🚨 BREAKING: Trump team puts together a list of military officers to court martial involved in the botched Afghanistan withdrawal - NBC
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 17, 2024
Charges of "TREASON" are being considered for some officers...
They are also getting together a potential commission to investigate the… pic.twitter.com/ruAcXCvFBd
Yes. This here is the single best video on the internet right now… ⚡️🇺🇸
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 17, 2024
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🚨PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST CONFIRMED HE'LL BE DECLARING A NATIONAL EMERGENCY TO MILITARY ASSETS TO MASS DEPORT ILLEGALS! pic.twitter.com/5gPHxvOqqh
— Bo Loudon (@BoLoudon) November 18, 2024
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— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
"From 2021 to 2025, witness the transformation in leadership at the Department of Health. What changes do you think this signifies for our future health policies? 🇺🇸💪 #HealthPolicyShift #LeadershipChange #2025Vision pic.twitter.com/RaYWXOMa4E
— DadTalk😱 (@Jesse81s) November 15, 2024
Lol, I bet you have that Photoshopped beefcake RFK poster hanging above your bed.Werewolf said:
#Nappy, what do you subscribe to, the 2021 practices or the incoming 2025 practices?"From 2021 to 2025, witness the transformation in leadership at the Department of Health. What changes do you think this signifies for our future health policies? 🇺🇸💪 #HealthPolicyShift #LeadershipChange #2025Vision pic.twitter.com/RaYWXOMa4E
— DadTalk😱 (@Jesse81s) November 15, 2024
🚨 NEW: CNN panel member says Trump bringing out his top allies with him to UFC looks like ancient Rome.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 17, 2024
"It really looks like ancient Rome. This is sort of a conquering, Republican Caesar, going into the Colosseum, and everyone's cheering. And he's got his political gladiators… pic.twitter.com/tNcIQD3Iyz
Everybody's freaking out about RFK Jr eating McDonald's, but didn't Elon put out a major video with a comm in it the other day that had a Q?@TheNotoriousLMC caught this in Elon's video with Q in it...
— 🇺🇸ULTRA-MAGA🇺🇸Dean Erickson 🐸 (@7thDean) November 18, 2024
Note at the :24 second mark, the voice in the background saying: "Activation… pic.twitter.com/4bUAWwEyO3
8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Yes, but the percentage of people who are going to be able to work is low. The cuts that are being floated won't come to $100B, and that will all be sucked up by renewing the Trump tax cut.caryking said:This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Pulisic is doing the Trump dance.
— OutKick (@Outkick) November 19, 2024
It’s over, libs.
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GuerrillaPack said:
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Trump Pledges To Use Military On Land and Sea To Dismantle Drug And Human Trafficking Networks In The United States.
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 19, 2024
Watch The Livestream Here:https://t.co/dGxbHHklgg pic.twitter.com/9MKKF926NX
Hokie, don't fall for the same line that liberals fall for…hokiewolf said:Yes, but the percentage of people who are going to be able to work is low. The cuts that are being floated won't come to $100B, and that will all be sucked up by renewing the Trump tax cut.caryking said:This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Social security and Medicare are the two big sucks on overspending. Maybe the Doge crew wil figure that out too.
We are at the point where taxes are going to have to go up because no one is willing to fix SS and Medicare. And that's everyone, can't just soak the rich, that won't pay for it either. It would be better to just raise taxes now and get it over with.
Werewolf said:Trump Pledges To Use Military On Land and Sea To Dismantle Drug And Human Trafficking Networks In The United States.
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 19, 2024
Watch The Livestream Here:https://t.co/dGxbHHklgg pic.twitter.com/9MKKF926NX
I mean, sure, decades of economic data show that that's absolutely not true and "trickle down" has been a total failure, but that's why you get rid of data and create propaganda networks. And be sure to elect a "populist" president that rails against everything previous Republicans did to crush the working class, while still focusing 100% on more "trickle down".caryking said:Hokie, don't fall for the same line that liberals fall for…hokiewolf said:Yes, but the percentage of people who are going to be able to work is low. The cuts that are being floated won't come to $100B, and that will all be sucked up by renewing the Trump tax cut.caryking said:This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Social security and Medicare are the two big sucks on overspending. Maybe the Doge crew wil figure that out too.
