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[pruh-pohz] Show IPA verb, pro·posed, pro·pos·ing.
verb (used with object) 1. to offer or suggest (a matter, subject, case, etc.) for consideration, acceptance, or action: to propose a new method.
2. to offer (a toast).
3. to suggest: He proposed that a messenger be sent.
4. to present or nominate (a person) for some position, office, membership, etc.
5. to put before oneself as something to be done; design; intend.
Wouldn't it be nice if only the people who voted for him had to cover the note on their fools errands?
Wouldn't it be nicer still if gross malfeasance in elected had steeper consequences applied to him than an army private who bounced a $20 check? Justice has this backwards.
And they tested 6% BELOW the national average for drug use amongst welfare recipients....didn't even prove the case for starting it in the first place.
Took the $$$$ to pay off the lawsuits and continue defending this right out of the education fund. NICE!!
It's right up there with Oh's Gov Kasich redirecting lottery funds away from education, only to claim the schools are broke. Magic 8 ball accounting methods from the Evangelical kings of fiscal conservativism.
Florida's Republican legislature passed a bill in April that requires state employees to contribute 3 percent of their salaries to their pension plans. The legislation, championed by Republican Gov. Rick Scott, passed along party lines with Democrats calling it an income tax.
Did you catch that? They are upset that they are being asked to contribute 3% towards their retirement! If you make 60K a year, that's $1,800.00, which BTW, is tax deductible. I contribute more than that and I don't make 60K a year.
Voting overhaul: $144,971.75 (all to a Washington D.C. firm). This one was fought and WON on the federal level, and now has the ability to use federal lists to help verify the attempted purge of non citizens who are illegally voting.
Really? That's just the first two items, the other two are healthcare and the drug test for welfare recipients.
Out of the 100 people that were initially removed as being ineligible to vote before it was stopped half of them voted. Nearly 50 people of those 100 were removed from one County as it was the most agressive one. No voter fraud?
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welfare recipients aren’t all a bunch of drug addicts
While very few people failed the drug test what everyone of these articles fail to mention is the 1600 people that refused the test. For every one dollar that Florida spent on this they saved $30.
And they tested 6% BELOW the national average for drug use amongst welfare recipients....didn't even prove the case for starting it in the first place.
It's hard to fail a drug test if you don't take it.
If something is PROPOSED, how is it costing money?
What's your problem, comprehension?
Scott and his team sent his PROPOSED legislation to the Florida legislature, where it was quickly passed and then sent back to Scott for his signature. Once signed, the bills, which were originally PROPOSED by Scott became laws, which were immediately challenged, resulting in a legal fees tab of almost one million dollars - so far.
What's your problem, obtuseness?
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