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Reagan signed (again the Democratic Congress pushed for it and passed it though) allowing discount local calling which only covered land lines at people's homes. The program which you referenced, using wireless phones, does not cover traditional land line operations and instead only covers wireless telcoms. This is because it is now literally cheaper to have a wireless phone than to have a land line.
For the longest, those who are against any poverty mitigation often bring up the fact that most poor people in this country have air conditioning and colored TV. Well, it appears that they also have flat screen TVs.
He said nothing of the such. He just pointed out that they have flatscreen TVs and that this might bother people.
And that's supposed to be funny? That people are bothered?
I don't think so.
I gave away my old TV to a church, which gave it to a charity. It probably ended up in one of the city's shelter homes. And I didn't buy it… it was given to me by a gal whose brother gave it to her.
When I bought my flat screen in August, I couldn't give away my old-style TV. Salvation Army didn't want it. Renaissance didn't want it. Nobody wanted it.
I set it out on the curb with the remote and the manual, hoping someone would take it. It sat there for about a week until someone kicked the screen in.
My kind? What is that supposed to mean? I'll tell you what my kind is, my kind is the type that uses a TV just like the one in the OP despite the fact I have giant screen TV and can afford to use it.
I'd agree she is just as ridiculous as all the others.
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