11/20: Who was Pierce Butler?
Our introduction to him began with the purchase at a used book sale of the book "Major Butler's Legacy - Five Generations of a Slaveholding Family" by Malcolm Bell, Jr. The author, who had been president of the Georgia Historical Society from 1974 through 1978, summed up his legacy in the final paragraph on the inside book cover jacket:
"To his family, Major Butler's legacy consisted of two well-appointed properties in Philadelphia, the rich plantation lands in the South that paid for those properties, and more than nine hundred human beings bound to the soil of the plantations.
To his nation, Major Butler's legacy was less munificent. He bequeathed a flaw in the Constitution, one that would widen for decades before breaking the country in two, dividing the Union in a civil war to end slavery in the land."
With the aid of genealogy and AI we intend to expose the flaws in the U.S. Constitution. One obvious flaw in the Bill of Rights is the absence of the right to vote.
In the meantime, below is a link to this week's PGA Tour stop at St. Simons Island. Major Pierce Butler's “Hampton Plantation”, that produced cotton with over 400 slaves, was on the northern end of the island. The King and Prince Golf Course now occupies part of that plantation. The Sea Island Golf Club occupies part of the Retreat Plantation that is on the southern end of the island. William Page supervised Major Butler’s plantation before he founded the Retreat Plantation in 1804.
The RSM Classic
Nov 21-24 at Sea Island GC, St. Simons Island, GA
The link is from our affiliated website of TheOpen.Net that has featured golf and tennis since 2004.
11/16: Who were the Two Immigrant Founding Fathers Who Conspired to Create the Electoral College?
The four key delegates to the Constitution Convention in 1787 who negotiated the Three-Fifths Compromise and the Electoral College were James Wilson (PA), Pierce Butler (SC), Gouverneur Morris (PA) and James Madison (VA).
See the Election Tab for more details and eventually a proposal to reform the Electoral College.
11/16: Now on Recommended Sites (access via upper right panel)
- BB's WSW: AI Enters the Creative Domain (11/15)
- NPR's LRC: A cabinet full of characters (11/15)
- NPR's OTM: Fox News is Back at the White House. Plus, No Joke, The Onion Buys Infowars. (11/15)
- PBS' FL: Kori Schake of AEI assesses Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy and warns against politicization of the military. (11/15)
- PBS' WW: Controversial Cabinet & Republicans in control (11/15)
- RNRH: Cabinet of Curiosities (11/16)
Nassim Nicholas Taleb discusses the wars in Gaza and Lebanon and give us his take on the election results.
Ryan Grim speaks about President-Elect Trump's cabinet appointments and what we can expect from the upcoming Trump Administration.
Constitutional law expert Bruce Fein with a post-election Donald Trump legal roundup.
11/9 - Now on Recommended Sites (access via upper right panel)
- BB's WSW: Trump's Return & The Global Investor (11/8)
- NPR's LRC: What went right for Trump, what went wrong for Harris? (11/8)
- NPR's OTM: The Manosphere Celebrates a Win. Plus, M. Gessen on How to Survive an Autocracy (11/8)
- PBS' FL: Pulitzer Prize-winning presidential biographer Jon Meacham (11/8)
reflects on former President Trump's victory over Vice President Harris
how it impacts President Biden's legacy, and
what the outcome of the 2024 election means for the soul of America.
- PBS' WW: Trump Comeback & Democrats in disarray (11/8)
- RNRH: The Mourning After
(11/9)
Cofounder of RootsAction, Norman Solomon, autopsies the carcass of the Democratic Party after Donald Trump's decisive defeat of Kamala Harris.
What happened on November 5th and what needs to be done about it?
11/7: ElectoralCollege.org is disappointed with the outcome of this election.
Trump won because of two factors that mainly have to do with the failure of the Biden Administration to control the border and the perception by the media that his policies were mainly responsible for inflation.
