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Harvard - Harris Poll

That can't be good.....

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12 hours ago, lynched1 said:

Harvard - Harris Poll

That can't be good.....

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There’s absolutely nothing wrong with any of that.

How many people pinching their wieners over doge understand CONGRESS is responsible for approving spending and who is accountable for it?

Those numbers are what would not be good right now.

 

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Oh man, no way Musk recovers from this.

He’s 

On 3/3/2025 at 3:48 PM, Mike030270 said:

 

And a lot of those vets who'd be affected by these cuts voted for him. Unfortunately, this is the only way they'd learn. And it could be a painful lesson.

 

15 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

And a lot of those vets who'd be affected by these cuts voted for him. Unfortunately, this is the only way they'd learn. And it could be a painful lesson.

It really is a damn shame. Didn't have to be this way.

 

23 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

 

No one cares about vets more, lol

 

Just got my rating up before the mass firings, winning

10 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

No one cares about vets more, lol

 

Just got my rating up before the mass firings, winning

I had an appointment with a doc i really like in April that was just canceled. I hope they didn’t fire the doc. 

But all these cuts to the VA should improve their response times. Playing phone tag with schedulers will be fun. 
 

The only thing that he may do is open up community care referrals. My VA cut back on them a lot in the last four years. 

7 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said:

I had an appointment with a doc i really like in April that was just canceled. I hope they didn’t fire the doc. 

But all these cuts to the VA should improve their response times. Playing phone tag with schedulers will be fun. 
 

The only thing that he may do is open up community care referrals. My VA cut back on them a lot in the last four years. 

I just need a bit more for 100% than saying F it and moving somewhere cheap. Costa Rica has VA Centers. 

16 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

And a lot of those vets who'd be affected by these cuts voted for him. Unfortunately, this is the only way they'd learn. And it could be a painful lesson.

Libertarianism intensifying. 

If anyone actually agrees with any particular party all the time, they are in a cult, not a political party.
 

Funny how MAGAtards never bring up the LP in regards to immigration and the border. 

 

2 hours ago, Kz! said:

Libertarianism intensifying. 

Properly taking care of our vets is in conflict with libertarian ideology. Noted.

 

8 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

 

Efficiency!

 

9 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

 

There is no way one man (and a collection of kids) can audit credit card purchases quick enough to claim they are "shady". This entire thing is a farce and is likely stopping a lot of work from getting done.

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2 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

 

That dewsh lies about things so effortlessly and reflexively without even first bothering to figure out if he even needs to lie about it.

40 minutes ago, It Hurts said:

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Oh, well if Elon said it, then it must be true. After all, it's not like there's a long and well documented history of him lying at every turn or anything.

3 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Oh, well if Elon said it, then it must be true. After all, it's not like there's a long and well documented history of him lying at every turn or anything.

He clearly has no idea how GPC works.  It is used for convenience of purchasing and also tends to save money.  Another key point he neglects to understand is that each GPC card is connected to a preloaded line of accounting making them the equivalent of a prepaid credit card.

Travel cards are somewhat different in how it is paid in that each trip is connected to a funded line of accounting which is verified to have sufficient funds to cover the cost of the trip which is booked through government approved travel agencies with defined limits on airfare, accommodations, and meals based on date of travel and location. 

1 hour ago, It Hurts said:

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He just says anything and people eat it up :lol:. When I was active duty navy I had 2 government purchase cards (gpc) when I was at a strike fighter squadron. We had to have receipts that matched what was on the credit card statement . Then every month we would have to submit the receipts with our statements for an approving official to verify. If nothing was wrong they paid our credit cards. If there was an issue they would send it back to us to explain the questionable spending. Sometimes it was legitimate spending and sometimes it was fraud. So with 12 squadrons on the base that's 24 credit cards.

Then each squadron had between 80-100? people who had their personal government travel card for official travel. Some people had low limits like 4500 bc they did not want a hard credit inquiry and some people had a higher limit like 10000. Similar to a gpc we had to submit receipts to an approving official to make sure our charges were legitimate. If we were good to go they were paid. If not they were kicked back to us or they only paid the balance for the legitimate expenses and the service member had to pay the difference.

The benefit of these cards is that it makes tracking expenses and disbursing the payments easier.

6 minutes ago, pisceschica said:

He just says anything and people eat it up :lol:. When I was active duty navy I had 2 government purchase cards (gpc) when I was at a strike fighter squadron. We had to have receipts that matched what was on the credit card statement . Then every month we would have to submit the receipts with our statements for an approving official to verify. If nothing was wrong they paid our credit cards. If there was an issue they would send it back to us to explain the questionable spending. Sometimes it was legitimate spending and sometimes it was fraud. So with 12 squadrons on the base that's 24 credit cards.

Then each squadron had between 80-100? people who had their personal government travel card for official travel. Some people had low limits like 4500 bc they did not want a hard credit inquiry and some people had a higher limit like 10000. Similar to a gpc we had to submit receipts to an approving official to make sure our charges were legitimate. If we were good to go they were paid. If not they were kicked back to us or they only paid the balance for the legitimate expenses and the service member had to pay the difference.

The benefit of these cards is that it makes tracking expenses and disbursing the payments easier.

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