Andrew Hankinson
@abhankinson.bsky.social
Reader, aspiring writer and one who tries to bring a bit more kindness into the world.
Totally believable, but really f'ing sad.
January 10, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Totally believable, but really f'ing sad.
Reposted by Andrew Hankinson
a) There's nothing wrong with Social Security.
b) Current retirees are supported by current FICA contributors.
c) Social Security has a $2.7 Trillion current surplus "cushion," which is invested in Treasury Bonds and earning $100 Billion/year.
d) Social Security is NOT part of the national budget.
b) Current retirees are supported by current FICA contributors.
c) Social Security has a $2.7 Trillion current surplus "cushion," which is invested in Treasury Bonds and earning $100 Billion/year.
d) Social Security is NOT part of the national budget.
December 9, 2024 at 2:02 PM
a) There's nothing wrong with Social Security.
b) Current retirees are supported by current FICA contributors.
c) Social Security has a $2.7 Trillion current surplus "cushion," which is invested in Treasury Bonds and earning $100 Billion/year.
d) Social Security is NOT part of the national budget.
b) Current retirees are supported by current FICA contributors.
c) Social Security has a $2.7 Trillion current surplus "cushion," which is invested in Treasury Bonds and earning $100 Billion/year.
d) Social Security is NOT part of the national budget.
This turned out to be a bogus statistic apparently. www.brookings.edu/articles/the...
The Native American vote in the 2024 presidential election
Sanchez, Roberts, and Romero-Briones analyze the 2024 Election Eve Poll, offering insights into Native American voter behavior and priorities.
www.brookings.edu
December 9, 2024 at 3:30 PM
This turned out to be a bogus statistic apparently. www.brookings.edu/articles/the...
Not sure why this just came through but @rainbowrowell.bsky.social Simon Snow (first book is Carry On) not only fills the Potter void, but is a much more diverse and sophisticated magical concept while still being a lost weekend or two of a read.
December 2, 2024 at 12:28 PM
Not sure why this just came through but @rainbowrowell.bsky.social Simon Snow (first book is Carry On) not only fills the Potter void, but is a much more diverse and sophisticated magical concept while still being a lost weekend or two of a read.
What's it going to be?
November 25, 2024 at 3:19 PM
What's it going to be?