Not every liberal supports Bernie Sanders or Martin O'Malley for President. Income programming for Lower and Middle Income households is famously what was setting Bernie Sanders apart, from his own and from the minority parties, and their hordes of debaters and contenders.
Warren Buffet is more recognizably for taxing himself, and his hyper-wealthy class of charitable contributors. Now Warren Buffet--who refrained from an endorsement in 2008--celebrates the Vaudeville Interpretations of the GOP, but is endorsing Democrat Clinton for President.
In contrast, Senator Rubio most recently claims that the United States has no Air Force--or even drones, apparently(?)! Rubio is allegedly, not as old as either Sanders or Buffet. One of the three is disoriented(?).
http://www.nytimes.com/politics/fir...linton-and-calls-for-higher-taxes-on-wealthy/
The Christian Free Market arithmetic is nowhere discussed--by Mohammed, Adam Smith, Karl Marx, or Keynes. In Matthew 20:1-16, at the end of the workday, each laborer can take the "Make Work Pay Refundable Income Tax Credit" type of equal amount--and head off to the marketplace. The already prosperous can put it to the exchangers. The Ordinary folk can buy goods and necessities--IT services not too common in the Roman Empire. The poor folk can head off to the bread and circuses--and other entertainments of the Roman Empire. No one orders anyone to do anything. The Republicans took that away from America in 2011.
That leaves only the fixed percentage income raises and computing of Matthew 25:14-30, famously like the outcome of the Great Recession. Fixed Percentage interest rate computing will recommence in the United States tomorrow. So taking from the rich, but doing the Christian redistribution--equal amount, probably suggested to Jesus by a Pythagorean--is now the viable plan. There is arithmetic in the Bible, and there is arithmetic in the Bible. It never seems to make it into the Koran, Wealth of Nations, The Communist Manifesto, or The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money.
"Blow up Everyone!" is so far more the Republican Brand, after throwing pies to all their faces(?)! Probably that stands for what they mean by a "Free Economy!" Their brand is not in any of the textbooks(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(White Eyes bring Great Civilization to Lands of Many Nations! Lands of Many Nations, call it, "The Plague!")
Warren Buffet is more recognizably for taxing himself, and his hyper-wealthy class of charitable contributors. Now Warren Buffet--who refrained from an endorsement in 2008--celebrates the Vaudeville Interpretations of the GOP, but is endorsing Democrat Clinton for President.
In contrast, Senator Rubio most recently claims that the United States has no Air Force--or even drones, apparently(?)! Rubio is allegedly, not as old as either Sanders or Buffet. One of the three is disoriented(?).
http://www.nytimes.com/politics/fir...linton-and-calls-for-higher-taxes-on-wealthy/
The Christian Free Market arithmetic is nowhere discussed--by Mohammed, Adam Smith, Karl Marx, or Keynes. In Matthew 20:1-16, at the end of the workday, each laborer can take the "Make Work Pay Refundable Income Tax Credit" type of equal amount--and head off to the marketplace. The already prosperous can put it to the exchangers. The Ordinary folk can buy goods and necessities--IT services not too common in the Roman Empire. The poor folk can head off to the bread and circuses--and other entertainments of the Roman Empire. No one orders anyone to do anything. The Republicans took that away from America in 2011.
That leaves only the fixed percentage income raises and computing of Matthew 25:14-30, famously like the outcome of the Great Recession. Fixed Percentage interest rate computing will recommence in the United States tomorrow. So taking from the rich, but doing the Christian redistribution--equal amount, probably suggested to Jesus by a Pythagorean--is now the viable plan. There is arithmetic in the Bible, and there is arithmetic in the Bible. It never seems to make it into the Koran, Wealth of Nations, The Communist Manifesto, or The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money.
"Blow up Everyone!" is so far more the Republican Brand, after throwing pies to all their faces(?)! Probably that stands for what they mean by a "Free Economy!" Their brand is not in any of the textbooks(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(White Eyes bring Great Civilization to Lands of Many Nations! Lands of Many Nations, call it, "The Plague!")
