Yup, let's see an actual arrest.
If he keeps doing it I wouldn't be that shocked for DOJ to get a restraining order, although Musk could pay those fines without difficulty as well so who knows if that's more effective.
Lost_in_the_HTTP
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... be to apologize after King Donny has granted him full immunity for all actual, perceived or suspected crimes, past, present and future.
Lost_in_the_HTTP
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K1052
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Given the whole incident in Brazil I'm not expecting him to make smart choices.
You could certainly argue that the fines are a cost of doing business and he can just ignore them through Election Day.
If you have hundreds of billions of dollars and you only need to eat two weeks of fines there isn’t likely to be an amount they can fine you that matters.
As far as arresting him and putting him in prison that’s not going to happen for something like this and even if it did I see no reason why his being in jail would stop it.
K1052
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Sure that's possible. Could be people at the PAC who actually work the mechanics of this who might not want to engage in criminal activity potentially resulting in a felony conviction though.
Muse
Lifer
- Jul 11, 2001
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Well, he was a sothana.Clinton won KY in '92, so it can happen.
1992 United States presidential election in Kentucky - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
HomerJS
Lifer
- Feb 6, 2002
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Trump the racist does it again in a 2 fer. Disparaging a Mexican and a fallen soldier.
www.thedailybeast.com
Trump Raged at Slain Soldier’s Funeral Bill: ‘$60K to Bury a F***ing Mexican’
When Donald Trump got the bill for Vanessa Guillén’s funeral in 2020, he reportedly raged, “It doesn’t cost 60,000 bucks to bury a f---ing Mexican!”
Muse
Lifer
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Walz is proud of what he's done. JD doesn't seem to be proud of anything.
Muse
Lifer
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It will be a nasty on the news, particularly if the DOJ points a spear at Elon. So, regardless of Elon's feels, it would be negative publicity for the Trump campaign.
Fanatical Meat
Lifer
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Exactly as I have said many times, our current justice system is not up to the task.
Fenixgoon
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Fanatical Meat
Lifer
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Nope they’ll give no fucks like they always do in fact they will flaunt it like a badge of honor and as I said above our justice department will do nothing about it that is consequential.
Lost_in_the_HTTP
Lifer
- Nov 17, 2019
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I live in Minnesota, which by your metric is still #7 in overall tax burden.I think you would agree that the most relevant metric for a state is not its income tax rate but its total tax burden, yes? Not that WalletHub is authoritative or anything but according to that Wisconsin ends up at #26 in total tax burden, so right in the middle. It has a high top income tax bracket (although that only applies to those making over $300k) but a low sales tax rate (42nd in the country) and low effective property tax rate (44th).
So seems like Wisconsin is a pretty standard state to me from a tax perspective.
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oh you're the guy that has a massive hard on for Walz, then when pressed for facts about your gripes, you posted completely incorrect info. you may live in Minnesota, but you don't live in reality.
Right in the wallet, buddy. Even then then I would have been less angry toward Walz if he had not made promises he never delivered about rebates and bipartisanship.
repoman0
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From that list, there’s basically nowhere you want to live with a tax burden under 8%. High 9s is right in the middle of the 8-12% range of livable states.
“Taxachusetts” is near the bottom of the livable states, I’m not surprised to see. I’ve always felt the taxes here are incredibly fair and reasonable despite the constant complaints. Best public schools in the country and we generally don’t live our lives surrounded by morons.
“Taxachusetts” is near the bottom of the livable states, I’m not surprised to see. I’ve always felt the taxes here are incredibly fair and reasonable despite the constant complaints. Best public schools in the country and we generally don’t live our lives surrounded by morons.
trenchfoot
Lifer
- Aug 5, 2000
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Would be nice to make the hurt commensurate with the ability to financially cripple a multi-billionaire as it would a laid-off parent with a mortgage, car payments, college tuition for the kids and an ailing parent/grandparent's care home payments to worry about.
JujuFish
Lifer
- Feb 3, 2005
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Aside from high property taxes, I have enjoyed my time living in New Hampshire, and it's 49th on the list.
repoman0
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“Basically nowhere” … New Hampshire is one exception. It seems nice up there. I wouldn’t be surprised if I end up there myself down the line.
nickqt
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I'd wait until professionals say the video isn't bullshit. Let's not rerun a Dan Rather 2004 Bush National Guard thing here.
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