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Is Sen. Warren out for revenge against billionaires b/c she was turned down for campaign contributions by Howard Schultz ?
Seems a reasonable question. She wants their billionaire money and when they don't give it, when ask, she devises a plan to take it from them. Isn't that abuse of power ? Sounds like she is saying turn me down and I will put the legal gun to your head and take it. Naturally she is always protected by the legal gun herself but can she get away with abuse of power ?
Want to rethink that ? Lot of money riding on the right answer.
Warren has proposed a wealth tax, which would start at a 2 percent rate for households with a net worth above $50 million and rise to 3 percent for billionaire households.
phma trying to push aside Cheesemont and his "leftwingers think it OK to allow a baby to be born then left to die" thread and seize the award for dumbest thread of the day. Good luck to you, phma.
phma trying to push aside Cheesemont and his "leftwingers think it OK to allow a baby to be born then left to die" thread and seize the award for dumbest thread of the day. Good luck to you, phma.
I'm always just entertained by the length of the thread titles.
Out of touch millionaire, who faked minority status to get into elitist Harvard, doesn't like billionaires? Sounds legit.
Youre demonstrating that you listen to propaganda not actual facts with this nonsense about her benefiting from claiming minority status right. You know that right?
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