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Replying to @StLouisMeg
#DrainTheFelonDay Yet @GOP is allowing their orange circus, clown #ConvictedFelonDonaldTrump to continue to have a open-end USA checkbook spending us into bankruptcy for his vanity projects Missouri’s not having it @HawleyMO @Eric_Schmitt Done w/ grifter padding $B pockets
Replying to @sosdino @shanak10
Hopefully because the Earthjustice lawsuit is going to be vigorously defended by the U.S. Government with a blank checkbook and a microscope placed on B.S. NGO activity and/or REE updates will be announced soon.
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Replying to @cutiieepie6
Then empty your checkbook
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when they give u benefits to use their card, u start using it for everything, seldom paying with cash, never pulling out a checkbook. then traveliing or staying at high end hotels for free, like we did when we stayed in Vancouver (not totally free, but well down the road of free)
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Replying to @ksorbs
How much would that cost us? Asking for a friend who has his checkbook out and a pen in his hand….
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No one was living with her. She was alone. The house was falling down around her. It was torn down later after she passed away. They had to keep the property while she was in the nursing home in order for Medicare to cover the nursing home. Her own children wouldn’t take care of her. She was actually better off in a facility. Safer & cared for. Her house was crumbling. The roof was caving in over the second floor. There was no indoor bathroom, only a very old out house & a portable toilet in the wash room - no tub or shower, just a sink. The water supply was spring water, which sounds nice, except for the green algae hanging from the faucets. At least someone thought to put in a bottled water dispenser. The power was out for 3 weeks from a terrible storm. I don’t know if she had the sense to not eat what was in the refrigerator or freezer. Her daughter-in-law would drop off a bag of McDonald’s, basically just kind of threw it to her & ran. I asked her about them taking her in & she gave me some lame story about she & her husband working opposite shifts. Sounded kind of perfect to me, someone would always be home. There was a visiting nurse for a while after my aunt was nearly killed in a car accident - she drove head on into the end of a metal guard rail which went through the windshield & out the rear window. She had a pretty bad head injury which made her mental condition rapidly decline. But the visiting nurse was discontinued after the doctor discharged her from needing care. And all the visiting nurse did was sit in the porch & smoke & play with her phone. Her clothes were gone. My one uncle used to throw his clothes in the river - he too had dementia. His daughter said my aunt probably threw them out somewhere. She cut the lining no out of her purse & it was empty. I have no idea what she did with her wallet & checkbook. I lived near her for a short time & I took her grocery shopping every week & out to lunch. Sometimes we’d pick up her brother. He wasn’t much better & he didn’t have the excuse of a head injury like hers. He had been in a nursing home & fought like hell to get out & was successful, but he too had dementia & he declined pretty quickly. I had to buckle & unbuckle their seatbelts, neither one could figure out how to do it. Most of my dad’s siblings ended up with dementia & went into nursing homes. There were 13 siblings. My dad, one brother and a sister who didn’t have dementia, but it may have been because they passed away before the onset. I had to guilt & embarrass her son into taking her to the ER. Here she had a fractured elbow from a fall. I was picking her up to take her to a family reunion & she was in a state. Crying, upset. I had to help her to her portable toilet 4 times. I couldn’t find a matching pair of socks or shoes for her, no clothes to change into. I went out to the car where my husband and another cousin were waiting for us & I sat there & cried. We decided to just tell her son to take her to the ER. And it turned out that in addition to the fractured elbow, she had a very bad urinary tract infection. The doctor told her son she could no longer live alone, that if they couldn’t take her in, she needed to be in a facility. If you’d seen the house & living conditions, you’d agree. It was just horrible. I approached my cousin at the reunion & told him about his mom needing to go to the ER. Another cousin volunteered to go with him. After they left, the rest of my cousins thanked me for speaking up about our aunt. They didn’t have the nerve & didn’t want to strain their relationship with him. I told them I didn’t really care about the relationship with him, I was just worried about our aunt. My aunt was clean & safe in the nursing home. She got haircuts & hair styling, showers, clean clothes. I bought her a basic new wardrobe & shoes. Aunt Helen eventually loved it there & thrived. She actually had a bit of a life that she sure wasn’t getting at home. She passed away 4 years later.
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Replying to @Suzierizzo1
"Enough money to end world hunger" Uhm, you know that's been called out as the bullshit it is - right? If you've got the plan - Elon has the checkbook ready and waiting. So quit your bitching and come up with how to do that already.
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Replying to @JeremyClarkson
Nah, Peroni is tasty. But if you'd like it changed you can get the checkbook out 😆
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Replying to @CameronCorduroy
A foreign head of state coming to conduct state business in america on behalf of his country and with his hands out for our checkbook is different than hosting american citizens for celebrations for americas birthday
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Ukraine turned a $400 drone into a tank killer. The Pentagon watched, panicked, and just opened the checkbook. What the US is spending on drones: Last year: about $10 billion This year: about $25 billion Next year: $74 billion That's almost 7x in two years. They killed the old drone program and replaced it with a $55 billion one. The big contracts get announced in the next few months. The companies that actually build the drones $AVEX $AVAV $KTOS are standing right in front of the biggest defence spending wave in a long time Cheap drones made billion dollar jets and other toys look stupid. Now the money is chasing the cheap drones. I'm in.

