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Infrastructure Bill
Do you mean succesfull programs like this one???
More than 1,000 days later, the program has not connected anyone to the internet, Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr said on Wednesday, citing a congressional letter.
Infrastructure Bill
Do you mean succesfull programs like this one???
$42 billion
The infrastructure bill created a program called Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment, or BEAD, that aimed to expand internet access in underserved communities.More than 1,000 days later, the program has not connected anyone to the internet, Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr said on Wednesday, citing a congressional letter.
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Dave,
The top 10% already pay 90% of the federal tax load, and it's crushing the middle class. You want more of that?
No. We're not cherry picking. The national average was 2/3 of what it was during Trump's term, and double what it was when the potato took office. FACT.
The south are not poor. They live simply. There is WAY more money in those hills than you realize. But since you mentioned it, care to look at it on a county level? Yup. The blue counties are where all the poverty resides. ALL of it. Keep trying.
Thanks. Brad.
The top 10% already pay 90% of the federal tax load, and it's crushing the middle class. You want more of that?
No. We're not cherry picking. The national average was 2/3 of what it was during Trump's term, and double what it was when the potato took office. FACT.
The south are not poor. They live simply. There is WAY more money in those hills than you realize. But since you mentioned it, care to look at it on a county level? Yup. The blue counties are where all the poverty resides. ALL of it. Keep trying.
Thanks. Brad.
New York surprised me,
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the national poverty rate was 12.7% in 2023, up from 12.4% in 2022. These states and territory have the highest percentages of poverty in the country: Puerto Rico, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, West Virginia, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New York and Tennessee.
New York surprised me,
New York surprised me,
What you meant to say was New Orleans, Jackson, Albuquerque, Charleston, Louisville, Tulsa, Little Rock and Memphis. Let's not forget Chicago, LA, SF, Seattle, Portland, Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit.... On and on and on and on... All Blue counties and Leftist run cities. All the sources of their respective states' poverty.
And now you're the one cherry picking. Look at it on a county level. You're not scared of the truth, are you?
Hell, we can even look at it on a chronological basis. Many of these cities used to be rather conservative. And prosperous. But, since falling to Leftist imposition, they've succumb to poverty and crime. And they keep getting worse. They keep voting themselves in the foot.
Keep coping.
Thanks. Brad.
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Griff has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - The NOTHING stated here is going to CHANGE ANYONE'S VOTE thread. - in the General Boating Discussion forum of Offshoreonly.com.
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You've got 14 posts on OSO in 4 years.........7 in this thread and 7 in a thread where you pushed your liberalism about people getting the Covid shots.
Not ONE post from you about anything boating related. WTH are you even on OSO??? You can't get enough attention on your FB page like Jay???
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This thread is located at:
The NOTHING stated here is going to CHANGE ANYONE'S VOTE thread.
Here is the message that has just been posted:
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---Quote (Originally by VelocityDave)---
Jibberish is no way to get your point across.
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You've got 14 posts on OSO in 4 years.........7 in this thread and 7 in a thread where you pushed your liberalism about people getting the Covid shots.
Not ONE post from you about anything boating related. WTH are you even on OSO??? You can't get enough attention on your FB page like Jay???
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Oct 9, 2024, 1:17 PM (12 days ago)
I have been on this page for probably 20 plus years and i have had all kinds of performance and race boats. I raced back in the late 80s early 90s. When the page was sold to whomever i had to change my screen name. Clearly an opposing view is something you and others have a hard time grasping. Im 62 years old and dont have a facebook page sorry. Jayboat is a boat guy i have met him before decent guy, bought pictures from him. Why do you care what i post or not post?
There is no opposing viewpoint here. These are FACTS.
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I always ask but have never gotten an answer but name me 1 government program that by private industry standard would be considered a success. meaning a program that came in at or under budget, within or before the timeline set out and accomplished all the goals originally established for it. so far I have found none.
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I hope your not holding your breath waiting for that answer!
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Dave,
What you meant to say was New Orleans, Jackson, Albuquerque, Charleston, Louisville, Tulsa, Little Rock and Memphis. Let's not forget Chicago, LA, SF, Seattle, Portland, Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit.... On and on and on and on... All Blue counties and Leftist run cities. All the sources of their respective states' poverty.
And now you're the one cherry picking. Look at it on a county level. You're not scared of the truth, are you?
Hell, we can even look at it on a chronological basis. Many of these cities used to be rather conservative. And prosperous. But, since falling to Leftist imposition, they've succumb to poverty and crime. And they keep getting worse. They keep voting themselves in the foot.
Keep coping.
Thanks. Brad.
What you meant to say was New Orleans, Jackson, Albuquerque, Charleston, Louisville, Tulsa, Little Rock and Memphis. Let's not forget Chicago, LA, SF, Seattle, Portland, Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit.... On and on and on and on... All Blue counties and Leftist run cities. All the sources of their respective states' poverty.
And now you're the one cherry picking. Look at it on a county level. You're not scared of the truth, are you?
Hell, we can even look at it on a chronological basis. Many of these cities used to be rather conservative. And prosperous. But, since falling to Leftist imposition, they've succumb to poverty and crime. And they keep getting worse. They keep voting themselves in the foot.
Keep coping.
Thanks. Brad.
Your funny trying to break down poverty by party vote. I did a quick search and your wrong again. Poorest county in America is Wheeler county Georgia per capita yearly income 23,545. Voted 69% Republican. Next on the list Union county Florida per capita income 26,538 and once again voted republican. Do better with your research.
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