ElectoralCollege.org supports deporting most illegal aliens that can be safely returned to their home countries. At the same time, the U.S. should pursue financial and political policies that should improve the living conditions of citizens and residents within those home countries.
The facts are that COVID-19 was mainly responsible for inflation. It caused supply shortages at the same time that the federal government provided over $2.2 trillions in subsidies to individuals, businesses and state government under the CARES Act. Under the influence of the progressives, who falsely claimed that they had received a mandate from the American people in the 2020 election, the Biden Administration provided further subsidies via the American Rescue Plan. That Plan led to more inflation.
What evidence supports our claim that COVID-19 was the main cause of inflation?
AI Evidence Supporting COVID-19 as the Main Cause of Inflation
Based on AI search results, there is substantial evidence supporting the claim that COVID-19 was the main cause of inflation:
- Supply Chain Disruptions:
- The Global Supply Chain Pressure Index showed a sharp increase during the pandemic, reaching its highest-ever recorded value in April 2020 and an even higher peak by December 2021.
- Supply chain bottlenecks were responsible for a significant share of total observed U.S. inflation from 2021 to 2022.
- Shipping and Transportation Costs:
- Spot shipping prices for containers from China to U.S. West Coast ports skyrocketed to more than 1000% of 2019 levels during the pandemic.
- Supply shock impact:
- A Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland study found that supply shocks contributed significantly to unexpected inflation from 2020 through 2022.
- Supply chain shocks were typically larger than any other single shock in driving inflation during this period.
- The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant supply chain disruptions, which were a major driver of inflation. Supply shortages and delivery delays led to higher prices across many sectors.
- Margin expansion:
- Companies raised their margins significantly during the height of the pandemic, likely in an effort to preserve inventory after experiencing shortages. This margin expansion correlated strongly with the spike in inflation.
- Energy and food price increases:
- Rising commodity prices, particularly in energy and food, were principal triggers of inflation. The oil market disruption caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 further exacerbated this trend.
- Demand surge:
- COVID-19-related shutdowns rapidly rotated consumer demand towards goods and away from in-person services, colliding with supply shocks to generate inflationary pressure.
- As COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, there was a sharp increase in demand that outpaced supply, leading to shortages and higher prices.
- Government stimulus:
- While not the primary cause, the massive fiscal stimulus provided during the pandemic (over $5 trillion) contributed to strong consumer and business demand, which put upward pressure on prices.
- Labor market tightness:
- The pandemic disrupted labor markets, leading to worker shortages and upward pressure on wages, which in turn contributed to inflation.
- Timing correlation:
- The inflation surge coincided with the pandemic and its aftermath. Inflation rose to its highest level since 1981 in the wake of COVID-19.
- Limited role of overheating:
- Research suggests that indicators of labor market overheating played almost no role in the inflation surge, weakening arguments that policy stimulus was excessive.
While multiple factors contributed to inflation, the evidence strongly suggests that COVID-19-related supply disruptions and their cascading effects were the primary drivers of the inflationary period.
ElectoralCollege.Org concludes that the Media and the Republican-sponsored ads distorted the role of the Biden Administration in being responsible for inflation. Unfortunately, the Democrats did not respond. They should have used AI. AI also indicates that we were wrong on the role of fiscal stimulus in the form of the CARES Act and the American Rescue Plan on causing inflation.
Here is what was earlier posted on ElectoralCollege.org
-
Democracy and Immigration (2/2/24)
It now appears that two major issues will be Democracy and Immigration. If conditions don't dramatically change at the border, Immigration will trump Democracy, and Trump will win.
-
Joe Biden Should Retire (1/18/24)
It is time for him to do what President Johnson did, and what Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg failed to do. On March 31, 1989. President Johnson announced near the end of his speech "I shall not seek, and I will not accept, the nomination of my party for another term as your president."
It appears now that Biden should have resigned and there should have been on open primary that nominated a candidate who opposed Biden's open border policy and supported his significant legislative accomplishments. Kamala Harris did the best that one could expect under the circumstances.
