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Dem Governor 1st to veto National Popular Vote Bill
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1) you’re not earning at 10CirrhosisDawg said:
Borrow at 4 pct.RaceBannon said:You have a mortgage?
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Earn at 10 pct.
Do you need additional help with the math?
2) you have to borrow? Sad! -
Imagine not understanding that there are 50 elections for president and the states pick the president. Also imagining being too stupid to understand why it was set up that way and that nothing has changed in 240 years that renders the system obsolete. Also fuck off and kill yourself. Idiot.GDS said:
Imagine thinking it's embarrassing to want the person that gets the most votes to be the winner....TurdBomber said:
You should stop writing before you embarrass yourself.GDS said:
A single voter in LA or NYC has the same power as a single voter in Cheyenne, Wyoming or Tulsa, Oklahoma in a popular vote election. Under the EC none of those votes really matter. Every other election I have seen or participated in whether it's school counsel, senate, mayor etc etc means whomever gets the most votes wins. For some reason president is the only elected office in this country that is elected in a different manner.SFGbob said:
Those states aren't holding the nation hostage, they are in play and could go either way. Your way would allow New York and California and Illinois and a handful of other large population liberal states to hold the entire country hostage. It would also create a system much more susceptible to fraud.GDS said:
I said likely - not certain. You could still boil it down to 6-7 states if you want to expand beyond the three I mentioned. How is that not a few states holding the nation hostage via the EC something sled argued shouldn't happen in an election?RaceBannon said:
You assume the other states are static which they aren'tGDS said:
The 2020 presidential election will likely boil down to about 200,000 voters in three states. Whomever wins at least two out of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan likely wins the election. How is the electoral college not an example of a few states holding the rest of the country hostage?Sledog said:The founders obviously saw one or two large cities determining the vote. Can't have that.
I actually don't want us to scrap the EC but would to see us go to a proportional system or voting by CDs like in Nebraska and Maine. Then you might actually see candidates campaigning in places like California, Illinois, New York, Alabama, Louisiana etc etc whereby those states currently never see a presidential candidate.
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You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?MikeDamone said:
1) you’re not earning at 10CirrhosisDawg said:
Borrow at 4 pct.RaceBannon said:You have a mortgage?
Sad
Earn at 10 pct.
Do you need additional help with the math?
2) you have to borrow? Sad! -
Jesus. What a child.GDS said:
Imagine thinking it's embarrassing to want the person that gets the most votes to be the winner....TurdBomber said:
You should stop writing before you embarrass yourself.GDS said:
A single voter in LA or NYC has the same power as a single voter in Cheyenne, Wyoming or Tulsa, Oklahoma in a popular vote election. Under the EC none of those votes really matter. Every other election I have seen or participated in whether it's school counsel, senate, mayor etc etc means whomever gets the most votes wins. For some reason president is the only elected office in this country that is elected in a different manner.SFGbob said:
Those states aren't holding the nation hostage, they are in play and could go either way. Your way would allow New York and California and Illinois and a handful of other large population liberal states to hold the entire country hostage. It would also create a system much more susceptible to fraud.GDS said:
I said likely - not certain. You could still boil it down to 6-7 states if you want to expand beyond the three I mentioned. How is that not a few states holding the nation hostage via the EC something sled argued shouldn't happen in an election?RaceBannon said:
You assume the other states are static which they aren'tGDS said:
The 2020 presidential election will likely boil down to about 200,000 voters in three states. Whomever wins at least two out of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan likely wins the election. How is the electoral college not an example of a few states holding the rest of the country hostage?Sledog said:The founders obviously saw one or two large cities determining the vote. Can't have that.
I actually don't want us to scrap the EC but would to see us go to a proportional system or voting by CDs like in Nebraska and Maine. Then you might actually see candidates campaigning in places like California, Illinois, New York, Alabama, Louisiana etc etc whereby those states currently never see a presidential candidate.
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Yeah, bullshit.CirrhosisDawg said:
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?MikeDamone said:
1) you’re not earning at 10CirrhosisDawg said:
Borrow at 4 pct.RaceBannon said:You have a mortgage?
Sad
Earn at 10 pct.
Do you need additional help with the math?
2) you have to borrow? Sad! -

El Monte financial wizard heard from
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Meanwhile, the Dow is up 36% since November 2016. No “big boy letter” required. My bet is you’re getting bent over with fees for nothing you can’t get with an index fund. You’re some kind of financial whiz. Idiot.CirrhosisDawg said:
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?MikeDamone said:
1) you’re not earning at 10CirrhosisDawg said:
Borrow at 4 pct.RaceBannon said:You have a mortgage?
Sad
Earn at 10 pct.
Do you need additional help with the math?
2) you have to borrow? Sad! -
Embarrassing.MikeDamone said:
Yeah, bullshit.CirrhosisDawg said:
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?MikeDamone said:
1) you’re not earning at 10CirrhosisDawg said:
Borrow at 4 pct.RaceBannon said:You have a mortgage?
Sad
Earn at 10 pct.
Do you need additional help with the math?
2) you have to borrow? Sad! -
RaceBannon said:

El Monte financial wizard heard from
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Well I am surprisedCirrhosisDawg said:



