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3DHS / Harris has a lot of support from the wrong people!
« on: October 17, 2024, 03:24:24 PM »
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3DHS / The sliver lining to the US not currently having a real President!
« on: September 27, 2024, 05:30:29 PM »
This is one silver lining about the US currently having no real President in place right now.
It's basically knowingly or unknowingly given Israel a free-hand to aggressively go after their enemies because no one is in charge in DC.
Look at what Israel has done!
It's basically knowingly or unknowingly given Israel a free-hand to aggressively go after their enemies because no one is in charge in DC.
Look at what Israel has done!
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3DHS / who to hire?
« on: July 31, 2024, 11:55:05 AM »
You inherited your parents company and couldn?t run it, who would you choose to run your company given 👇facts. Kamala Harris or Donald Trump? Now say that company was the United States.
Kamala Harris:
◦Graduated from Hastings College of Law. This Law school is ranked 82nd out of 196 Law Schools.
Took the Bar Exam and FAILED.
◦NEVER owned her own business. NEVER own Employees EVER.
◦2017-2021 she served in the California Senate, during those 4 years, she worked on 164 pieces of Legislation NOT one EVER became Law, but what is worse is she?s a Liberal governing in a Liberal State and she was still 0 for 164. During 4 years w/ZERO Accomplishments.
◦Has a record of the lowest approval ratings in the history of this country at 28% as Vice President.
Donald Trump:
◦Graduated from Penn?s Wharton School of Business. It?s rank 1 out of 124 Business schools in the country.
◦He has run many businesses over 53 years. Employed Hundreds of thousands of Employees. Currently he has 22,450 employees, that equates to hundreds of millions of dollars that flowed into the Economy.
For me, this is an easy choice. Plain and simple, I would NEVER hire someone who will run my business to the ground. Why take a chance on someone who failed the Bar Exam, has NEVER run anything, have NOT accomplished anything and has the lowest approval rating at her job, when I can hire someone who I know that will make my business a success.
Kamala Harris:
◦Graduated from Hastings College of Law. This Law school is ranked 82nd out of 196 Law Schools.
Took the Bar Exam and FAILED.
◦NEVER owned her own business. NEVER own Employees EVER.
◦2017-2021 she served in the California Senate, during those 4 years, she worked on 164 pieces of Legislation NOT one EVER became Law, but what is worse is she?s a Liberal governing in a Liberal State and she was still 0 for 164. During 4 years w/ZERO Accomplishments.
◦Has a record of the lowest approval ratings in the history of this country at 28% as Vice President.
Donald Trump:
◦Graduated from Penn?s Wharton School of Business. It?s rank 1 out of 124 Business schools in the country.
◦He has run many businesses over 53 years. Employed Hundreds of thousands of Employees. Currently he has 22,450 employees, that equates to hundreds of millions of dollars that flowed into the Economy.
For me, this is an easy choice. Plain and simple, I would NEVER hire someone who will run my business to the ground. Why take a chance on someone who failed the Bar Exam, has NEVER run anything, have NOT accomplished anything and has the lowest approval rating at her job, when I can hire someone who I know that will make my business a success.
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3DHS / As hard as they try to divide us...it's obvious on the faces we ALL know!
« on: August 18, 2023, 04:10:19 PM »
About sums it up....what BOTH Parties have done to the country!
https://rumble.com/v38v9xi-watch-these-emotional-reactions-from-diverse-group-listening-to-rich-men-no.html
https://rumble.com/v38v9xi-watch-these-emotional-reactions-from-diverse-group-listening-to-rich-men-no.html
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3DHS / No wonder the Democratic Party & The Media are so scared of this guy!
« on: August 08, 2023, 04:06:09 PM »
No wonder the Democratic Party & The Media are so scared of this guy!
https://twitter.com/RickyDoggin/status/1688572113907810304
https://twitter.com/RickyDoggin/status/1688572113907810304
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3DHS / Oh I'm sure it just a coincidence 2 weeks out from election!
« on: October 21, 2022, 11:37:27 AM »
Social Security increases benefits by 8.7% for 2023
This cost of living adjustment represents the largest increase in 40 years.
The Social Security Administration has announced a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to recipients? monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits. More than 65 million Americans will see the 8.7% increase in their payments beginning in January of 2023.
?We haven?t seen a cost-of-living adjustment like this since the early 1980s,? says Jim Kidney, Raymond James financial planning consultant. ?It will provide welcome relief for Social Security recipients to help combat recent inflation.?
The increase ? significantly higher than last year?s 5.9% COLA and the largest since the 11.2% adjustment in 1981 ? is tied to the consumer price index for urban wage earners and clerical workers and was put in place to ensure the purchasing power of these benefits isn?t eroded by rising price levels over time.
According to the Social Security Administration, on average, retired workers currently collect $1,681 per month in Social Security payments, or roughly $20,172 per year. The 8.7% COLA will add about $146 per month to those payments or $1,752 for the year.
Keep in mind all federal benefits must be direct deposited. So if you haven?t already started receiving benefits, you need to establish electronic transfers to your bank or financial institution. Contact your financial advisor for more information.
Source: Social Security Administration
This cost of living adjustment represents the largest increase in 40 years.
The Social Security Administration has announced a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to recipients? monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits. More than 65 million Americans will see the 8.7% increase in their payments beginning in January of 2023.
?We haven?t seen a cost-of-living adjustment like this since the early 1980s,? says Jim Kidney, Raymond James financial planning consultant. ?It will provide welcome relief for Social Security recipients to help combat recent inflation.?
The increase ? significantly higher than last year?s 5.9% COLA and the largest since the 11.2% adjustment in 1981 ? is tied to the consumer price index for urban wage earners and clerical workers and was put in place to ensure the purchasing power of these benefits isn?t eroded by rising price levels over time.
According to the Social Security Administration, on average, retired workers currently collect $1,681 per month in Social Security payments, or roughly $20,172 per year. The 8.7% COLA will add about $146 per month to those payments or $1,752 for the year.
Keep in mind all federal benefits must be direct deposited. So if you haven?t already started receiving benefits, you need to establish electronic transfers to your bank or financial institution. Contact your financial advisor for more information.
Source: Social Security Administration