Biden's Major Legislative Achievements via AI
- American Rescue Plan:
- This $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package provided direct payments to Americans, funding for vaccines, and support for small businesses and schools.
- Bipartisan Infrastructure Law:
- A $1.2 trillion investment in rebuilding roads, bridges, ports, airports, public transit, and expanding broadband internet access.
- Inflation Reduction Act:
- This landmark legislation included a $369 billion investment in climate initiatives, the largest in U.S. history. It also capped prescription drug costs for seniors on Medicare and imposed a 15% minimum tax on large corporations.
- CHIPS and Science Act:
- A $53 billion investment to boost American semiconductor research, development, and production.
- Bipartisan Safer Communities Act:
- The first major gun safety legislation in nearly 30 years, enhancing background checks and funding mental health services.
Other Significant Accomplishments
- PACT Act: Expanded benefits for veterans exposed to toxic substances during military service.
- Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act.
- Marriage Equality Legislation: Protecting same-sex and interracial marriages.
- Judicial Appointments: Notably, the confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman on the Supreme Court.
Economic and Social Impact
- Job Creation: The U.S. created 1.6 million new manufacturing and construction jobs.
- Healthcare: The number of uninsured Americans hit an all-time low of 7.2% in Q2 2023.
- Climate Action: U.S. energy transition spending topped $303 billion in 2023, a significant increase from previous years.
11/7: Elon Musk's $1 million a day Seven Battleground State Lottery
The most corrupt activity during the 2024 election appears to be the $1 million a day lottery that Elon Musk conducted in the seven battleground states. It may not be illegal now, but it is certainly unethical and should be prevented in future elections. The lottery was clearly promoted with a right-wing requirement to sign a pledge to support their 2nd amendment belief in the right to unrestricted gun ownership. This activity needs to be thoroughly evaluated as well as the decision of the federal judge who allowed it to continue.
ElectoralCollege.Org supports a federal tax incentive to encourage everyone to register to vote without any requirement to sign a pledge that favors any political party.
11/3 - Why a Vote for Kamala Harris is a Vote For Civility?
-
Jimmie Kimmel Live:
A Special Monologue for the Republican in Your Life (10/29)
-
The greatest risk to America is a Trump presidency with control of both houses of Congress. His right-wing Supreme Court Justices have already granted him almost unlimited powers and immunity from prosecution. That is why it is vital that the Democrats win control of the House.
-
The least risk to America is a Harris presidency since she is most likely to be a centrist with the likely outcome that the Republicans win control of the Senate. She stated, "I believe it is crucial to have individuals with differing perspectives and experiences involved in making some of the most significant decisions. I think it would benefit the American people to have a Republican in my Cabinet."
-
Trump Says He'll Fight for Working-Class Americans. His First Presidency Suggests He Won' t by Eli Hager of
ProPublica on 11/2/24
His views on working-class and poor people can be found in specific actions that he tried to take when, as president, he had the power to make public policy.
11/2 - The Harris Campaign Did Not Have an Ad during the Army v. Airforce Game
There were many anti-Harris ads, but no pro-Harris nor anti-Trump ads on CBS TV during the game. The Democrats missed an opportunity to highlight the West Point Cadet Honor Code & Honor System which states "A Cadet will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do."
You can use AI to reveal the truth about Donald Trump with these two questions: "Is Donald Trump a pathological liar?" and "What are the risks of having a president who is a pathological liar?"
An appropriate ad would have been to include some U.S. military officials who have expressed concerns about Donald Trump's relationship with and approach to the military. These include John Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general and Trump's former chief of staff, and his two former Defense Secretaries, Mark Esper and James Mattis.
11/2 - Now on Recommended Sites (access via upper right panel)
- BB's WSW: America's Economic Decision (11/1)
Future of the Defense Industry
Combating Cyber Crime
- NPR's LRC: Will late campaign gaffes trash either candidate's chances? (11/1)
- NPR's OTM:
Toxic Election Lies Spread, Jeff Bezos Sows Chaos at The Post and How The Media Created El.. (11/1)
Why Trump is a Fascist (EXTENDED VERSION) (10/30)
- PBS' FL: Former Trump National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster (11/1)
Discusses global threats ahead of next week's presidential election, ...
