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Katılım Ekim 2016
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@dawg206 I hope you are right. You prob are - Schneider seems to know what he’s doing
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@travisakers Can’t believe Biden thought that was a good idea
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Travis Akers 🇺🇸@travisakers·
Preemptively stating that you are going to pardon your entire staff and yourself before leaving office is one of the biggest admissions of guilt I have ever seen.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@Martina @insatiablevine You reference the selective service draft, then when proven utterly wrong, you pivot to….voting? (FYI, voting is state controlled and VOLUNTARY, the draft is a federal REQUIREMENT). You’re not very good at this.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@TopdawgUw @JordanReffett The Ukrainian war is still ongoing? So that’s why gas prices are high!
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Topdawg@TopdawgUw·
@HuskyinTexas @JordanReffett Diesel price was 5.61-5.81 due to the Russian Ukraine war. Still lower than now. Not sure how Biden is responsible for that
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Jordan Reffett@JordanReffett·
I try not to get political on here, because I know most of my followers do not follow me for that.......but as a business owner and Farmer/Rancher these diesel prices are absolutely CRUSHING the AG industry and I am over it. FIX IT!
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@TopdawgUw @JordanReffett I know, right? It’s so bad that we might see diesel get to heights we haven’t seen since…Biden.
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Topdawg@TopdawgUw·
@JordanReffett Blame the magas. And the idiot in charge. He did this.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@JordanReffett Jordan, much respect. I’m sure you had the same feelings in 2022 when diesel had the biggest increase in history and peaked to its highest price in recorded history.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@ksorbs They did, apparently
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Kevin Sorbo@ksorbs·
If you travelled back in time to the 40's and shows the British this video, they'd think they lost the war
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@dollarsanddata Lots of folks send kids to private school for 1 and 3. Very few for #2 - in fact it’s probably the opposite. But You are out of touch if you think #3 isn’t at the very top of that priority list.
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Nick Maggiulli@dollarsanddata·
Best counter-arguments I've heard: (1) Want religious education (2) Specific schooling needs (e.g., dsylexia) (3) Safety (1) and (2) both seem legit. I am skeptical that (3) is an issue at most decent public schools.
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Nick Maggiulli@dollarsanddata·
Private schools are the most expensive placebo in America. Nowhere else will you pay $250k+ for something that has so little impact on school achievement. My latest on why private school isn't worth the cost: ofdollarsanddata.com/why-private-sc…
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
Buy a home in Idaho and keep your Medina home. Visit said Medina home often. Upward mobility makes anything possible (and easy) and the point is policies have consequences. Just ask Howard Schultz, Jeff Bezos, and Boeing. What Im afraid of is there will be more. And as far as athletes, their net contracts will absolutely be a consideration moving forward.
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Kevin Tristan@KevinTrist34396·
@HuskyinTexas @Softykjr I don’t disagree with you there. I also think there are logistically easier ways to tax advantage themselves than relocating out of state. The notion that the oligarchs are going to all move to Florida and Idaho and leave empty Medina estates is effectively the messaging
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Dave “Softy” Mahler@Softykjr·
Listen, I don't like the tax either....but I'm not remotely worried about this
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@JoaquinCastrotx So you’re saying immigration and customs enforcement doesn’t belong at ports of entry into the country? Interesting.
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Joaquin Castro@JoaquinCastrotx·
We cannot normalize ICE inserting itself into our daily lives. Here is a reminder: ICE agents do not belong at airports. ICE agents do not belong at polling stations. ICE agents do not belong undermining our rights and hurting our communities.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@AgoristN You need a dictionary, badly.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@emkenobi The comments are great. This intentional lie isn’t working anymore.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
You’re only telling me you have ZERO idea how the wealthy look at transactions. You think “what’s a couple million” because the numbers seem so high to you. They think of maximizing every dollar, ESP when it comes to taxes. Why do you think the uber wealthy engage teams of accountants? For giggles? 100% of the ultra wealthy make their financial decisions based on how it effects their tax liability.
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Kevin Tristan@KevinTrist34396·
@HuskyinTexas @Softykjr No. Billionaires and professional athletes will remain stupendously rich no matter what. If you think it’ll have any affect, state GOP’s messaging has worked well on you. I don’t love the tax, but come on now
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@tbonier How in the WORLD does a policy that applies to everybody equally affect only one party? Ohhhhh
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
You should - they are literally the engine to prosperity. Don’t believe me? Take the 10 richest humans (and the companies they control) and move them out of the state. The entire state would collapse within the year. To think policies have no consequences because they don’t affect you is how your state ended up here in the first place.
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Z.B@G5defender·
@PuckSports It’s important for people to always be concerned with the needs of millionaires.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
@LaunchAngle11 @PuckSports The tax is statewide. But you’re right, WSU can’t pay anything north of $1mm in NIL so the players won’t be affected like they will at UW
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Doingfanbaseafavor@LaunchAngle11·
@PuckSports I think it's way too early to worry about how this will affect pro teams in Seattle. Will it hurt WSU no. UW yes. So I like it for that reason. lol.
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RW@HuskyinTexas·
Nice take. I’m sure no athlete cares about donating an extra couple million a year to the cause. But calling this issue absurd is actually the absurd part. Policies have consequences regardless of what you think you know. To think millions of dollars means nothing to the Uber wealthy is, in fact, a horrible insight.
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