Millionaire Tim Walz forces his mom to depend on her SS check to feed herself.

[Nostra]

What a piece of work. Net worth of over a million dollars and he won’t even buy his 90 year old mom food.

 

[pknopp]

Politicians bitching about things that have been an issue for decades trying to make people believe they are finally the ones to address the issue.

 

[j-mac]

What a piece of work. Net worth of over a million dollars and he won’t even buy his 90 year old mom food.

This is who these people are....They don't value our elders in society....

We saw this during Obama's presidency with Rham Emanual's brother Zeke, who wrote a book call "complete lives"....

After retirement, and on in to their elder years, they wanted them dismissed as "non productive" to society, therefore, we couldn't spend money to support them...

It's also a tenant of the early progressives, who supported Nazism, in the fact that a vision of the "Fatherland" was furthered by "eradicating the weak, and infirmed" from society, to build the perfect society...

 

[j-mac]

Politicians bitching about things that have been an issue for decades trying to make people believe they are finally the ones to address the issue.

What's that got to do with Walz, ignoring his mother's needs?

 

[Blaster]

Walz mother is voting for Trump.

 

[22lcidw]

The most dangerous type of Communist. A non-sharing one. We have seen where it got people who lived and live under it.

 

[Woodznutz]

What a piece of work. Net worth of over a million dollars and he won’t even buy his 90 year old mom food.

In his defense his mother can apply for SNAP benefits.

 

[pknopp]

What's that got to do with Walz, ignoring his mother's needs?

His mom is being fed and taken care of.

 

[sealybobo]

What a piece of work. Net worth of over a million dollars and he won’t even buy his 90 year old mom food.

My brother has way more than he does. And my dad pays for all his bills. Why should my brother pay for his stuff? Then when he dies, we get taxed on his $. Right? So dad should spend HIS money so that's less taxes we pay when he dies. That's how it works. Does she need his help?

And if Tim only has $1 million at 60, you'll find this interesting

A middle-age Millionaires' Row: Average 50-something now has net worth over $1 million

Sometime around age 50, the average American can now expect a net worth exceeding $1 million. How did so many 50-somethings become millionaires?

www.usatoday.com

If you’re a 50-something and you’re not worth a cool $1 million, do not despair. Those numbers are averages, and the super-rich drive them waaaay up.

The 1%:The wealthiest American earners now own more wealth than the entire middle class

60-somethings​

• Average net worth: $1,675,214 (ages 60-64), $1,836,884 (ages 65-69)
• Median net worth: $394,010 (ages 60-64), $394,300 (ages 65-69)

Tim is 60 you say? So he doesn't even fall in the average net worth. I'm where he is for 50's. I'm better off than the median but not in the average.

Should my brother give me a million?

 

[j-mac]

His mom is being fed and taken care of.

So, "let her eat cake" eh? Nice....

 

[Woodznutz]

My brother has way more than he does. And my dad pays for all his bills. Why should my brother pay for his stuff? Then when he dies, we get taxed on his $. Right? So dad should spend HIS money so that's less taxes we pay when he dies. That's how it works. Does she need his help?

And if Tim only has $1 million at 60, you'll find this interesting

A middle-age Millionaires' Row: Average 50-something now has net worth over $1 million

Sometime around age 50, the average American can now expect a net worth exceeding $1 million. How did so many 50-somethings become millionaires?

www.usatoday.com

If you’re a 50-something and you’re not worth a cool $1 million, do not despair. Those numbers are averages, and the super-rich drive them waaaay up.

The 1%:The wealthiest American earners now own more wealth than the entire middle class

60-somethings​

• Average net worth: $1,675,214 (ages 60-64), $1,836,884 (ages 65-69)
• Median net worth: $394,010 (ages 60-64), $394,300 (ages 65-69)

Tim is 60 you say? So he doesn't even fall in the average net worth. I'm where he is for 50's. I'm better off than the median but not in the average.

Should my brother give me a million?

Are you sure you'll pay an 'inheritance' tax on your father's money? Only a few states have this tax.

 

[j-mac]

My brother has way more than he does. And my dad pays for all his bills. Why should my brother pay for his stuff? Then when he dies, we get taxed on his $. Right? So dad should spend HIS money so that's less taxes we pay when he dies. That's how it works. Does she need his help?

And if Tim only has $1 million at 60, you'll find this interesting

A middle-age Millionaires' Row: Average 50-something now has net worth over $1 million

Sometime around age 50, the average American can now expect a net worth exceeding $1 million. How did so many 50-somethings become millionaires?

www.usatoday.com

If you’re a 50-something and you’re not worth a cool $1 million, do not despair. Those numbers are averages, and the super-rich drive them waaaay up.

The 1%:The wealthiest American earners now own more wealth than the entire middle class

60-somethings​

• Average net worth: $1,675,214 (ages 60-64), $1,836,884 (ages 65-69)
• Median net worth: $394,010 (ages 60-64), $394,300 (ages 65-69)

Tim is 60 you say? So he doesn't even fall in the average net worth. I'm where he is for 50's. I'm better off than the median but not in the average.

Should my brother give me a million?

You do understand that "Net worth" is the total of ALL assets right?

 

[climate chang]

You do understand that "Net worth" is the total of ALL assets right?

Libtards don't get math. They do homo studies.

 

[Woodznutz]

You do understand that "Net worth" is the total of ALL assets right?

Minus liabilities.

 

[j-mac]

Minus liabilities.

Exactly....See Progressive liberals only see the bottom line number in "net worth".... Most people in America today, their home is their largest source of net worth, retirement savings next, and last is savings accounts. Cash on hand for most seniors is relatively low. Even less today, thanks to Biden/Harris.

 

[Anathema]

In his defense his mother can apply for SNAP benefits.

So your suggestion is that I should pay for her food when her own family is more than capable of supporting her?

I support four members of my wife’s family. They live with my wife and me because the minimal incomes they have would be insufficient for them to live on their own. Should I just throw them out and let them fend for themselves?

 

[j-mac]

So, "let her eat cake" eh? Nice....

Pknopp - "His mom is being fed and taken care of."

You said it....

 

[sealybobo]

Are you sure you'll pay an 'inheritance' tax on your father's money? Only a few states have this tax.

Probably not. But okay here's another reason. When my dad dies, my brother gets half and I get half. My dad doesn't need any help so why should my brother start paying his bills? That'd be like giving me the money. Why should he do that? He has two sons and an expensive lifestyle. 4 homes.

 

[j-mac]

Pknopp - "His mom is being fed and taken care of."

You said it....

Pknopp, why is it that you can't have a rational discussion with anyone?

What you said was a bold faced lie, and callous statement....

So, why won't Tim Walz help his mom in her elderly years? You support that?

 

[pknopp]

Pknopp, why is it that you can't have a rational discussion with anyone?

What you said was a bold faced lie, and callous statement....

So, why won't Tim Walz help his mom in her elderly years? You support that?

His mom is being fed and taken care of. To argue she is not is the irrational argument.