Examining The Electoral College (6/24)
- PBS' WW: Unusual race & Battleground states (11/1)
Now on YouTube What's next for the Democratic and Republican parties after the election (11/1)
- RNRH: Delivering the Election (11/2)
How organized labor is impacting this year's elections
The Nation: "Israel Is Killing Whole Families in Gaza---With Weapons Made in America."
How candidates' positions on Israel may win or lose them voters on Election Day.
10/30 Recent News Articles of Interest
10/29 What's at Stake on State Ballots
-
Watch on
YouTube 3-4 pm. A Brennan Center Event.
10/24 - Response to Questions
- How did the Founding Fathers respond to "Taxation Without Representation"?
At the time of the Constitution's adoption in 1789, most of the 13 original states restricted voting rights to white property owners who paid taxes.
In the south property included slaves.
- Who are the Three Worst Current U.S. Citizen Immigrants who Oppose Democracy?
- Rupert Murdock (Australia), owner of Fox News, NY Post, and The Wall Street Journal.
- Elon Musk (South Africa), owner of X (formerly Twitter) has a dark side when it comes to politics.
- X promotes "free speech" that he agrees with.
- His foray into politics has been called 'really off-putting' by his biographer Walter Isaacson.
- He's knowingly violating the voting laws with his $1 million bonuses to Trump voters
- Peter Thiel (Germany & New Zealand), believes that democracy is incompatible with his libertarian views of freedom
- Why New Zealand? There is no tax on capital gains. It's his exit strategy from U.S. taxes.
- Favors systems that give more power to wealthy individuals and corporations while limiting the influence of the broader electorate.
- Converted his IRA into tax-free Roth IRA that is now worth billions.
- First outside investor in Facebook and board member.
- Investor in Rumble, a social media "free speech" network that caters to far-right users.
- Mentor to JD Vance. How much is Vance's Roth IRA worth?
- Who was the Best U.S. President after FDR for Social Security Recipients?
Richard Nixon introduced: automatic annual COLAs to help benefits keep pace with inflation, automatic increases in the maximum earnings subject to FICA taxes, and early retirement at age 62.
- Who are the Two Worst U.S. Presidents for the Future of Social Security?
George W. Bush and Donald Trump. Both substantially reduced the taxes on gifts and estates.
In 2006 Bush signed the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act (TIPRA) of 2005 with an effective date of 2010 for the backdoor Roth IRA. This delay was designed to avoid recognition of the substantial future revenue loses to the U.S. Treasury.
Our proposal to save Social Security will include the entire value of Roth IRAs in estates, limit the tax-free amount in Roth IRAs,
and require annual minimum distributions.
- How does "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" apply to Tax Reform Laws?
- The Good: Tax reform that reduces the national debt.
- The Bad: Tax reform that favors unearned income more than earned income.
- The Ugly: Tax reform that increases the national debt.
- Which of the Two Presidential Candidates is Most Likely to Lead U.S. into Bankruptcy?
This is of course is Donald Trump. You may want to read why the voters rejected him in 2020.
We're watching Trump's 7th bankruptcy unfold.
Voters should reject him again now.
Do you really want to give him another chance to mishandle the economy?
His tariff proposal will be inflationary.
He plans to use budget reconciliation to increase the national debt to finance tax cuts that primarily benefit the rich.
The Democrats need to win the House to stop him.
10/4 - Research: The GOP Wants to Defund Social Security
ElectoralCollege.Org believes that for many years the GOP has wanted to defund Social Security.
Many Americans who are now 40 or older remember George W. Bush's failed attempt to privatize Social Security. He also began to phase out the estate tax. In 2010 there was no estate tax. He also promoted tax-free savings accounts that would be exempt from the estate tax.
