wildncrazyguy138

False - these billionaires use their stock as collateral for loans. It’s all part of a tax avoidance scheme. If the stock goes down significantly, the banks come knocking.

Both of the billionaires pictured also head their companies in some way or another. Investors can vote to throw them out. Not that they would, but even the vote of no confidence is not a good look.

Peace in our time.

Step 1 is to talk about it. Recruit 5 more people to the cause. Get them to do so. Repeat.

We need to stir things up to a fever pitch. Then we can use that potential energy to make effect change.

This is stupid, yes.

But don’t let it distract you from the massive turncoat we just handed to Ukraine.

They are trying to flood the zone. They have learned to manipulate the 24 hour news cycle. Remember where our priorities are. Remember the country we aspire to be. Remember the fallen. Remember the heroes.

W…wait… this isn’t Reddit!? 😱

Not saying I disagree with your premise.

However, there are some strange brew rules that come into play depending on the #of reps in attendance in the house. You dwindle the dem #s enough and you end up allowing the reps the ability to run amok with the kinds of legislation they’re salivating to pass.

I’m sure this was at top of mind for some of the folks in attendance.

At least some, like Ralph Nader, regretted it. Now we have those actively seeking to spoil the vote.