We are at the point where taxes are going to have to go up because no one is willing to fix SS and Medicare. And that's everyone, can't just soak the rich, that won't pay for it either. It would be better to just raise taxes now and get it over with.
Our goal is to reduce the deficit, right? In order for that to happen, we need to do two things.
1) reduce spending
2) increase revenues into the treasury
I agree that Medicare needs to be resolved. I also agree that Social Security needs to resolved. Each one of them is solvable without more in the treasury. Unfortunately, some hard decisions have to be made that some are not going to like.
As far as more into the treasury, well, a more robust economy will increase receipts. Tax cuts have never reduced the receipts into the treasury as we typically get more contributors and the increase in economic growth has high earners contribute more. Megan Kelly did a good review on this several weeks ago.
With 20 - 25% of all receipts going to service the debt, well, that's something that all politicians contributed to and need to solve. Does everyone have the will to do that?
I’m voting for this police officer on my Oscar ballot this year. Epic!!! pic.twitter.com/56NY4jVSQP
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 19, 2024
TRUMP: I am your retribution pic.twitter.com/zU6gOBWWal
— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) March 4, 2023
you know what will not contribute to a robust economy? Tariffs.caryking said:Hokie, don't fall for the same line that liberals fall for…hokiewolf said:Yes, but the percentage of people who are going to be able to work is low. The cuts that are being floated won't come to $100B, and that will all be sucked up by renewing the Trump tax cut.caryking said:This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Social security and Medicare are the two big sucks on overspending. Maybe the Doge crew wil figure that out too.
We are at the point where taxes are going to have to go up because no one is willing to fix SS and Medicare. And that's everyone, can't just soak the rich, that won't pay for it either. It would be better to just raise taxes now and get it over with.
Our goal is to reduce the deficit, right? In order for that to happen, we need to do two things.
1) reduce spending
2) increase revenues into the treasury
I agree that Medicare needs to be resolved. I also agree that Social Security needs to resolved. Each one of them is solvable without more in the treasury. Unfortunately, some hard decisions have to be made that some are not going to like.
As far as more into the treasury, well, a more robust economy will increase receipts. Tax cuts have never reduced the receipts into the treasury as we typically get more contributors and the increase in economic growth has high earners contribute more. Megan Kelly did a good review on this several weeks ago.
With 20 - 25% of all receipts going to service the debt, well, that's something that all politicians contributed to and need to solve. Does everyone have the will to do that?
🚨 BREAKING: The DOJ is concerned that the appointment of Matt Gaetz as Attorney General could trigger a mass departure of long-serving civil servants. pic.twitter.com/FJvVEn1hSm
— Publius (@OcrazioCornPop) November 18, 2024
HOLMAN TO BOSTON MAYOR: Read United States Code 1324. You can't harbor or conceal an illegal alien from federal law enforcement. Don't cross that line!
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) November 19, 2024
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Watching this unfold is truly something to behold.
— AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ (@AwakenedOutlaw) November 18, 2024
Hats off to these patriots.
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“I shut my phone off Friday night because I couldn’t handle the phone calls, and texts and emails from thousands of ICE agents and border patrol agents excited about the rumor I’m coming back,”… pic.twitter.com/zdxp3jH6l5
Gee. Too bad.Werewolf said:🚨 BREAKING: The DOJ is concerned that the appointment of Matt Gaetz as Attorney General could trigger a mass departure of long-serving civil servants. pic.twitter.com/FJvVEn1hSm
— Publius (@OcrazioCornPop) November 18, 2024
Yes, he's saying that tax cuts add money to the treasury just like magic, yet "hard decisions" need to be made about Social Security. If his magical math actually worked you'd think we could just cut taxes and unleash economic growth until our deficit went away.hokiewolf said:you know what will not contribute to a robust economy? Tariffs.caryking said:Hokie, don't fall for the same line that liberals fall for…hokiewolf said:Yes, but the percentage of people who are going to be able to work is low. The cuts that are being floated won't come to $100B, and that will all be sucked up by renewing the Trump tax cut.caryking said:This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Social security and Medicare are the two big sucks on overspending. Maybe the Doge crew wil figure that out too.
