Someone who can spend $600 on a pair of shoes yet argues with a straight face that $300 is too much to give someone who cannot afford food, should not be a lawmaker.

May 23, 2021 · 1:54 PM UTC

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I hear you. Have you looked into the Financial Freedom Act? We should connect. I am the man you did the Living Room Conversation with. You also connected with Scott Smith. He created the Financial Freedom Act.
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AND..they dont realize unemployment is less than full wages. Plus waiting only put folks behind in rent, food, cost of medical and clothing.
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Nor should genocide, insurrection and reefer madness shunning a viable alternative to fossil fools and big pharma.
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tinyurl.com/476n5vhp But they need their haircuts.
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100% agreed with this
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It’s a lot cheaper to travel Europe than to be in poverty in the US 😐 For one, healthcare as a foreigner in the EU is WAY cheaper than resident premiums & copays here 😐
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The problems in the US are compounded & we can’t get good leadership in place. My future plans don’t rely on the success of this country. I’m planning as if America will get worse & deteriorate as we head into the climate crisis😐 This isn’t what I’m rooting for. Just reading..
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Set the Truth free. theuniversalantidote.com
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Lady, I don’t know anybody that can spend $600 on a pair of shoes and neither does most of the country. We work for a living.
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The $300 for food should be tied to actual food inflation because it’s now only $195 worth of start of the pandemic prices
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