https://youtu.be/ch7_t2Ri2Zg

MOSES in Deuteronomy 29:22–23:

So that the generation to come of your children that shall rise up after you, and the stranger that shall come from a far land, shall say, when they see the plagues of that land, and the sicknesses which the Lord hath laid upon it; And that the whole land thereof is brimstone, and salt, and burning, that is not sown, nor beareth, nor any grass groweth therein, like the overthrow of Sodom, and Gomorrah, Admah, and Zeboim, which the Lord overthrew in his anger, and in his wrath.—KJV

Rush Limbaugh: Health experts are part of the “Deep State” and shouldn't be trusted

After dismissing COVID-19 as “the common cold,” Limbaugh says that, “We didn't elect a president to defer to a bunch of health experts that we don't know”

Obviously Fox has turned. They're trying to scapegoat Trump by continuing to cover his daily ramble tamble, shuck and jive "Look at how good I've done man routine", knowing full well that it's "outing" his incompetence to the American citizenry. Big news! No wonder he's taken to criticizing the fake news media!! Wowee, good on ya fox!

I always knew that Martha gal was alright! She's got Legs all the ways...........

Fox Business Ditches Trish Regan After Coronavirus ‘Impeachment Scam’ Rant

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Over the past 24 hours, the U.S. reported 14,024 new cases of coronavirus and 265 new deaths, raising the total to 68,347 cases and 1,037 dead.

This is the highest number of new cases reported by a single country in one day since the coronavirus pandemic began.

Ufoa2 is giddy with delight

I wonder whatever happened to Ufoa1

I am assuredly not giddy.

Doug, you must think very little of people if you think anyone is giddy that people are getting sick and dying. Or is just the way you would react and expect everyone else is the same?

HA! Are you serious? HE tried to blame the death of two people eating fish tank cleaner on Trump! Go back to the beginning of this thread and quickly scroll through a few pages. Read the little bronx proclamation.

Here's a better angle. WHY NO POSITIVE NEWS? It's out there. The real problem is you can't find it on FAKE NEWS because the DEMOCRAT RUN MEDIA won't report it.

What's wrong with you Wylie? Rock fall on your head?

“Trump kept saying it was basically pretty much a cure,” the woman told NBC.

She said her advice would be: “Don’t take anything. Don’t believe anything. Don’t believe anything that the president says and his people … call your doctor.”
“Given the uncertainty around Covid-19, we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus, but self-medicating is not the way to do so,” said Dr Daniel Brooks, Banner Poison and Drug Information Center medical director.
“The last thing that we want right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health.”

Doug, what is wrong with you? Those two people are idiots for taking the advice of anyone who is not a doctor wiithout checking it out first, but Mr Ttrump has no business saying anything is or isn't a cure. He is not a doctor.
Nowhere in UofA's post did he imply he was giddy about it. Tell me what this good news is. Right now the US has the highest number of cases in the world. I have been laid off from work, my wife has been laid off from work, my son has been laid off from work. So, what is the good news?

TRUMP is sending you money...as soon as Pelosi and the Dems get out of the way.

Trump ain't sending me anything. The US government may be sending me money, but Trump personally ain't sending me ****.

Posted by wylie715 on 3/27/2020 8:35:00 PM (view original):
Trump ain't sending me anything. The US government may be sending me money, but Trump personally ain't sending me ****.

I'm really sorry to read that, man. It ******* sucks. The unemployment benefits the dems fought for are pretty good, but that's not what you want to hear. That's not optimal. I shouldn't even have said that bit about dems, that's what Trump wants from us, to act on opposing sides. We're not on opposing sides.

I'm really sorry. Life ******* sucks sometimes. But we'll all get through it together. Fist bump, brother.

Narcissist Don the Con wants his name emblazoned on every Socialistic bailout free stuff check.

the elbow bump is what we use at work now

the little jab in the ribs

its pretty entertaining

also when a boss wants to tell you something shooing him away to the six foot line is good

or saying come here to anyone

and then giving them the business for invading your personal air space

The federal government’s planned $2 trillion economic rescue package includes financial aid for individuals and industries that are struggling to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

It also includes a potential bonanza for America’s richest real estate investors.

Senate Republicans inserted an easy-to-overlook provision on Page 203 of the 880-page bill that would permit wealthy investors to use losses generated by real estate to minimize their taxes on profits from things like investments in the stock market. The estimated cost of the change over 10 years is $170 billion.

Under the existing tax code, when real estate investors generate losses from gradually writing down the value of their properties, a process known as depreciation, they can use some of those losses to offset other taxes. The result is that people can enjoy big tax breaks stemming from only-on-paper losses, even if they enjoy big cash profits in the real world.

But the use of those losses was limited by the 2017 tax-cut package. The losses could be used only to shelter the first $500,000 of a married couple’s nonbusiness income, such as capital gains from investments. Any leftover losses got rolled over to future years.

The new stimulus bill lifts that restriction for three years — this year and two retroactive years — a boon for couples with more than $500,000 in annual capital gains or income from sources other than their business. That group comprises the top 1% of taxpayers, according to IRS data.

A draft congressional analysis this week found that the change is the second-biggest tax giveaway in the $2 trillion stimulus package. That cost analysis also includes the effect of some smaller technical changes to the law. Other industries, like oil and gas and commodities trading, also stand to benefit from the change.

“It’s a pretty big deal,” said Peter Buell, who runs tax services for the real estate practice of accounting firm Marcum. A separate provision in the stimulus bill, which removes restrictions on losses that people can carry over from previous years, would make the tax break even more lucrative.

Posted by wylie715 on 3/27/2020 8:35:00 PM (view original):
Trump ain't sending me anything. The US government may be sending me money, but Trump personally ain't sending me ****.

You don't need some more ****? OH! That's right. You're full of it.

Posted by bronxcheer on 3/28/2020 6:26:00 AM (view original):

The federal government’s planned $2 trillion economic rescue package includes financial aid for individuals and industries that are struggling to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

It also includes a potential bonanza for America’s richest real estate investors.

Senate Republicans inserted an easy-to-overlook provision on Page 203 of the 880-page bill that would permit wealthy investors to use losses generated by real estate to minimize their taxes on profits from things like investments in the stock market. The estimated cost of the change over 10 years is $170 billion.

Under the existing tax code, when real estate investors generate losses from gradually writing down the value of their properties, a process known as depreciation, they can use some of those losses to offset other taxes. The result is that people can enjoy big tax breaks stemming from only-on-paper losses, even if they enjoy big cash profits in the real world.

But the use of those losses was limited by the 2017 tax-cut package. The losses could be used only to shelter the first $500,000 of a married couple’s nonbusiness income, such as capital gains from investments. Any leftover losses got rolled over to future years.

The new stimulus bill lifts that restriction for three years — this year and two retroactive years — a boon for couples with more than $500,000 in annual capital gains or income from sources other than their business. That group comprises the top 1% of taxpayers, according to IRS data.

A draft congressional analysis this week found that the change is the second-biggest tax giveaway in the $2 trillion stimulus package. That cost analysis also includes the effect of some smaller technical changes to the law. Other industries, like oil and gas and commodities trading, also stand to benefit from the change.

“It’s a pretty big deal,” said Peter Buell, who runs tax services for the real estate practice of accounting firm Marcum. A separate provision in the stimulus bill, which removes restrictions on losses that people can carry over from previous years, would make the tax break even more lucrative.

Did you have a better plan? The Pelosi plan maybe?

You forgot to mention NPR is getting money. Libs are getting a lot, but you don't mention any of that.

Jared and Real Estate speculators---$170 billion

NPR---13 million