This attorney is the spitting image of "white Alabama fourth generation lawyer" whose daddy and grandaddy greased enough palms to ensure he got into the law school of his choice and made sure he passed
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This attorney is the spitting image of "white Alabama fourth generation lawyer" whose daddy and grandaddy greased enough palms to ensure he got into the law school of his choice and made sure he passed
He went to Birmingham School of Law, which is not accredited by the American Bar Association and has not even sought such recognition. Classes are at night and on weekends. In most recent class, fewer than 20% of grads passed the bar exam on their first try. That is an absurdly low rate.
I cannot believe Moore (or the GOP needing his win) can't afford to adequately lawyer up here
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42005819
So he’s gonna reverse the ban on Elephant trophies being imported. Always thinking of the good of the vast majority of people. Have to be hunted legally though...
sorry for the pause my eyes rolled so far they were looking at my brain.
So he’s gonna reverse the ban on Elephant trophies being imported. Always thinking of the good of the vast majority of people. Have to be hunted legally though...
sorry for the pause my eyes rolled so far they were looking at my brain.
America first! #MAGA
Ffs, sticking your tongue down unwilling females throats seems to be amazingly common among politicians.
Hope the whole damn lot of them, regardless of party affiliation, are drummed out of office.
Hope the whole damn lot of them, regardless of party affiliation, are drummed out of office.
As the author mentions, it is disturbingly common on the Hill
I’d have hoped with all the public scrutiny and the threat of oppo research it would be less than a regular workplace, sadly not looking like it.
Any rich country incapable of providing universal healthcare can not be viewed as civilised. Leaders of the free world #germany first
man, I was in the middle of Frankens book. Don't want to finish it now.
Franken’s from comedy and is a politician. He had no chance of not being a perv.
longers
Parcheggia l'autobus
surprised at the lack of coverage over him lifting a ban on elephant trophies being imported into the US
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-en...to-allow-imports-of-african-elephant-trophies
CNN could really bash him with this but they don't seem arsed for some reason.
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-en...to-allow-imports-of-african-elephant-trophies
CNN could really bash him with this but they don't seem arsed for some reason.
#MAGA
Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-Wa.) demonstrated how corporations have successfully reconfigured government of, by, and for the people to prioritize the need and wants of business over those of the living and breathing. DelBene questioned Thomas Barthold, chief of staff for Congress’ Joint Committee on Taxation on the proposed GOP tax overhaul:
Will a teacher in my district who buys pens, pencils paper, for his students be able to deduct these costs from his tax return under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
Will a corporation that buys pens, pencils, and papers for its workers be able to deduct those costs from its tax returns under this plan?
Simple answer: Yes.
Will a firefighter from my district be able to deduct the state and local sales taxes that she pays from her tax returns under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
And will a corporation be able to deduct sales taxes on business purchases under this plan?
Simple answer: Yes.
Will a homeowner in my district be able to deduct more than $10,000 in property taxes under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
Will a corporation be able to deduct more than $10,000 in property taxes under the plan?
Simple answer: Yes.
And if a worker in my district had to move because his employer is forcing him to relocate his family or potentially lose his job, can he deduct his moving expenses under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
But if a company, a corporation, decides to close its facilities in my district, fire its workers, and move its operation to China, say, can it deduct associated moving expenses under this plan? Or stated another way: Can a corporation under this plan deduct outsourcing expenses incurred relocating a U.S. business outside of the United States?
Simple answer: Yes.
Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-Wa.) demonstrated how corporations have successfully reconfigured government of, by, and for the people to prioritize the need and wants of business over those of the living and breathing. DelBene questioned Thomas Barthold, chief of staff for Congress’ Joint Committee on Taxation on the proposed GOP tax overhaul:
Will a teacher in my district who buys pens, pencils paper, for his students be able to deduct these costs from his tax return under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
Will a corporation that buys pens, pencils, and papers for its workers be able to deduct those costs from its tax returns under this plan?
Simple answer: Yes.
Will a firefighter from my district be able to deduct the state and local sales taxes that she pays from her tax returns under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
And will a corporation be able to deduct sales taxes on business purchases under this plan?
Simple answer: Yes.
Will a homeowner in my district be able to deduct more than $10,000 in property taxes under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
Will a corporation be able to deduct more than $10,000 in property taxes under the plan?
Simple answer: Yes.
And if a worker in my district had to move because his employer is forcing him to relocate his family or potentially lose his job, can he deduct his moving expenses under this plan?
Simple answer: No.
But if a company, a corporation, decides to close its facilities in my district, fire its workers, and move its operation to China, say, can it deduct associated moving expenses under this plan? Or stated another way: Can a corporation under this plan deduct outsourcing expenses incurred relocating a U.S. business outside of the United States?
Simple answer: Yes.
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