We are at the point where taxes are going to have to go up because no one is willing to fix SS and Medicare. And that's everyone, can't just soak the rich, that won't pay for it either. It would be better to just raise taxes now and get it over with.
Our goal is to reduce the deficit, right? In order for that to happen, we need to do two things.
1) reduce spending
2) increase revenues into the treasury
I agree that Medicare needs to be resolved. I also agree that Social Security needs to resolved. Each one of them is solvable without more in the treasury. Unfortunately, some hard decisions have to be made that some are not going to like.
As far as more into the treasury, well, a more robust economy will increase receipts. Tax cuts have never reduced the receipts into the treasury as we typically get more contributors and the increase in economic growth has high earners contribute more. Megan Kelly did a good review on this several weeks ago.
With 20 - 25% of all receipts going to service the debt, well, that's something that all politicians contributed to and need to solve. Does everyone have the will to do that?
I am confused, are you saying Social Security and Medicare are solvent, but also saying there need to be cuts to benefits? Those two statements are I conflict to me.
your math of soaking the rich doesn't work either.SmaptyWolf said:Yes, he's saying that tax cuts add money to the treasury just like magic, yet "hard decisions" need to be made about Social Security. If his magical math actually worked you'd think we could just cut taxes and unleash economic growth until our deficit went away.hokiewolf said:you know what will not contribute to a robust economy? Tariffs.caryking said:Hokie, don't fall for the same line that liberals fall for…hokiewolf said:Yes, but the percentage of people who are going to be able to work is low. The cuts that are being floated won't come to $100B, and that will all be sucked up by renewing the Trump tax cut.caryking said:This is where the able bodied people are. Medicare is for the elderly. Medicaid is for the people of lower income status.hokiewolf said:yes, but how many abled body people are on Medicaid? Additionally, Medicaid is cheaper than paying hospitals for emergency visits. Social security and Medicare are the two that need to be looked at hardcaryking said:8 thought you said that if anybody is serious about the budget, then these are the types of areas that need to be looked into…hokiewolf said:
This is a great idea if you like losing elections.NEW -
— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) November 18, 2024
GOP, Trump allies look at changes to Medicaid, food stamps to offset cost of tax bill
Under discussion: Work requirements; eligibility restrictions; benefit formula changes
Possible they stay away from both programs
W/ @jacobbogage @ddiamond https://t.co/Tcvg1aOpPb
Social security and Medicare are the two big sucks on overspending. Maybe the Doge crew wil figure that out too.
We are at the point where taxes are going to have to go up because no one is willing to fix SS and Medicare. And that's everyone, can't just soak the rich, that won't pay for it either. It would be better to just raise taxes now and get it over with.
Our goal is to reduce the deficit, right? In order for that to happen, we need to do two things.
1) reduce spending
2) increase revenues into the treasury
I agree that Medicare needs to be resolved. I also agree that Social Security needs to resolved. Each one of them is solvable without more in the treasury. Unfortunately, some hard decisions have to be made that some are not going to like.
As far as more into the treasury, well, a more robust economy will increase receipts. Tax cuts have never reduced the receipts into the treasury as we typically get more contributors and the increase in economic growth has high earners contribute more. Megan Kelly did a good review on this several weeks ago.
With 20 - 25% of all receipts going to service the debt, well, that's something that all politicians contributed to and need to solve. Does everyone have the will to do that?
I am confused, are you saying Social Security and Medicare are solvent, but also saying there need to be cuts to benefits? Those two statements are I conflict to me.
Of course his magical math doesn't work... it's just the same tired scam they've been pulling for decades. More rich guy tax cuts paid for by draconian cuts to the working class.
Oh well, I guess the working class voted to have their SS slashed, so who am I to judge? Good luck with that!
Ukraine didn’t fire long-range, US-made missiles until the 1,000th day of this war and less than 48 hours after Biden announced they could
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) November 19, 2024
This just so coincidentally happened after Trump won in a landslide
Biden’s promise for a “peaceful transition” was BS
He’s trying to set… https://t.co/mKeY4VulmV
