If you did not know about this, you weren't listening to Mark Levin.
IF it’s a tariff I am for it.
During a time of increased nationwide infrastructure construction/repair/replacement a cement tax could be a great source of graft income for well connected individuals to further enrich themselves...
... I mean, a great source of tax revenue for our country to help balance the budget...
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Unlike some 'tards, I did hear that on Levin. What the heck is it?
Levin still has some sour grapes - can’t do everything all at once and there will be a lessening as time goes on. Hopefully our side will bask in the progress and not head south because not every one of them will have all tier hopes come true - still a lot of “all or nothing” types trying to throw the wet towel on the embers ...
The Republican controlled congress is going to be one of the biggest obstacles Trump has to deal with. We know who and what they really are. And they are still controlled by the Chamber of Commerce and other powerful lobbies.
The GOPe is putting on a happy face right now. Don’t believe it.
Is that better?
No, I am a former fan and no longer listen nor watch Levin.
I stopped listening to him when he stopped listening to his listeners.
James Hoffa?
Since lobbying has devolved into pay-to-play and the money involved is substantial, we need to fix that. I suggest that ALL political donations must be made ANONYMOUSLY. You can't sell influence if you don't know who is buying. Americans should be able to donate to any party, officeholder or candidate, in any amount they choose; that's FREEDOM. So is the right to ask for policies which benefit you or your business. But an agreement on an outcome in exchange for a donation is BRIBERY, a crime.
Any attempt to learn the source of a donation or to reveal the same should carry a prison sentence. A few lobbyists and politicians frogmarched off in cuffs will cure the problem.
Add term limits to the mix and you'll be rid of the self-serving political class, while those who are truly willing to SERVE will remain until their terms expire.