6 of the 10 counties with highest median income are around D.C.

[UK2K]

And you all think Trump is the problem?

Politicians in DC are making bank while the public argues about who hurt who's feelings with mean words...

Loudoun County, VA $117,680
Falls Church city, VA $117,452
Los Alamos County, NM $110,930
Fairfax County, VA $110,658
Howard County, MD $108,503
Hunterdon County, NJ $107,203
Douglas County, CO $105,192
Arlington County, VA $101,533
Morris County, NJ $99,950
Montgomery County, MD $97,873

Whether they commute or not, homeowners who live farther from the city center are paying the price in their home values. Homes within five miles of the city center are rising 6.2 percent this year while those 13 to 14 miles are up only 3.8 percent.

[QUOTE]Because of the seemingly never-ending federal largesse, Washington

[highwhey]

You really think a businessman (he is a business first) like Trump will not carry on this Federal Contract favoritism?

[DonDadda59]

And you think Drumpf will do anything about corruption in DC?

Dude hasn't even gotten his party's nomination and he's already talking up Carl Icahn as a prominent member of his administion. Mentions him being the negotiator with countries like China and Japan. Study up on their relationship. Little Orphan Annie could only dream of having a sugar daddy like the one Drumpf has in Daddy WarCahn.

[DonDadda59]

You really think a businessman (he is a business first) like Trump will not carry on this Federal Contract favoritism?

Nah. The dude who did business with the likes of Fat Tony Salerno and Little Niicky Scarfo is going to weed out corruption in business and politics.

[UK2K]

And you think Drumpf will do anything about corruption in DC?

Dude hasn't even gotten his party's nomination and he's already talking up Carl Icahn as a prominent member of his administion. Mentions him being the negotiator with countries like China and Japan. Study up on their relationship. Little Orphan Annie could only dream of having a sugar daddy like the one Drumpf has in Daddy WarCahn.

No, that's why I'm not voting for him...

[highwhey]

Nah. The dude who did business with the likes of Fat Tony Salerno and Little Niicky Scarfo is going to weed out corruption in business and politics.

OP doesn't think through before making his threads. I still remember the thread where Jameer proved him wrong by pointing out something in the article he linked but he himself had not read thoroughly.

Half-baked ideas. Op, don't ever become a baker.

[HitandRun Reggie]

And you think Drumpf will do anything about corruption in DC?

Dude hasn't even gotten his party's nomination and he's already talking up Carl Icahn as a prominent member of his administion. Mentions him being the negotiator with countries like China and Japan. Study up on their relationship. Little Orphan Annie could only dream of having a sugar daddy like the one Drumpf has in Daddy WarCahn.

Hmm I don't remember you having a problem with Obama appointing billionares, corporate CEOs, and venture capitalists to prominent positions in trade, finance and communications in his administration.

[DonDadda59]

Hmm I don't remember you having a problem with Obama appointing billionares, corporate CEOs, and venture capitalists to prominent positions in trade, finance and communications in his administration.

How many times did those guys personally bail out a business owned by Obama from bankruptcy? Icahn owns 2 casinos formally owned by Trump. The latest one was finalized just last month.

And now his name is being pushed by the Donald for treasury secretary and being the go to guy in dealings with international interests.

But nobody owns Drumpf doe.

[UK2K]

How many times did those guys personally bail out a business owned by Obama from bankruptcy? Icahn owns 2 casinos formally owned by Trump. The latest one was finalized just last month.

And now his name is being pushed by the Donald for treasury secretary and being the go to guy in dealings with international interests.

But nobody owns Drumpf doe.

If that's your argument, I am assuming you are casting a vote for Bernie?

[HitandRun Reggie]

How many times did those guys personally bail out a business owned by Obama from bankruptcy? Icahn owns 2 casinos formally owned by Trump. The latest one was finalized just last month.

And now his name is being pushed by the Donald for treasury secretary and being the go to guy in dealings with international interests.

But nobody owns Drumpf doe.

Even worse, they put him into power in the first place. Trump didn't need his own personal George Soros.

[DonDadda59]

Even worse, they put him into power in the first place. Trump didn't need his own personal George Soros.

Icahn literally owns Trump. That's not hyperbole. The Donald had to negotiate to keep his name on his own property. Sorry, former property.

And if/when Drumpf gets the Republican nomination and predictably ends the self-funding charade, where do you think the big bucks are coming from?

Guess

You poor, gullible fools.

[UK2K]

Icahn literally owns Trump. That's not hyperbole. The Donald had to negotiate to keep his name on his own property. Sorry, former property.

And if/when Drumpf gets the Republican nomination and predictably ends the self-funding charade, where do you think the big bucks are coming from?

Guess

You poor, gullible fools.

[QUOTE]Carl Icahn, the billionaire businessman who is supporting Donald J. Trump for president, is starting a

[HitandRun Reggie]

Icahn literally owns Trump. That's not hyperbole. The Donald had to negotiate to keep his name on his own property. Sorry, former property.

And if/when Drumpf gets the Republican nomination and predictably ends the self-funding charade, where do you think the big bucks are coming from?

Guess

You poor, gullible fools.

All politicians are indebted to someone. The only gullible fool here is the one apologizing for his boy. I won't be voting for Trump BTW.

[DonDadda59]

So you don't want this guy donating money to Trump focused on corporate tax reform?



I'm confused. So you are against tax reform then?

I'm 1000% for corporate tax reforms... Uh, actual reform. Closing loopholes that allow conglomerates to stash trillions in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda, ending corporate welfare benefits for companies that flee the country, etc.

But something tells me that billionaire Carl Icahn has different ideas about what constitutes 'reform'.

Judging by Drumpf's tax plan... It's just trickle down economics on steroids. Looks like the 1%ers decided to cut out the politician middle men and get it done personally this time.

And of course the people who will get hurt by this, the average working man... Just tell them you'll get rid of all the scary Brown people and they'll cheer you.

F*ckin beautiful hustle. My deepest compliments to Carl and his country club buddies.

[UK2K]

I'm 1000% for corporate tax reforms... Uh, actual reform. Closing loopholes that allow conglomerates to stash trillions in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda, ending corporate welfare benefits for companies that flee the country, etc.

But something tells me that billionaire Carl Icahn has different ideas about what constitutes 'reform'.

Judging by Drumpf's tax plan... It's just trickle down economics on steroids. Looks like the 1%ers decided to cut out the politician middle men and get it done personally this time.

And of course the people who will get hurt by this, the average working man... Just tell them you'll get rid of all the scary Brown people and they'll cheer you.

F*ckin beautiful hustle. My deepest compliments to Carl and his country club buddies.

Source? Link?

I laugh when the Hollywood types tell people they care about the environment and what not, like they aren't flying shit around everywhere and buying multiple houses for nothing... See they say one thing and do another, yet they are praised by the leftist Sheeple like they're folklore heroes.

So it's not that I don't believe you, I just think you are dismissing someone because you don't like them. And considering he's already had talks with the soon-to-be Senate minority leader, a Democrat, and Scott Walker, who was all about finance reform from his time as governor, I don't see any reason to believe he's not being truthful.