Most people who are familiar with the history of Social Security are aware of Thomas Paine's 1795 pamphlet entitled "Agrarian Justice." He proposed to use a 10% tax on inheritances to provide an annual benefit to be paid to every person age 50 and older, to guard against poverty in old-age. You can verify this by visiting the Social Security Administration History Page on Thomas Paine.
Thomas Paine is known for being the author of "Common Sense" that was featured within the last 12 months as the first book to read on C-Span's Books That Shaped America. Early in his writing career Thomas Paine used the pseudonym Common Sense. Mr. Common Sense certainly had a common-sense proposal to tax inheritances to fund an old-age pension for the poor.
One must ask: "Have any members of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security considered a common sense proposal to use a tax on estates to support Social Security?" They certainly should be presumed to be aware of what Thomas Paine proposed in Agrarian Justice.
On January 18, 2024, Representative Randy Feenstra (IA-4). a Republican member of the Subcommittee on Social Security proposed H.R. 7035, the bill to Repeal the Estate Tax. The names of the GOP House Members who are co-ponsors of this bill are listed on two pages of
Defund Social Security.
I hope this list will be downloaded and used to defeat these GOP members who want to Defund Social Security.
9/27 - Forthcoming Updates (Dates will appear here and above when updated)
- American History: Our, and Possibly Your, Relationship to the Founding Fathers and Mothers (9/29)
- Election Reform: Two Founders Who Might Have Been Responsible for the Electoral College and the Limitation on the Direct Tax (9/29)
- Immigration Reform: Why we don't need Illegal Immigrants (9/27)
- Judicial Reform: Term Limits and Ethics Reform
- Media Reform: The Need for Disclosure
- Social Security Reform: The Republican Plan to Defund Social Security Via the Roth IRA and the Repeal of the Estate Tax
- Tax & Budget Reform: How Budget Reconciliation Favors Capital and Increases the National Debt
9/22 - At 3 pm the About Tab Was Updated
There is now a link within About to Zyntax, Inc: Two AI Chat Summaries of My Work Effort and Images
News
9/10: What Have Biden and Harris Accomplished? Look at These 10 Metrics
By Bloomberg Opinion Columnists, 9/10/2024, At bloomberg.com
Biden — and by extension, Harris — has outperformed Trump on a number of fronts, such as job creation, health care and crime. But not all.
The Metrics: Immigration | Crime | Health | Jobs and wages | Inflation | Energy transition | Household wealth | Markets | Income inequality | Job approval
EC Opinion: Common Sense Questions
- What About the National Debt and the Solvency of Social Security?
- What actions did Trump and Biden do or not do to cause inflation?
- How did Trump Administration's Doha Agreement with the Taliban Enable the Taliban to Control the Afghanistan People?
- Hint: The Doha Agreement Required the Afghanistan Government Release 5,000 Taliban Terrorists.
Was one of the 5,000 Taliban Terrorists who were released, The Terrorist who killed 13 Americans?
9/7 - AI Questions for Today
Today, there was this headline at msn.com: Liz Cheney's Four-Word Message for Texas Voters
The four words were "Vote for Colin Allred", who is the Democrat running against Texas Senator Ted Cruz this year. Cruz has called Liz Cheney the "poster child of flip-flopping."
Opinion: Cruz, the Cuban-American, showed his true lack of integrity when he "flip-flopped" from criticizing Trump to praising Trump. He is a member of the sycophantic crew of other "Trump flip-floppers" like Nikki Haley, JD Vance, Marco Rubio and Lindsay Graham.
The AI questions are:
"What is a synonym for a flip-flopper who becomes a sycophant?"
=Opportunistic or Toady
"What are the psychological traits of someone who becomes a sycophant after flip-flopping?"
=Lack of Core Convictions, Moral Flexibility, Unprincipled...
