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Re: What did you get today?
@Stubble said:
@Vision said:
My glorious moochings from Jeff @OutdoorsSmoke_21191
Tremendous selection, my friend! Thank you kindly.
ETA1: Fake News?
ETA2: If you can post a photo, I'll look at it.
This fawking website...... anyone else have "@" being added in the beginning or end of names and photos?
Vision
Re: Hows your Weather?
Cat 5 rolling our way. It's a mad house every where right now. I'm posted at a sandbag distribution spot and we have thousands lined up. No water in stores, fuel pumps are drying out.
Usaf06
Re: Political Thread #2 Taxes
@Stubble said:
@VegasFrank said:
@ShawnOL said:
7% federal income tax, 7% state income tax. No other taxes.No more military or social security. But ok.
Why did you pick those two to cut?
Military is the most expensive line item on the budget. Social security is a separate deduction on your W2 that is > 7%. Bottom line is you could stop all foreign aid and liberal policies and 7 percent still wouldn't cut it.
Re: Whatcha smokin this morning?
Last day of dipsaluscious vacation. No more sleeping until 10.
ShawnOL
Re: Political Thread #2 Taxes
@VegasFrank said:
@ShawnOL said:
7% federal income tax, 7% state income tax. No other taxes.No more military or social security. But ok.
Why did you pick those two to cut?
Stubble
Re: Political Thread #2 Taxes
https://www.crfb.org/papers/fiscal-impact-harris-and-trump-campaign-plans
However, neither major candidate running in the 2024 presidential election has put forward a plan to address this rising debt burden. In fact, our comprehensive analysis of the candidates’ tax and spending plans finds that both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump would likely further increase deficits and debt above levels projected under current law.
Under our central estimate, Vice President Harris’s plan would increase the debt by $3.50 trillion through 2035, while President Trump’s plan would increase the debt by $7.50 trillion.
Re: Why all the hate??
@TRayB said:
I'll just chime in here and say, as a newbie cigar smoker (just over 2 years) and relative newcomer to the forum (less than 2 years), I have never felt judged for my cigar choices on the forum. Even when I was smoking samplers (relatively cheap ones at that), everyone gave an "awesome" or a "like" in the What Are You Smoking... threads.Now, about that incident in the Back of the Band contest...different story.
But like you said.... we don't judge the cigars people choose to smoke..... all other topics are on the table for criticism.
Vision