Political venting

At least her glasses don't fog up and that can be dangerous when driving alone in your car with a mask on.

 

Honestly pretty smart, I know a lady who makes her own masks. She gave me one. They are very thin material, and nearly see through. Your breath goes right through them.

But they do not bother me at all and are just as effective at stopping COVID as the other style masks. >


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This would have to be a smart blonde joke...the joke is on the woke mask Nazi's. She has a mask on for the Cuomo mask mandates in NY or any other dictator run state. Have there been a specific type of mask required? All I've seen is a face covering...her face is covered...I love it

 

The definition of endless love would be if those two played tennis.

 

She buried what may be the bad news for everyone regardless of income for the bottom two paragraphs. Correct me if I'm wrong, but capital gains for inheritance affects everyone and not just those with incomes over $400k, right?

https://www.yahoo.com/money/few-pay-higher-taxes-under-biden-plan-155303405.html

Here are the bottom two paragraphs:

"Additionally, the top long-term capital gains and qualified dividends tax rate would increase to 39.6% from 23.8%, with an effective rate of 43.4% when the Medicare surcharge is added. The increased rate would apply to those earning over $1 million. Investors currently pay 23.8% as the top capital gains rate along with the 3.8% net investment income tax, known as the Medicare surtax.

The capital gains rate would also vary by state because some states have their own state or local capital gains taxes. For instance, California, New York, Minnesota, and Oregon would have the highest top capital gains rates of 56.7%, 54.3%, 53.3%, and 53.3%, respectively. The average capital gains tax rate would be 48% across the U.S. compared with 29% under current law, according to an analysis by the Tax Foundation, a right-leaning think tank."

 

All that will do is inspire creative losses for right offs and make CPA pay higher... I doubt most of this passes but I do see a higher capital gains tax, just nowhere near 48%, so probably around 35% by the time the dust settles.