9/1 - A New Look with a Navigation Bar to Reform Sections
Click on the title below the Navigation Bar Section to open the homepage of the section. Eventually each section will contain multiple pages. Content is only available now in the About, American History, Immigration, Social Security, Tax & Budget, and Other sections. To return to the homepage of ElectoralCollege.Org click either the image or the title under the Home section.
Past Noteworthy News
Other News of The Week Ending August 17, 2024
- Kamala Harris, like Trump, proposes no tax on tips.
Does this include all income and payroll taxes?
Will state and local governments follow?
How will this affect the worker's entitlement to Social Security and Medicare benefits?
- Kamala Harris tries to outpromise J.D. Vance and the Republicans on the Child Tax Credit (CTC) by promising $6,000 for the year of birth of a child. J.D. Vance promised a $5,000 CTC. He may next promise the CTC to start when the mother gets pregnant. Don't both parties realize that the U.S is heading for bankruptcy and that promising an expanded CTC also encourages children and families to cross the southern border? These border-crossing families are also promised by decisions of the Supreme Court to get free schooling and free medical care that are paid by state and local taxpayers with no reimbursement from the federal government.
Sixteen states, mainly blue states, and the District of Columbia allow illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.
Maine now has a program to provide free or heavily subsidized housing for asylum seekers:
When are we going to have a National ID so we know who is here and their legal status?
- Trump holds news conference at his New Jersey residence in Bedminster.
Displays groceries that have risen in price since and due to the Covid-19 epidemic that he ignored
Trump's greatest megadonor, Miriam Adelson, introduced him at the event.
His property in Bedminster is part of a parcel of land that was owned from 1726 to 1760 by our cousins Major Daniel and William Axtell. Their ancestor, and our great uncle, is Colonel Daniel "The Regicide" Axtell (1622-1660), who was executed for his role at the trial of Charles I of England in 1649.
- Who is Miriam Adelson and how much estate tax did her husband Sheldon's estate pay when he died in 2021 with an estimated net worth of $30 billion? She is the wealthiest Israeli citizen with a current net worth also estimated to be $30 billion. She has been described as an Israeli-American with dual citizenship, but AI searches have been unable to verify that she is actually a U.S. citizen. She has promised to donate to the Trump campaign $100 million in return for his supporting the annexation of the West Bank. A survey has indicated that 67% of the Americans polled oppose this.
Other News of The Week Ending August 10
8/10 -
Jesse Ventura Rips 'Rich White Boy' Donald Trump as 'Biggest Draft Dodger' by Mandy Taheri at Newsweek.com
Speaking with CNN's Laura Coates on Friday night, Ventura, criticized the GOP presidential candidate and his running mate, Ohio Senator JD Vance, for their character and values, particularly referencing military service.
8/9 - Riggleman on Some Republicans Endorsing Kamala Harris
Denver Riggleman, Former Republican Representative of Virginia, speaks with Joe Mathieu on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
- 5 reasons for Republicans to Vote for Harris and not Trump.
- Trump promises a peaceful transfer, if there is an honest election.
- Trump's campaign manager, ex-Marine Chris "The Swift Boats Liar" LaCivita, orchestras an attack on Jim Walz who has served this country in the National Guard honorably for 24 years.
Ex-Marine JD Vance, who was a combat correspondent in Iraq for six months, amplifies the attack with his own lies.
Lying is considered a violation of the Marine Corps' code of conduct, both during and after service, as it undermines the principles of honor and integrity that are central to Marine identity.
- It should be noted that AI indicates that no one in the public media has yet questioned Chris LaCivita about Donald Trump's derogatory statements about the military and his avoidance of military service.
- When will the media have the courage to ask JD Vance, who served in public relations while in Iraq, .why he supports Donald Trump, who has made derogatory statements about the military and his avoidance of military service.
8/6: - Kamala Harris picks Tim Walz as her VP
8/6: - Missouri (CD-1) Rep. Cori Bush Becomes Second Squad Member to Lose to a Moderate Democrat
8/2/24 - Who is JD Vance? (Update 9/3/24)
On 8/2/24 the title was "Our Choice For Harris' VP - Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear."
