by Monroe Nichols, Representative from Tulsa
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— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) December 1, 2019
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— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) December 1, 2019
Holy smokes.....a baseball is going to look like a beach ball to this kid! Wonder if he needs an agent 🤔 https://t.co/3vGBJc1ytA
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) December 1, 2019
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— The King Center (@TheKingCenter) December 1, 2019
12-1-55#RosaParks
The freedom struggle continues... pic.twitter.com/VXCJ9m6Con
Since 2009, the combined wealth of the members of the Forbes 400 list has more than doubled from $1.3 trillion to nearly $3 trillion.
— Robert Reich (@RBReich) December 1, 2019
Meanwhile, their taxable income has fallen from 27% to 23% over the same time.
They are worth more than ever, but paying less.
Tax the rich.
Baller status. https://t.co/svIN6qwGbM
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) December 1, 2019
Hopefully Jerry is also interviewing coaches..... https://t.co/NShCqGD6ES
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) December 1, 2019
Perhaps the administration is doing this to pay for his tax cuts. Or maybe they just get a kick out of kicking people when they’re already down. Either way, the war on the poor is only getting worse. https://t.co/vg0DuvHI4S
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) December 1, 2019