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Wish I had a whole lot more like her! Shes an American classic out of Mariah who won Denver 15 years ago. She just died as a 16 year old cow. Think this one has donor potential.
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The major question in Brazil…
At exactly 5pm, a code is supposed to be entered that closes and locks the voting machines. Once a machine is locked, it can’t accept any more votes. It’s irreversible.
The Supreme Court extension was relayed a few minutes after polls were supposed to be closed and machines locked.
So… which machines were kept open? In what districts were those machines? And why weren’t they locked at 5pm?
This tweet brings back some memories. The rush and thrill of beating the clock!
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Boomers just want the money they put into the system paid back to them? Ok, well they put negative $40T into the system. If we paid every Boomer back, they would each owe $1M and never see another nickel of Social Security or Medicare.
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I feel like you should have to choose between Social Security and a war with Iran.
I can’t help but notice it’s the same demographic that wants both.
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Many were advised and sold too much at $4.50–$4.60, sold only a small percentage near $5, or bought calls looking for $6 corn. Then, advised to buy hedges back on the initial selloff, hoping for a rebound.
The receipts are everywhere.
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Boomers already got paid out in full for their social security they just chose to collectively spend it invading Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Somalia and Yemen instead of saving it for retirement
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"I spent my entire life planning for retirement with Social Security."
That's really the difference, because as a Millennial, it's a *literal zero* on my personal balance sheet.
I'm not planning my life around a government handout. Doesn't matter to me if it's cut entirely.
Usually I agree with you and I’m a staunch Republican but if you take away my Social Security I’m a Democrat for the first time in my life. I spent my entire life planning for retirement with Social Security a major part of it and paid into the systems as a young person so that the older generation could have some support
I’ll make a deal with you, pay me back every penny I put into it and every penny my employers put into it on my behalf at 5% interest and you can take away the monthly checks.
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Putting it out there that I’m job hunting. Open to ag sales/retail, equip sales or farming. Over 30 years of experience in row crop/equip maint, ag sales exp & strong agronomic knowledge. Open to relocating for the right opportunity. RT’s appreciated. DM for contact info. Thanks
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The median household income in Elkhorn, NE, is $131,199 a year. The median home value is $590,000. The median cost of daycare per child is $2,500 a month. (Everyone is free to look this all up.) So at 7.5% mortgage rates, the median income can’t afford the median house and can’t afford the median daycare. That is a problem. Yes, you can find cheaper homes. Yes, you can find cheaper daycare. That’s not the point. If the median can’t afford the median, it’s not sustainable, and something will give. Wages have to go up or home values have to go down or childcare has to get cheaper. It feels like we are on shaky ground.