elektra
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The billionaires are democrats. List the top ten billionaires in the usa..., and the millions given to each billionaire is permanent.
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The billionaires are democrats. List the top ten billionaires in the usa..., and the millions given to each billionaire is permanent.
Yeah there's a lot more left-leaning billionaires than there are conservative ones. However make no mistake they have much more in common with each other no matter what side of the aisle they fall upon then they do with us.The billionaires are democrats. List the top ten billionaires in the usa
Democrats are just as bad and probably worse. The point is that they're the working class and their enemy is the working class.The corporate billionaires are democrats. Give us a list of the Ten top billionaires in the USA. They are all democrats.
Who controls the most money, trillions, all democrats
How can you be so wrong ? Waitress depend on tips.
BTW: Do you have a link with specifics of billionaires get tax breaks ?
And please not some satanic press quote that says: Billionaires get tax breaks.
In all my time posting on message boards one LIB responded to that question with a link. And tho I would not agree with him 100% it did CLEARY show one incident how the rich were beating the Tax Man with a loop hole.
Poor waitresses, i.e. people who get tips are considered by the dummies as bad as billionaires who don't pay taxes, now under the new bill.
BUT these dummies are all upset that the following adults who ARE ABLE-BODIED don't want to work but watch TV be required to work to get Medicaid!
How truly dumb are these people?
"Able-bodied adults on Medicaid: Approximately 7 to 10 million able-bodied, non-working adults without dependents are estimated to be enrolled in Medicaid. Data from December 2022 showed about 13.9 million able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWDs) on Medicaid.
Time spent watching TV/gaming: Some reports indicate that non-working, able-bodied Medicaid recipients spend a significant amount of time on these activities, such as an average of 4.2 hours per day. Another report claimed 125 hours per month.
Gender: In 2023, around 46% of Medicaid recipients were male.
Important Considerations:
Work Requirements: Discussions about Medicaid often involve work requirements for able-bodied adults.
Data Limitations: The available data, while informative, does not provide a precise figure for the specific group (able-bodied, TV game-watching males on Medicaid). Further detailed analysis would be required to get a more accurate count.
These statistics are part of a broader discussion about Medicaid and its recipients, and they do not capture the full complexities of the individuals enrolled in the program.
Congressman Aderholt Backs Speaker Johnson: New Data Shows Able-bodied Medicaid Recipients Spend Over 120 Hours a Month Watching TV and Playing Video Games Instead of Working
June 3, 2025
Press Release
Congressman Robert Aderholt (AL-04) today issued the following statement in strong support of Speaker Mike Johnson’s comments regarding waste and abuse in the Medicaid system, following a new report exposing how non-working Medicaid recipients are spending their time.
“Speaker Johnson hit the nail on the head when he said Medicaid shouldn’t be going to ‘29-year-old males sitting on their couches playing video games.’
The American Enterprise Institute’s new analysis confirms it: many able-bodied Medicaid recipients who aren’t working are spending their time — not looking for jobs — but glued to screens.”
According to the AEI study, non-working Medicaid recipients without children spend an average of 4.2 hours every day watching TV and playing video games.
That adds up to 125 hours per month — time that could be used for working, volunteering, or gaining job skill
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Congressman Aderholt Backs Speaker Johnson: New Data Shows Able-bodied Medicaid Recipients Spend Over 120 Hours a Month Watching TV and Playing Video Games Instead of Working
WASHINGTON — Congressman Robert Aderholt (AL-04) today issued the following statement in strong support of Speaker Mike Johnson’s comments regarding waste and abuse in the Medicaid system, following a new report exposing how non-working Medicaid recipients are spending their time.aderholt.house.gov
Really, how long were you a waiter?Democrats are notoriously lousy tippers anyway.
They really have nothing to ***** about about because they don't contribute anything of any worth to the tip wage totals. I know through acquaintances that work in the political fundraising field that Elizabeth Warren for instance there's an extremely cheap pitch when it comes to leaving a tip at a restaurant. Atypical Lefty.
That's absurd.You prove my point, a waitress is over taxed by democrats and now needs food stamps and welfare from democrats.
sound like democrat marxism
List all those in the top 10% that benefit from a massive tax giveaway.The billionaires are democrats. List the top ten billionaires in the usa
Of course you have to use videos as written responses are too complicated!
The truly sad aspect about a majority of today Democrats is their only chance of future existence is to be the person in power. So the Democrat NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani truly doesn't care about what he says... for example he declared on once admitted that identifying himself as African American would be “misleading” — despite him ticking that as his race on his Columbia University application.Democrats are notoriously lousy tippers anyway.
They really have nothing to ***** about about because they don't contribute anything of any worth to the tip wage totals. I know through acquaintances that work in the political fundraising field that Elizabeth Warren for instance there's an extremely cheap pitch when it comes to leaving a tip at a restaurant. Atypical Lefty.
So your complaint is that seniors who don’t pay any federal tax at all won’t be getting a reduction on taxes?The "big, beautiful bill" features a new tax break for older Americans who pay taxes on Social Security income. But there's a significant catch.
Why it matters: The break leaves out the poorest seniors — who already don't pay Social Security taxes —and the very rich ones, too.
How it works: Both the House and Senate bills include an increased tax deduction for tax filers age 64 and older. In the Senate version, the new deduction is $6,000 for individuals and $12,000 for couples.
What they're saying: "This amounts to the largest tax break in American history for our nation's seniors," per a report out earlier this week from the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
- The deduction starts phasing out for those who earn over $75,000 ($150,000 for couples), and phases out completely at $175,000 for individuals and $250,000 for couples, in the Senate version.
- The break expires in 2028 when President Trump leaves office, as do a few other White House priorities in the bills, including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on auto loan interest.
Yes, but: Most seniors — 64% of them — don't pay taxes on Social Security, according to the White House's own analysis.
Really know everything about me right?For yous they be...You hate humankind and reject the guidance of Jesus Christ, what's new?