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@Tis401kGuy @Heccles94 Best response ever. This is post is what made US the best country.
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He bet $100M of his own money on SpaceX when everyone said it was a joke, nearly went bankrupt doing it, and built the only company that can launch astronauts from US soil. If your definition of ‘entitlement’ includes ‘risked everything and it worked,’ I’d love to see your resume @elonmusk
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Why does Elon feel likes he’s entitled to $1,000,000,000,000 ???
Kat@Katmaryb
Why do the liberals feel like they're entitled to Elon Musk's money? I don't get it
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@ClimateWarrior7 I can also argue. That its his skills set. You can take all his money away today and in 10yrs he will trillions again
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People are telling me Elon's wealth is tied up in shares.
OK then, why doesn't he give every American homeless person $1 million in shares?
SpaceX could be governed by a panel of thousands of homeless people instead of just one man.
Rep. Becca Balint@RepBeccaB
Today, Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire. It's a ridiculous amount of money for one person to be sitting on and comes as countless Americans are struggling to afford food, housing, and health care. We need to tax wealth – immediately.
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@praying_medic1 Zero unless 100 percent of in person ballots and 30% of mail 8in.
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@Itx_judith Only if election in California were honest but reality Big NO. He has to get 70% of total population so democrats cant rig it. Anyless dems can make people in nursing home vote
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Pete Buttigieg has become one of the most prolific midterm campaigners among possible presidential candidates, backing candidates in more than 30 races and traveling to over a dozen states.
Those endorsements give him a record to tout on a potential future debate stage, especially as the party looks for leaders who can break through in Republican territory. cnn.it/4nZK5S1

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@Victoria00025 No he has to get at least 66% of the population. If he only gets 55% dems can inject ballots in their favor
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@Ivankatrumpne No because I live in Vegas. The more mess up Cali is the more people bring their bussiness to vegas
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@perlinaino Nope. He is fighting a machine that can make votes more than the population
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My son just aged out of my health insurance.
Two choices for him.
Pay over $1,400 a month for COBRA
or
Pay over $400 a month on the Health Marketplace, which is actually the least expensive plan there.
Apparently, I'm going to be paying for his cell phone forever to help him out.
The system is not set up to help young adults succeed.
Housing unaffordable. School is unaffordable and Healthcare unaffordable and you have the guy in the White House more concerned about gold for his ballroom and blue paint for the reflecting pool.
#DemsUnited
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@JustMeTish @JosephKahn Agree but no one will vote to take their welfare away and no one will vote to have their fraud get exposed.
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Remember the terminally online claimed Larry Elder was going to be California Governor in a recall? The results ended up 63% of California voted to retain Newsom. It's even tougher in Los Angeles where 50% of the demographic is a Hispanic Democrat stronghold. Latinos in LA vote Democrat over Republican 3:1. Caruso got 40% of the Latino vote which means he maxed out every undecided Latino voter and still lost to Bass by 10 points. It's also innacurate to say these Latinos don't like socialism. These aren't Texas Latinos - these Latinos are in a lot of unions, which run the state. There is NO Latino councilmember in Los Angeles. Right now Pratt is in second place while the progressive vote is split between Bass and the Weyland Yutani exec. Once the primary happens, it's down to two people, and the left consolidates under one candidate. Sorry to be a realist, but I don't see a way Pratt can win under this math.


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