It’s ridiculous how they can’t even be bothered to look at the facts, that are laid out there in plain english. Read more
It’s ridiculous how they can’t even be bothered to look at the facts, that are laid out there in plain english. Read more
I imagine the toughest spot to be in would be a Trump supporter who lives in Kansas. Lots of people in the U.S. still don’t understand that trickle down economics is bullshit, but the fine folks of Kansas just watched it ruin their economy. If they still support this tax plan, then there is no hope for redemption. Read more
It is depressing that people are so willfully ignorant and racist. It makes me angry. Read more
Because they are isolated in their little Fox bubbles and hear only what they want to hear.
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The student loan one really pisses me off. It’s probably because we (my family) have a shit-load of student loan debt. Read more
I wonder whether non-billionaire Trump supporters actually care that much about how much they get taxed. I suspect they’re more outraged by the idea of their taxes going to benefit black and brown people in any way than they are by the general idea of paying taxes. So they might feel better about paying the same… Read more
It’s how brainwashing works. Fox News and other far-right media has these people so indoctrinated, they would believe it if Fox News reported that the sky is now florescent pink. They’d stand outside, look up at blue sky, and say “Yep, that’s some pink sky!”.
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It’s not even about reality at this point. It’s about tribalism. And if this passes and their taxes start to increase, they will blame Democrats who have the reputation for wanting to raise taxes and not Republicans who actually did it. Read more
Math is hard. :-) Read more
I’ll just leave this POLITICO report here for your reading (dis)pleasure: https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/11/08/donald-trump-johnstown-pennsylvania-supporters-215800 Read more
That point on student loans is no fucking joke. There are a billion elements to the tax plan that harm students seeking advanced degrees, but reversing the 117(d) tuition waiver exemption will result in many graduate-professional students who earn ~$15,000-$20,000 annually getting placed in a higher tax bracket,… Read more
Is that David Gregory on Press the Meat from 2014? Read more
Perfect! +1 Read more
In the wake of this issue being politicized, I have to say that this is not an appropriate time to discuss politicization, and that we’d all be best advised to send our hopes and prayers to the victims. Read more
To paraphrase Colbert: Reality (including all the schools of science, math, and logic) has a liberal bias.
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Yep, that’s their favorite discussion-killer these days: when someone brings up a topic or observation that makes you uncomfortable, because you know your views on it are on the wrong side of history, shut the conversation down & inject YOUR politics into it by complaining that the speaker is “politicizing”. Now the… Read more
The I am Rubber and You are Glue moment of 2017. Read more
Brutal. Read more