Lol, my Father in law is from MN and he's a republican. He doesn't like Trump, but he hates Democrats. He was complaining about some bill that Walz passed, but it didn't sound that bad to me. I asked why it was bad and he kind of stuttered, then asked who was going to pay for it. I said taxes. Because taxes are there to help people.
When they need help, it's just bad luck. When others need help, it's because they're bad people who chose that path, and they need to deal with the consequences of their actions
My brother in law has a stupid answer for everything. This reminds me of him. I told him DOGE cut food for children and he said Elon was probably just cutting fraud. I asked where the indictments for fraud were. Crickets.
He literally says Elon is the smartest man on earth. It makes me so sad. Sooooo sad.
In countries that have free healthcare (or extremely reduced in cost), taxes are the main reason why you can have chronic health issues for life without going into generational debt. You might not need the healthcare when young and healthy, but when you're, oh how much you're going to need it...
Also to add, free school and uni for all gens means no loans unless you need living expenses during school (which will be cheaper than a full school loan).
To be fair that's the way it is for majority of the politicians in the US. Most of us can't tell you who represents the area they live in when it comes to the House. Some know senators but I'm still gonna say most don't know them either.
I actually don't even know who the mayor of the city I live in is... I do know the state's governor name though. I've learned who the governor is and he's surprisingly old.
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u/VLC31 13h ago
I’d never heard of Tim until he was chosen to run for vice-president (I’m not American) but I love him & I hope he keeps going & giving them shit.