LumRaiderFan
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5 minutes ago, TheMissingBand said:
You conned by the Don… he promised to repeal and replace “immediately” upon taking office in 2017. He failed. So yall re-elected him, and keep saying “it’s not his fault” that he didn’t do it the first time time, and has shown no interest in doing it the second time.
Trump has the abject loyalty of an army of idiots. When somebody wakes up to reality, they’re the bad guy, like MTG.
To be honest (which you seem to struggle with), he did try to replace it.
Big girl was asking earlier about what is fake outrage. I should have pointed her to your posts, you’re the poster child for it.
No matter, can’t see you lasting much longer on here, again!
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3 hours ago, TheMissingBand said:
Glad you acknowledge that Republican’s number one priority is fixing democrat’s failures.
It’s a full time job and impossible to keep up with.
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7 minutes ago, Porter said:
“You got to pass it first to see what’s in it”
Smh
Shovel ready jobs and you can keep your doctor.
Promises kept, smh.
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14 minutes ago, DCT said:
I didn't bring it up, Trump ran on it.
They’re being released, right?
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7 minutes ago, Boyz N Da Hood said:
Funny how "promises made, promises kept" only applies to what the want it to lol...
Midterms ⌛️
There’s that prediction from the guy that hasn’t got one right yet.
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4 minutes ago, DCT said:
Hmmm, did Bondi not being it up or was it Democrats?
So you weren’t concerned for the victims until somebody brought it up?
As long as the democrats didn’t “bring it up”, you were good.
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27 minutes ago, thetragichippy said:
I don't think we should call anyone pathetic.....
Not out loud anyway.
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15 minutes ago, TheMissingBand said:
Nobody was accusing him of being a Nazi when he walked out onstage at the fist debate in 2016 and started us down this road. The problem is when Trump is confronted with his lies and mistakes, he goes off of the rails.
He courted racists for their votes by repeating racist things, but doesn’t want to be called out for doing so. Trump LOVES conflict, but you’re saying that none of it is his fault? He was just responding to mean things that people said about the mean things that he did? That’s how you’re going to defend his depravity? It’s the same “Christians” said “oh, it’s just locker room talk” when Trump boasted about sexually assaulting women, but then cried foul when it was proven that he (shocker) sexually assaulted women.
Trump is a creation of good people with flexible morals.
Says the guy that voted for him….TWICE!!!
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13 minutes ago, DCT said:
Trump tariffs.
Your outrage on this is just like your outrage about the Epstein files, it didn’t start until Trump took office.
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1 hour ago, Boyz N Da Hood said:
Like we didn't already know the clowns true colors... SMH
November the R's can thank president pedo/racist for handing it to em...
Another prediction!
😂😂😂
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Good grief, why does he keep providing material for fake outrage?
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17 minutes ago, baddog said:
Like Aggie said, if you draw early, it could take decades for the money to equal out. Personal choices are different for everyone. If you have a job where you can still be productive at an older age and keep feeding that 401K, especially if your work matches certain percentages, your monthly benefits will increase topping out at 70 years old. It all comes down to what you can live on comfortably. Like Aggie, my stuff is paid off, so that can make a huge difference in staying employed. You can also draw and work. Depending on whether you can draw full benefits, you can earn as much as you want but still pay taxes on your income and benefits. If not of age to fully draw, then you are limited on how much you can earn by working. Everything is different for everyone. Whatever works best for you.
I took the Dave Ramsey route, take it as soon as you can, as long as you’re not adding to additional income.
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35 minutes ago, OlDawg said:
Question:
If already receiving, how close was your monthly benefit compared to the estimate provided by SSA? (If you don’t mind me asking a general question. If you want to answer, you can PM. If not, I understand.)
It was actually almost $200 more than my estimate, which was a pleasant surprise.
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52 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:
I did the math and I am choosing to draw at 62.
If I waited till I am 67 to draw full benefits, it would take me to I am 82 to make up that difference.
I am probably dead before then.
Took mine early as well, ran the numbers in excel and saw the same. Figured we’d enjoy it while we’ll still active.
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22 minutes ago, thetragichippy said:
Last year I co-signed a signature loan for my 25 year old son to pay off his CC debt.....It worked for him just it would have for me at 24. I tried to warn him, but that ALSO worked just like it would have on me at 24. Luckily he'll be debt free in another 12 months or sooner.
Yeah, young folks and credit cards are a dangerous combination.
Trump, the Obama and apes
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Funny you think it’s getting personal from that post (which is true) but no comment on Cardinalbacker’s post calling Trump voters racist.