Roberta Trembley

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And I want to know what you think we have been doing for the last 40-45 years ourselves. We also worked 40 to 50 hours a week. Some of us work two jobs some more. And we subsidized the generation before us as well. I think your anger should be more turned toward the people who have been not working their whole entire lifetimes and we're subsidized by the government. Their whole entire lifetimes never contributing anything to society. What about those people? Cuz we have plenty of them too. They are the biggest strain on our tax dollars. I think your anger should be directed at them, not people who in fact also worked and subsidized the generation ahead of them

Terrible take. We’ve already constructed a system where younger, poorer people subsidize the lifestyles and asset appreciation of wealthier Boomers. We do not need to deepen that imbalance.

Actually, I think it should be the opposite. Property taxes are used to fund schools, sporting events, town functions. At this point, seniors do not require the use of any of those services (paid for them all when their kids were in school) families require the use of those services. Seniors should pay the same rate of property tax but they should get the discounts. And they should be taxed on what they actually paid for the house and not what Zillow lists it as.

@EHPlimsoll1 Well, you don't "single them out" in the sense they *literally* pay more based on age. You just give tax discounts to people with minor dependents.

Really, they should probably pay more in property taxes. Efficiently distributing housing is a far more important goal than ensuring Boomers can hang on to large houses that growing families need simply for sentimental reasons.

I have a 5 bedroom ranch, it's not big by today's standards 1500 sq ft. As my kids moved out, I changed 1 bedroom to an office and 1 bedroom to a walk in closet with a washer and dryer. So much better than walking up and down to the basement. The mortgage has been paid for a couple of years. Our town property taxes are low in comparison to others. And I will tell you, there is NOTHING that brings me more joy than to have my grandson call me on the phone and say "Mimi, can my friends and I stay over tonight?" And I say "Of course!" and in walks 10 football players, big big boys. And it gives me so much joy that I have room for all those big boys to sleep! That is why I won't downsize. And at any given time, should the economy really hit the shitter and one of my family members need a place to stay. My door is always open.

Because we should force them to downsize into condos so young people can actually buy single family homes for their families. People without families should not live in single family homes.

I have a 5 bedroom ranch, it's not big by today's standards 1500 sq ft. As my kids moved out, I changed 1 bedroom to an office and 1 bedroom to a walk in closet with a washer and dryer. So much better than walking up and down to the basement. The mortgage has been paid for a couple of years. Our town property taxes are low in comparison to others. And I will tell you, there is NOTHING that brings me more joy than to have my grandson call me on the phone and say "Mimi, can my friends and I stay over tonight?" And I say "Of course!" and in walks 10 football players, big big boys. And it gives me so much joy that I have room for all those big boys to sleep! That is why I won't downsize. And at any given time, should the economy really hit the shitter and one of my family members need a place to stay. My door is always open.

@revenant_MMXX I cannot tell you how many 60 + people I've met who are in a home with room for a family of 6 and they're just using the house as a storage unit. It makes me sick

Nancy Mace is spot on here, seniors should NOT have to pay property taxes! Things that should be included: 🚨 - Being 60 or older. - Living in the home as a primary residence. - Meeting residency/time-in-home requirements. Supporters say: 🚨 - Seniors on fixed incomes are getting priced out by rising assessments. - People who already “paid off” homes still face perpetual taxes. - It helps seniors age in place instead of being forced to move. - It could reduce senior homelessness and displacement.

@texasrunnerDFW No one should be paying property taxes!

44% of US homeowners are older than 60 She is effectively asking you to put 100% of the local county services tax burden on 56% of the people—people who are also still in the workforce paying income taxes, mortgages, and daycare tuition This is horrible policy

@87shenanigans Because most over 55 year old communities, where we might want to move to start at $400,000!!!

Genuinely though, why can’t seniors downsize. If they’re living in like a 3-4 bedroom house… why

@realIce_Sulla @james_xond I think the house was $35,000 with an 18% interest rate on a salary of $35,000.

@RobertaTrembley @james_xond Cry me a river your house cost peanuts compared to today even when you adjust for inflation it’s apples to oranges

Trying to prove a point. How old were you when you became a homeowner for the first time?

@a43767796 @cwebbonline You should reach out to @spencerpratt and ask to be his new person in charge of homelessness. You are the first person I read that speaks so eloquently with what sounds like great solutions. And you are right, the people in charge want these people homeless.

