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Sephiroth 05-12-2021 12:51
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36104384)
Source for what?
You asleep? Never mind.

Hugh 05-12-2021 13:17
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36104381)
Well obviously no one thinks you're corrupt :)
You obviously have the same level of English language and grammar comprehension as the author of the posted statement…

Chris 05-12-2021 13:30
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
I see they let him have crayons on a Sunday morning.

OLD BOY 05-12-2021 13:43
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Blackshep (Post 36102249)
By 2024 Trump will be too old and if he ran and got elected the Democrat's would be constantly demanding the cognitive tests they currently dislike. The next election will be a chance for the Republicans to choose a younger candidate.
Some said he was too old when he became President.

Mr K 05-12-2021 13:52
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36104399)
Some said he was too old when he became President.
Too old/orange/racist/criminal/corrupt/sexist, take your pick.

Be nice if both parties could choose candidates that aren't geriatrics. A young whippersnapper 50 year old, or is that too radical ?

Maggy 05-12-2021 16:21
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36104401)
Too old/orange/racist/criminal/corrupt/sexist, take your pick.

Be nice if both parties could choose candidates that aren't geriatrics. A young whippersnapper 50 year old, or is that too radical ?
Maybe the electorate know something we don't. Also it's not as if we have done any better with a younger bunch in government.:rolleyes:

Itshim 08-12-2021 18:48
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Voted for Trump first time round , cried when I saw the two main choices. Think that as things stand trump is shoe in ,but things change. Even democratic friends are sorry that dumb and dumber got selected . Really worried JB die in office ,Harris is providing to be a real liability.

Mr K 08-12-2021 19:02
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36104815)
Voted for Trump first time round , cried when I saw the two main choices. Think that as things stand trump is shoe in ,but things change. Even democratic friends are sorry that dumb and dumber got selected . Really worried JB die in office ,Harris is providing to be a real liability.
Really ? How is all this affecting you in the Principality? Does Harris have an anti Welsh policy? Don't blame her tbh.

Blackshep 10-12-2021 01:06
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As long as Joe gets his nap time and tapioca everything's fine.

Maggy 10-12-2021 09:08
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
It would be nice if anyone could actually add anything of relevance to this thread such as what's happening in congress,the senate,or the white house rather than a lot of discriminatory ageist remarks.

Mick 19-12-2021 16:04
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
BREAKING: Democratic Senator, Manchin pulls support for President Joe Biden's Build back better Act

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Washington — Democratic Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia said Sunday he can no longer support President Biden's Build Back Better Act, dealing a potentially fatal blow to the $1.75 trillion tax and spending plan that includes Democrats' key domestic policy initiatives.


"I cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. I just can't. I've tried everything humanly possible. I can't get there," Manchin told "Fox News Sunday."

"This is a no on this piece of legislation. I have tried everything I know to do," he added, citing concerns over inflation, the national debt and the COVID-19 pandemic for his decision.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/joe-man...nkId=144920480

Because the Senate is currently tied at 50/50, with Manchin pulling his support for Biden's Act, cackling Vice President Harris cannot wade in with her tiebreaking vote, meaning GOP wins at 50/49. As it stands all GOP Senators won't support the bill.

Itshim 19-12-2021 17:40
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36104823)
Really ? How is all this affecting you in the Principality? Does Harris have an anti Welsh policy? Don't blame her tbh.
US and UK passport holder * . pay taxes in both . Was great having two when travelling was allowed . Out on one in on other ! Granddaughter is a US and French passport holder which was great when in EU. **
* Born UK , American father . ** American father [ my son) French mother born in France :)
Harris , just try watching her answering questions ,makes Boris sound clear and straight talking:D

Came back to my old home in Wales as family were not happy about GD going to Oxford with nearest family being South of France . Very wise given travel problems currently :mad: getting old now not not sure if l will move back again:rolleyes:

Mick 19-12-2021 18:02
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36106433)
US and UK passport holder * . pay taxes in both :
Yes, quite dumbfounded at the realisation that U.S expats whichever country they reside in, other than America, they still have to pay tax, and it’s not as if they can refuse, because U.S has the power to just take it from the foreign bank account. Quite outrageous policy for 1) U.S to tax a former citizen and 2) Country of residence allows the U.S to take money from the foreign account.

BenMcr 19-12-2021 18:07
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36106436)
Yes, quite dumbfounded at the realisation that U.S expats whichever country they reside in, other than America, they still have to pay tax, and it’s not as if they can refuse, because U.S has the power to just take it from the foreign bank account. Quite outrageous policy for 1) U.S to tax a former citizen and 2) Country of residence allows the U.S to take money from the foreign account.
They're not taxing former citizens, they're taxing current US citizens who live outside of the US.

A former US citizen isn't subject to the tax rules. Just ask Boris Johnson

Mick 19-12-2021 18:50
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 36106437)
They're not taxing former citizens, they're taxing current US citizens who live outside of the US.
Thus, my point still stands. No need for the pedantry. :rolleyes:


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