ALT Drone Uav GIF

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Replying to @EricLDaugh
Barry needs to whip out that checkbook
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Replying to @johnrich @Ford
I didn’t go to fashion school so maybe I need someone licensed to dress me so I don’t go out in public looking unfashionable. I also don’t have an accounting degree. Maybe I need a CPA to balance my checkbook.
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This is how you learn. I always said I want 2 things in my toolbox. A checkbook and a phone. But sometimes it's just easier to do it yourself.

Replying to @ClownWorld
Yep. I taught my kid how to put 220VAC circuits in to run my lift, compressor. Run wire. Put in gas fired hot water heaters, he helped build my deck, ran the radial arm saw, used a level and a square. Installed ceiling fans, sweat pipes, etc.. We all have college degrees. My son receives his masters in two weeks. I've had jobs that required suit and ties worked with fortune 500 companies, govt entities, etc..I now have a small engine repair business, two patents, going for my third. Good money, good terms. AI can't do this stuff. It's always good to be able to do shit. I can't believe how USELESS people have become. Many can't change a light bulb. Why I teach my son to do it. When shit hits the fan, the people who know how to hold a screwdriver will be more valuable than that Sociology major pushing paper behind a desk.
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Replying to @yvonne_jul8731
You don't have to be a CPA to balance your checkbook.
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Replying to @DrRitaDed
You're a fuckin' idiot, 'Dr'. Politicians, specifically Democrat politicians, are the reason America is in the situation we are, curb your jealousy and give up your pretense of caring for the 'less' fortunate, Mr. Musk is not the checkbook for Democratic welfare.
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Can’t find my checkbook. Hope you don’t mind I pay you in change. Six dollars? That’s like a dollar an hour?! ☠️
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I took all that advanced math back in the 80s and passed with flying colors. And while today I can barely balance my checkbook, I don’t think counting is the issue. The issue is that soccer is gay, communist, and third world.
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Replying to @nashunals
That’s the frustrating part. This team is 1-2 good starters from being contenders with this offense. But that requires paying players more than $10 million/year. Strasburg’s extension will be off the books. No excuses to keep the checkbook closed.
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孩子的爹II(台灣寶島農場) retweeted
Replying to @financialjuice
Iran is still making "final demands" because they have the CCP’s checkbook. Miles Guo warned us years ago: the Bank of Kunlun is funding this lawless regime. Why are we still letting the CCP bankroll our enemies? Retweet to expose the money trail! 🚨 #KunlunBank #IranMoU #MilesGuoWasRight #ExposeTheCCP
28 Oct 2023
Miles Guo warned us many years ago about the current axis of tyrannies and how exactly the CCP was backing Iran financially through the Bank of Kunlun.
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X1H retweeted
Replying to @financialjuice
Iran is still making "final demands" because they have the CCP’s checkbook. Miles Guo warned us years ago: the Bank of Kunlun is funding this lawless regime. #KunlunBank #IranMoU #MilesGuoWasRight #ExposeTheCCP
28 Oct 2023
Miles Guo warned us many years ago about the current axis of tyrannies and how exactly the CCP was backing Iran financially through the Bank of Kunlun.
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