My favorite part of that video is them going into his office where he's all "omg this isn't staged and I'm totally in here working hard."
FBI investigating rich people getting their kids into good schools? Wow. Here I thought rich people earned every dollar made and passed down and were just smarter because they work so much harder.
Someone could piss on a DQ ice cream bday cake and I’d probably eat the still-frozen parts anyway Spoiler sterility of urine ftw Spoiler NO COLLUSION
We’re proud to introduce our paid family medical leave act. You just need to never stop working so you can have that extra time with your newborn. Enjoy it because it’ll be the last time you spend any meaningful time with your kids! All in favor?
Rep. Mo Brooks explains ‘no’ vote; says anti-hate bill didn’t protect ‘Caucasians and Christians’ al.com/news/2...
The cradle act thing was what I was talking about a couple weeks ago. They did an interview on NPR and framed it as "now a pair in Congress are working on a bipartisan approach to paid family leave" but by the end of the segment it's was clear that no Dems in their right minds would support the bullshit plan. Bipartisan my ass.
Plenty of 'tards out there living really kickass lives. My first wife was 'tarded. She's a pilot now.
I am a Dem, but at what point in time did anyone feel that publication was objective? Reuters is objective. AP is arguably objective. Atlantic has a slant, regardless of how you feel about them.
That's 1500 per month per employee. Ford is either getting fucking ripped off (seems unlikely) or is giving extremely generous plans (also seems unlikely). 1500 pmpe is usually the TOTAL cost per month for premiums and some portion is typically paid by employee. If Ford's share is entire 1500, that's fucked up
Since it's a union, zero cost to the EE is a big possibility. Our plan is roughly 1k for single, 2k for EE+1, 3k for family per month, so it's not that far out there, if the deductibles, co-insurance, and/or out of pocket maxes are low. EDIT: That's what I get for not reading the full article: With little or no co-pays or deductibles, UAW members contribute just 3 percent to their health-care coverage.
Other republican presidents have at least liked the idea of having European allies, so chances are probably pretty good that the next republican president will be a little more popular over there.
I'll bet anyone $325 that isn't a bible that Trump actually signed and is just an opportunistic grifter.
And I feel like we are really all missing an opportunity to go to a hotel, take a bible and then scribble his "signature" on the front. Free $350