We should have a referendum on the 2028 presidential ballot: Do you support a wealth tax of 5%. The catch: People who vote Yes have to pay it.

Shocking. You have to repay loans?

If you agree - repost: (1) The current system unfairly burdens the young. That’s unfair. (2) People who’ve paid in for their whole lives should not just be short-changed. That’s also unfair.

I just realized what happened to Eddie from The Munsters.

The real issue with Social Security isn't "Boomer Luxury Communism". It's that 6.2% of your paycheck is taken every month. If you really care about the younger generation you should focus on a way to stop that, and not virtue signal by claiming that some people don't need the money. ALL THE YOUNG PEOPLE GETTING 6.2% TAKEN FROM THEIR PAYCHECK NEED THEIR MONEY.

If you're on the fence about Amendments 3, this is how the cost of government in Broward County grows when they can just send you a bigger bill every year.

Amendment 3 in Florida won't defund the Police, Fire or essential services. It will be the start of putting an end to all the bullshit.

United Airlines has an on-time rate of 75% and lost 1,303,920 bags last year (0.66 mishandled bags per 100 customers). Maybe the CEO should shut up about tax issues and just try running his company.

Grok or Claude Code? What's your preference and why?

The number of people complaining that Elon Musk is giving away his money while they've spent the last year complaining that Elon Musk doesn't give away his money is hilarious.

So if people who own a home pay property tax to pay for the services in the community, what do the people who don't own property taxes pay? If we're going to have taxes that cover services, should we have resident taxes instead of property taxes? Then no one could complain that owning a home was too expensive, since it's entirely your decision of where to live.

Voting rights on issues involving tax should involve skin in the game. Property Tax related issues - be a property owner first Sales Tax - live in the area and show receipts

I wonder how long it takes for cities and counties in Florida to start imposing income taxes on residents to make up to lost revenue because they can't bleed people on their home values anymore.

It's almost like producing less of something that people needs causes a shortage and price increases:

It's high time that the US flexed its energy independence and ensured that Diesel was kept in the local market to help Americans.