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I disagree. We have to work together to flip Congress in 2 years. We don’t have to like, respect, or appreciate one another. But we must understand we need our numbers, and work together to impede Trump by persuading Congressional reps to do the same in peril of losing their jobs in 2 years
December 4, 2024 at 4:47 PM
I disagree. We have to work together to flip Congress in 2 years. We don’t have to like, respect, or appreciate one another. But we must understand we need our numbers, and work together to impede Trump by persuading Congressional reps to do the same in peril of losing their jobs in 2 years
Interesting that Trump is now considering replacing his nomination. Trump doesn’t drink. It’s bizarre (albeit not unexpected) that all of the sexual misconduct didn’t appear to trouble him at all, but the drinking is enough to give him pause.
December 4, 2024 at 4:41 PM
Interesting that Trump is now considering replacing his nomination. Trump doesn’t drink. It’s bizarre (albeit not unexpected) that all of the sexual misconduct didn’t appear to trouble him at all, but the drinking is enough to give him pause.
I wrote a reply and it disappeared. I’ll have to read the rules about posts to enable me to respond :)
November 12, 2024 at 3:27 AM
I wrote a reply and it disappeared. I’ll have to read the rules about posts to enable me to respond :)
I don’t know about today, but he and Melinda donated much of their wealth (a significant amount of money; IIRC, no longer on the billionaires list) to international education efforts. Then, Buffett joined them with an equivalent contribution.
See this article in the Washington Post in 2020.
See this article in the Washington Post in 2020.
Analysis | Bill and Melinda Gates have spent billions to shape education policy. Now, they say, they’re ‘skeptical’ of ‘billionaires’ trying to do just that.
See what else is in their 2020 annual foundation letter.
www.washingtonpost.com
November 12, 2024 at 2:24 AM
I don’t know about today, but he and Melinda donated much of their wealth (a significant amount of money; IIRC, no longer on the billionaires list) to international education efforts. Then, Buffett joined them with an equivalent contribution.
See this article in the Washington Post in 2020.
See this article in the Washington Post in 2020.
Bill gates Jonathan striker Warren Buffett — they’re not perfect but they’ve spent the greater portion of their wealth on doing good. You don’t agree? (I’m not being provocative — I’m sincerely asking your opinion)
November 10, 2024 at 4:00 AM
Bill gates Jonathan striker Warren Buffett — they’re not perfect but they’ve spent the greater portion of their wealth on doing good. You don’t agree? (I’m not being provocative — I’m sincerely asking your opinion)