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I would take a chevy over a ford any day of the week, but after riding and driving a 2015 Camaro, the blind spots just sucked ass. Is that going to ever be addressed?

Oh, are you afraid it would ruin your little talking point? You would hate to prove that trump is spending less on trips than what obama did. Another disingenuous story fabbed up by a deceitful and dishonest person...YOU

Hey why don't you itemize the costs for comparable trips of Obama and Trump. That should keep you busy for a while and should help you with some math as well.

LOL. You have a search just like I do, use it.

LOL, yeah going with the majority. Wow, you are one dude that can make an ass out of himself at everything. You really don't have the intellect that you seem to think you have, but keep up the good work. Intellectual Elites.....Yep.

Keep speculating, it's all you got.

The bold makes me laugh.

Yeah, it's good to have a great post education system. But there were some things like the slush fund that obviously needed to be addressed.

Is this different then other states?

Well, that's funny you say that? I have heard of a couple of people worried about getting accept to some of the graduate programs. I haven't heard of anything being decimated.

You don"t hear much because his policies and Act 10 are working. Not one democrat in Wisconsin wants to admit that and prove how incorrect they were.

First he wants troops withdrawn, and when trump wants to with draw them and replace them, he complains about who they are replacing them with? You know, democrats are so ass backwards. snowbeavis doesn't know what he wants. Withdraw the troops, no wait,....DERP DERP DERP.

OMG. It's always the same with the stories about trump....unnamed sources....saw him yelling at the TV. You actually can make some of this stuff up, but I can't believe MP posted it. It has to be an onion article. "President Trump was watching television on Sunday when he saw Nikki R. Haley, his ambassador to the United Nations, announce that he would impose fresh sanctions on Russia. The president grew angry, according to an official informed about the moment."

He likes to think this is type of behavior is fine if you are NOT a Christian. LOL

Any family with a child younger than 18 as of Dec. 31, 2017, would qualify for the $122 million child tax credit this year — about 671,000 families with 1.22 million children are expected to meet the definition. The child tax credit would be paid out in a sales tax rebate check that would be separate from the state's regular potential income tax refund checks. Parents would need to sign up online and their rebate checks would come in the weeks before the sales tax holiday at a state processing cost of roughly $925,000. The sales tax holiday would fall on Aug. 4-5 and would essentially waive the state's 5% sales tax and applicable 0.5% local sales taxes for that weekend on an unlimited array of qualifying items priced at less than $100. *********************** MADISON - Wisconsin would offer a one-time $100 per child tax rebate to parents, a weekend sales tax holiday for all consumers and a bailout to Kimberly-Clark Corp. to save two paper plants under bills the Assembly approved Thursday. By sending the tax rebate and Kimberly-Clark incentive package to the Senate, the Assembly helped boost the re-election agenda of GOP Gov. Scott Walker. Uncertainty still swirls around the tax breaks and Kimberly-Clark legislation in the Senate. Republicans who control that house haven't said whether they'll amend the tax bill or drop the paper plant bill altogether. Meanwhile, several conservative groups panned the paper plant proposal this week, calling it "misguided policy, bad economics, and … a troubling precedent." Under Assembly Bill 944, the state would provide $122 million for the child tax credit and a one-time $50 million sales tax holiday for the first weekend in August that would cover all goods under $100. It passed 61-35, with Milwaukee Democratic Reps. Jason Fields and Leon Young joining most Republicans to support the bill and GOP Reps. Adam Jarchow of Balsam Lake and Treig Pronschinske of Mondovi joining the other Democrats in opposition. Republicans said the bill would return a projected budget surplus to taxpayers. "There is no doubt that we have a single goal and that is to make government more affordable in our state," Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) said. Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) said the state hasn't even collected the surplus yet. If the money does materialize, he said it would be better spent on expanding high-speed internet in rural areas, replacing lead water pipes or dealing with the state's backlog of untested evidence kits from sexual assaults. "This is going to cost the state $172 million. You have to ask yourself is that the best use of resources?" Hintz asked. Republicans amended the bill Thursday to allow retailers to opt out of the sales tax holiday if they put up signs notifying consumers. Some smaller stores have voiced concerns about the costs of updating their systems to waive the sales taxes. The bill could hit a Senate snag. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) has pointed out that GOP lawmakers already voted to kill a similar tax holiday last year after Walker included it in his state budget proposal. "You're revisiting something that was in the state budget," Fitzgerald said this month. "We've got to see what people think." But Vos said that, with the Assembly set to adjourn this week, his message to GOP senators on the tax bill was "take it or leave it." Any family with a child younger than 18 as of Dec. 31, 2017, would qualify for the $122 million child tax credit this year — about 671,000 families with 1.22 million children are expected to meet the definition. The child tax credit would be paid out in a sales tax rebate check that would be separate from the state's regular potential income tax refund checks. Parents would need to sign up online and their rebate checks would come in the weeks before the sales tax holiday at a state processing cost of roughly $925,000. The sales tax holiday would fall on Aug. 4-5 and would essentially waive the state's 5% sales tax and applicable 0.5% local sales taxes for that weekend on an unlimited array of qualifying items priced at less than $100. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/2018/02/22/lawmakers-pass-gov-scott-walkers-100-child-tax-credit-rebate-and-sales-tax-holiday-thursday/360799002/

Well, sure. But in Wisconsin we had recall elections and multiple john doe investigations. The shit going on in washington is eerily similar. Here are the steps Investigate people around the elected official. Find documents and leak false details to the press Press runs the stories to make elected official look bad. REPEAT for as long as you can until you have another election.

It's like the movie Groundhog Day in here everyday. One of the resident crybabies posts a DU trump story....others chime in, then it's trump, dumpers, thumpers, derp, derp, derp. Then on to the next post about trump.

Here they come.

Oh you got one coming to help.

"Help me fellas" "He is picking on me." Pack mentality it's finest. You need help, don't waste in this thread. LOL

Look at you. Bringing in the posse to help you out with another thread. Will they run to the rescue or follow the leader? What do you consider yourself? Someone that needs a rescue?

LOL. Everyone's entitled to their opinion.

Many here do have a bias, but I try and treat everyone to the same standard. Why is that so hard to do?

LOL

The amount of lies and manipulated stories that this guy gets hooked with is just unfathomable. If it has the name trump, gop, and any type of degradation, he posts it up....and watch out for the memes, they follow soon after.