Bill Hartranft

@MDSmalls23 People see them play with so little heart or intensity in games 3 and 4, making it clear that this will be another short-lived playoff run. Hard to get excited and support a team with this much firepower that has to struggle through the first round.

The game isn’t sold out? Jeez

@DarrigoMelanie what does revenue have to do with income taxes?

Tesla has paid $0 in federal taxes in 19 of the last 20 years despite reporting $264 billion in revenue.

@fuckyouiquit They would raise prices to cover the $12B, which would be passed on to the employee-customers who would net < $12B bc of taxes so they may end up worse off. Walmart can’t let profit shrink, its stock price would crater and CEO would get canned.

That would cost Walmart domestically $12B a year. Last year they netted $22B in end of the line profit. Walmart employees are also Walmart customers. Most of that $12B would be spent back at Walmart. They’d also save billions in turnover costs. They’d be just fine.

@CovertheCorner @griffy360 If Rocchio defied an order, he should be sent to Columbus. And if Vogt said “hey, Rocchi, do whatever you feel like here, i don’t have an opinion on what you should do” then he effectively called for the bunt by not telling him what he wanted.

@griffy360 @BHartranft They ask the coaches all the time in postgame and they always confirm the player makes that call. Every time. You can live in your delusional world if you want. But in Cleveland, under Tito and Vogt, it is the player's call 98% of the time

STOP SACRIFICE BUNTING FOR THE LOVE OF GOSH. WE ARE MAKING TOO MANY OUTS. LET'S NOT INTENTIONALLY MAKE MORE

@CovertheCorner @griffy360 Vogt walked out to Rocchio and whispered in his ear what his job was — you think Vogt told him to swing away and then Rocchio subsequently squared to bunt while the pitcher was still holding the ball?

@griffy360 Those hitters are 100% bunting on their own. But the question is why the org won't stop them.

@GovTimWalz Like the learing centers?

If you commit fraud in Minnesota you’re going to get caught — and that’s exactly what we saw today. We catch criminals when state and federal agencies share information. Joint investigations work, and securing justice depends on it.

@DreKnott ignore the haters, Andre - love your work!

Good lord…..pretty wild on these streets …. I’ve learned a lot of untrue things about myself on here today…yall be blessed I appreciate the hate/love/curiosity….. nothing has changed.

@SpiritualWill88 @AndrewYang can’t have a system where less than half the people have any skin in the game, they’ll vote for unlimited spending.

@AndrewYang Taxing someone 10k on a 60k income hurts that individual farrrr more than taxing someone 5 million on a 10 million dollar income…… I vote to Eliminate taxing people that make less than 100k per year. Raise the wealth tax slightly to offset….

I don’t think wealth taxes are a good idea in practice, and they’re definitely dumb at the state level.

@shadowcrewtroll @smaransg @AndrewYang what about all of the wealthy people who have no income . . . they draw no salary and live on loans secured by appreciated stock portfolios that pay no dividends . . . they should pay no taxes?

@smaransg @AndrewYang You just have bad information:

@elusive3rdring @ZackMeisel Tie me kangaroo down, sport

@ZackMeisel @ZackMeisel do we know Bazzana’s walk up song?

G’day. Here’s the Guardians’ lineup: 1. LF Steven Kwan 2. DH Chase DeLauter 3. 3B José Ramírez 4. 1B Kyle Manzardo 5. CF Daniel Schneemann 6. RF Angel Martínez 7. 2B Travis Bazzana 8. C Bo Naylor 9. SS Brayan Rocchio SP Tanner Bibee

@Ecnerwal23 the ball was on the line! and Machado yanks the ball into foul territory just to emphasize the fact that it was fair when he grabbed it. It was like a catcher grabbing a ball outside the strike zone and yanking it back to the middle of the zone.

Just saw the absolute worst fair/foul call in the history of the game Not hyperbole Padres got jobbed I’m not sure why the umpire called it a fair ball And it is not reviewable Horrible

@sweetsauerkr4ut @EthanDyer25 @sxmswrld @ZohranKMamdani Aspen is not a city 😂

@EthanDyer25 @sxmswrld @ZohranKMamdani many cities in the United States offer free transportation within the city. Aspen, for example.

bruh they’re checking fares on the bus @ZohranKMamdani do something?????

@Desk_Jockey1 @ChrisMartzWX Assuming you’re talking about federal spending, can’t the administration shut that spigot off today or do they need permission from Congress?

@ChrisMartzWX I don't think we've scratched the surface of the amount of fraud that is happening. Thousands of NGO's and non-profits getting millions or billions with zero oversight and no tracking and no accountability. There's a reason for that.

@derekwalters56 @ohr_fred @ChrisMartzWX No, that would simply reduce the annual deficit from $2T to $1.7T and slow the rate at which the debt is increasing, it wouldn’t pay it off at all.

@ohr_fred @ChrisMartzWX $3T over 10 years means it would take 130 years to pay off our $36T debt.

@pandem1cleo Does drive me crazy that we have 3 catchers and all of these platoons that we can't have a fast guy on the bench. Maybe Stuart Fairchild or Petey Halpin couldn't have scored either, but give yourself a chance.

Not lifting Kyle Manzardo for a pinch runner with the game on the line

@BetMGM Crunchwrap Supreme has a much higher wRC+

WILD: Tickets to Nationals vs. Mets: $8.00 Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme: $8.99

@AmericaJoJo @4TaxFairness when people talk about how much is paid in taxes, they think of Social Security and Medicare as well. The former is very regressive because it is capped and therefore high earners pay a lower effective rate on that than low earners.

@4TaxFairness Then we have many people who are ill informed.

61% of Americans are bothered by the fact that the wealthy don't pay enough taxes. Think about that for a second. How often do 61% of Americans agree about ANYTHING? How have we not passed a billionaires tax yet? 🤔

@RobertMSterling “Paycheck to paycheck” means having no savings and having no way to pay for stuff until the next paycheck arrives. What you describe is not “paycheck to paycheck” it’s just income seasonality.

There’s a simple reason why 40% of people making $500k+ live paycheck to paycheck. And it’s not their spending habits. It’s because of annual bonuses. A lot of people in this income bracket work in finance, law, or executive roles. For people like this, base salaries are often a relatively low $200-250k (before you dunk on me, note the word “relative”!), with the remainder of annual compensation paid through lump-sum performance bonuses in January or February. Because these people make a lot of money *across a full calendar year* but don’t take home nearly as much for 23 out of their 24 paychecks, they often live paycheck to paycheck most of the year—breaking even or even burning more than they earn—but top of their savings and investment accounts in a singular lump sum every bonus season. So, no, most of them are not “living paycheck to paycheck” in any traditional sense of the term. They’re maxing out their 401k accounts, funding large amounts into savings and brokerage accounts, and growing their net worth every year. They’re just not doing it uniformly across every paycheck throughout the year.

@irelan_dave @historyrock_ side 1 of Making Movies is gold

@historyrock_ Why is this the ONLY Dire Straits song anyone will ever play???

Imagine living in 1978 and seeing a new band called Dire Straits

@TimJSmith23 i even memorized all of the “jive” lines, know them cold to this day 😂