This column has been revised to contain only comments that were made about JD Vance.
JD Vance is the guy who once compared Trump to Hitler and is now Trump's VP. JD Vance has roots in Kentucky, but was not born there. Vance was born in Ohio to parents who came from eastern Kentucky. Many people believe that Vance's book "Hillbilly Elegy" has called the hardworking people of eastern Kentucky, 'lazy and ignorant.'
What many people don't know. but should know, is Vance's relationship to one of the most dangerous billionaires in America, Peter Thiel. Thiel who was born Germany is a brilliant and weird guy who does not believe that "freedom and democracy are compatible". He was a founder of PayPal, the first outside
investor in Facebook (now Meta) and is now chairman of Palantir which specializes in big data analysis of federal government data. The key to AI is data and data analysis.
Palantir was backed by the CIA's venture capital arm, In-Q-Tel.
You can use AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity.ai and Google's Gemini to know how Peter Thiel is a threat to democracy and avoids paying taxes. Here are a few questions you may want to ask:
- What are Peter Thiel's views on democracy?
- What is the connection between Peter Thiel and Joseph Bankman?
Joseph Bankman is the father of crypto crook Sam Bankman-Fried.
- What is the connection between Thiel and Palantir?
- What are the ways that Peter Thiel uses to avoid paying taxes?
His concept of freedom is to not to pay taxes.
8/2/24: How to use AI chatbots to understand the misinformation and lies promoted by all political campaigns in 2024
- What is the difference between a pathological liar and a compulsive liar?
Then ask these follow-up questions like: "Is Donald Trump a pathological liar?" and "What are the risks of having a president who is a pathological liar?"
- What was the main cause of inflation that many Americans have experienced during the last 4 years?
Hint: It started in mid-December 2019 and continued throughout 2020 when Trump was president?
Biden's American Plan Act of 2021's $1.9 trillion stimulus was partially responsible for inflation.
- Was Kamala Harris the "Border Czar" who is responsible for the border chaos?
One reliable AI chatbot response was: "Harris was charged with addressing 'root causes' of migration from Central America, not directly overseeing U.S. border security operations."
- Did Donald Trump actually have nothing to do with Project 2025?
Chris LaCivita, his campaign manager, stated a few days ago:
"President Trump's campaign has been very clear for over a year that Project 2025 had nothing to do with the campaign, did not speak for the campaign, and should not be associated with the campaign or the President in any way."
Who is Chris LaCivita?
He was responsible for the unfair and untrue Swift Boat attack on John Kerry's war record by a group of Vietnam veterans who had not served with John Kerry. Their version of Kerry's war record was claimed to be a lie by veterans who served with Kerry.
So how can you believe that Donald Trump had nothing to do with Project 2025?
Check it out by using AI chatbots.
- Why is the Heritage Foundation and most of the other non-profit advisors to Project 2025 qualified to be classified as Section 501(c)(3) organizations?
Isn't it about time that those of us who pay taxes, don't want the government to support any organization that engages in political advocacy?
The charitable contribution deduction should be limited to helping the poor and furthering medical research and not helping the rich avoid paying taxes to defend America and support the common good.
-
Why is a political party and campaign entitled to be subsidized by low-cost nonprofit postage stamps?
The normal first class stamp is now 68 cents when the nonprofit stamps might be less than 10 cents
-
Why are contributions to foreign organizations and U.S. nonprofit organization provided more favorable tax treatment than state and local taxes (SALT) paid to help U.S. citizens and residents
-
Why is the SALT deduction limited to $10,000 for single individuals and married couples filing jointly?
Isn't this a marriage penalty?
- Why doesn't the federal government reimburse State and Local governments and hospitals for the costs they incur to support refugees, asylum seekers and illegal immigrants?
A Proposal to Save Social Security (2/18/24)
This content is now contained in the Social Security section.
|