting business tax credits. The provisions are projected to cost California businesses about $18 billion through 2027, although they wouldn’t take effect if tax collections beat expectations. Such a scenario appears unlikely, however, given that California’s tax revenues are massively down thanks to a stagnating economy and exodus of both high-earning residents and businesses.

 https://freebeacon.com/california/newsom-said-he-wouldnt-raise-taxes-to-fix-californias-deficit-his-budget-proposal-includes-18-billion-in-tax-hikes-for-businesses/
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I want everyone to eat bugs and like it.
I want to take every car away and destroy it. you will walk and you will like it.
I want to shut down all farms and ranches, for the good of the planet.
I want to reduce the global population by 50%.
Oh ... and ... also, I want 100 million billion dollars ...
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I hope the next bit of news we hear about him is his obit.
Matters not if this POS dies, just like Soros he has evil spawn that will continue pushing his agenda.
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Boston was the home of the anti-slavery movement in America, and slavery itself was abolished in Massachusetts over 240 years ago. Enough already with the “reparations” nonsense.
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I hope the next bit of news we hear about him is his obit.
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Pollak: 13 Trump Policies That Biden Reversed, Making War More Likely
 
Donald Trump and Joe BidenWin McNamee, Shawn Thew/EPA/Bloomberg via Getty Images
JOEL B. POLLAK20 May 2024243

President Joe Biden took office proclaiming, “America is back.” The idea, or conceit, had been that America was isolated, and isolationist, under the “America first” foreign policy of President Donald Trump.

What Biden and his advisers missed was that Trump presided over four years of peace, in which America’s enemies were in retreat.


By reversing Trump’s policies, Biden set the stage for the ongoing wars in the Middle East, and in Europe as well.


1. Restoring funding to UNRWA and the Palestinians. Trump signed the Taylor Force Act, which prevents the U.S. from funding the Palestinian Authority while it subsidizes terrorism. Trump also ended funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which encourages anti-Israel and antisemitic radicalism. Biden went around the Taylor Force Act and restored funds to UNRWA, which had employees involved in the October 7 attacks.

2. Dropping sanctions on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. Despite Biden, the Democrats, and the media claiming for four years that Trump was a puppet of Russian president Vladimir Putin, Biden reversed Trump’s sanctions on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline. He held a summit with Putin in Geneva — before meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine. Russia sensed weakness, especially after the botched Afghanistan pullout, and invaded Ukraine.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/05/20/pollak-13-trump-policies-that-biden-reversed-making-war-more-likely/
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Klingon Fleet Admiral?
I was thinking more the Raymond Cocteau character in "Demolition Man", same evil want to control the world attitude.

https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Raymond_Cocteau
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