‘I thought he was very bad for our country’

trump should repeat that everytime he looks in a mirror or sees a photo or video of himself.

Most of the world feels that way about him

When they write Americans, they means Putin’s puppets trump and Witkoff

Can we drop Musk and Thiel into a 3rd world county with only $5 in their pockets to test this hypothesis?

The photo captures the moment Jerry decided he would grow a beard when he grew up.

And for many of us he was like Santa…delivering the gifts of music and memories at every show.

I wouldn’t put Europe in the ‘lower cost’ category. I’ve lived in Latin America…definitely lower cost but quality of life was shitty due to crime.

The big lie in the US is that the private sector is more efficient (particularly with healthcare). It is only more efficient at emptying your wallet.

Are kidding? Lifestyle is much better outside the US. At least in Europe. I earn less and I am taxed more but I don’t have oligarchs constantly emptying my wallet. In the US taxes are low and wages are high but their is always an oligarch to take take your money

Let him eat cake (ou gateau)

I’ve already checked this out…Russians have a lot of money in the Witkoff crypto scheme

Also, a different judge - Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick - raised concerns about grand jury procedures. That is still under review by a 3rd judge and could lead to a dismissal with prejudice

I mean even Parisian designer Agnes B sells t-shirts with logos…and shorts, sneakers and caps.

I believe the statue of limitations is up in the Comey case. That is why Halligan violated grand jury procedures…she had to beat the clock on the indictment

I spend a lot of time in Paris. Those aren’t always Americans…they are often French living in Paris (true Parisians are hard to come by).

The only way to distinguish them is weight (Americans are more likely overweight), speaking volume, and accent.

I love Joey’s version of “What a Wonderful World”

He knows that, which is why he wants to redistricting in place.

Borrowing against wealth should be treated as a realized gain an ordinary income (not a capital gain)

That can be rectified to some extent with a wealth tax (topping around 1%) and taxing borrowing against wealth as passive income with carve outs for home equity loans used specifically for upgrading a primary home (not buying a 2nd home or supporting lifestyle).

What income level is currently paying 65% in the US?

It seems the current top rate, which kicks in at $626k for single people ($750k for married), is only 37%

They have two taprooms and a brewery in Brussels, two taprooms in Paris, and a taproom in Lille.