Pratt is correct, something I know personally, being homeless myself for a while. Most homeless are addicts, mentally ill, or homeless by choice. Those of us with bad luck or poor choices are a small minority, and most of us in that group are no longer homeless. The core problem is not funding for the "homeless problem," now cleverly worded as "unhoused," as if the issue would be resolved by government intervention building homes. This solution allows politicians and bureaucrats access to a heap of taxpayer cash which they'll siphon to themselves while allowing the "unhoused" to grow so they can maintain the cash flow. Related scams: daycare in Minnesota, hospice in Los Angeles. The homeless problem can be fixed quickly. Address each person individually. Addict? Send to rehab. Mentally ill? Institutionalize. Want to live apart from the normal rules of society? A free ride to the city limits, or vagrancy arrest. Hard luck? Massive assistance with close oversight. Also tear down camps, stop street tents from being set up, sweep the streets, and make it clear the community belongs to residents. The current system allowing homeless to live on the streets is the opposite of compassion. No one should be on the streets. But there are people in positions of power who want it.

The level of disdain Spencer Pratt has for the unhoused is disgusting. And if you’re fine with this kind of talk, I don’t want to know you. Josh Haskell: “What are your plans for the over 40,000 homeless people in Los Angeles?” Spencer Pratt: “Well, they’re not homeless. They’re drug addicts. Most of these people are addicted to fentanyl and meth… They are choosing to be on the streets because they want to do drugs. They don’t want rules. They don’t want to listen. They want to have animals to abuse.”

@MissB53 Good for you!!! And you look so happy!

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@TulsiGabbard @SharrellAnne2 Thank you at @TulsiGabbard .. That was so kind of you. We are going to so miss you. You are the only democrat I would've ever voted for for President!

It was an honor to visit your husband’s grave today on your behalf, and to pay my respects. It was wonderful to see the beautiful flowers representing many others who did the same. Our nation owes a debt of gratitude to those who made the ultimate sacrifice, and to the loved ones they left behind. Thank you for your service and sacrifice @SharrellAnne2 🙏🏽

This is probably a long shot, but if anybody happens to be in DC this weekend and plans on visiting Arlington, I would love to see a fresh photo of my husband’s grave in Section 60. SSG Alan W. Shaw Section 60, Grave 8451 B Co 1/12 Cav, 1st Cavalry Division November 10, 1975 - February 9, 2007 There’s just something about knowing people still stop by, still say his name, still remember. 🇺🇸⭐🇺🇸

@AlanBreenAuthor Whoo hoo. you made 2 pennies!!

Just checked my KDP dashboard. 2 Kindle page reads. Please respect my privacy at this difficult time as I adjust to fame, success, and the overwhelming pressure of being a literary icon 😂

@emraslnn There's some kind of white flakes falling in the background in both windows. There is no kitchen sink.

Bu evi ilk gördüğümde 'ne güzel, tam benlik' dedim ama detayları farkedince fikrim tamamen değişti… Çünkü bu fotoğrafta gizlenmiş bir mesaj var. Evin içine gizlenmiş o detayı fark ettiğiniz an fikriniz tamamen değişiyor.

@ABC7 This is the type of place where you can predict the next "outbreak" starts. My question is why didn't these people die / get sick during covid?

Los Angeles police say they are addressing what they describe as a health and safety hazard on city streets following an operation at a homeless encampment near downtown L.A. Authorities said items at the site were blocking the sidewalk and that the encampment was crawling with rats. abc7.la/Hj6qfA

@Suzierizzo1 1. Carson 2.Leno 3.Arsenio 4.Conan 5. Letterman 6. Ferguson 8. Fallon 9. Corden 11. Meyers 12. Colbert

Who do you think is the Greatest Late Night Talk Show Host of all Time?👇👇👇👇

@hashjenni Politician

I need a job where I can make six figures but I have no skills and I’m not very bright. What field is this?

@Mary_ork A farmer steps on a plop of poop. Poo holds on tight now he's going places!

Tell me your book's genre without actually naming the genre. Best reply gets a retweet.

@MJG_Write Congratulations!

That feeling when you complete a 25-year dream to get published, become a NYT bestseller, write a trilogy, announce a movie with Antoine Fuqua, read the screenplay (5x now, it's awesome), and you're living something that you thought would only happen in your wildest daydreams.

@dionbeary @HKLiterary Congratulations!

✨News✨ I’m excited to share that I’ve signed a representation agreement with @HKLiterary. After spending the last decade in editorials and content creation, I’ve retuned to my first love: fiction. I’m humbled for the opportunity to work with HKL to bring this to life.