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Joe Biden paid $3.7 million in taxes in 2017 (Original Post) bigtree Sep 2020 OP
Biden earned his money from a book deal and speaking engagements if people are wondering mucifer Sep 2020 #1
Here at DU we are the "little people" Laf.La.Dem. Sep 2020 #2
it's impossible to not have $750 banging in my head bigtree Sep 2020 #3
It made me think of this UpInArms Sep 2020 #5
Kick dalton99a Sep 2020 #4
I saw that ad this morning on my local CBS affiliate. MineralMan Sep 2020 #6
And his cult is saying, Bayard Sep 2020 #7
At that rate he paid $750 every 1.78 hours Takket Sep 2020 #8

mucifer

(23,537 posts)
1. Biden earned his money from a book deal and speaking engagements if people are wondering
Mon Sep 28, 2020, 09:01 AM
Sep 2020

These days 9 million dollars isn't the insane amount of money it was a few decades ago. I mean it's a crazy amount of money to us DUers. I know that.

bigtree

(85,992 posts)
3. it's impossible to not have $750 banging in my head
Mon Sep 28, 2020, 09:11 AM
Sep 2020

...when I think about the thousands we paid this year, wiping out any benefit from the stimulus.





UpInArms

(51,282 posts)
5. It made me think of this
Mon Sep 28, 2020, 09:17 AM
Sep 2020
Nearly half don’t have the cash to pay for a $400 emergency, Fed survey finds

Seven years into an economic recovery, nearly half of Americans didn’t have enough cash available to cover a $400 emergency, according to a new survey released Friday.

That’s according to the latest findings from the Federal Reserve’s annual economic well-being of U.S. households, which found 44% in 2016 said such an expense would have to be covered by borrowing or selling something. That’s a similar percentage to what was found in past Fed surveys — 46% said so in 2015 — and in other studies.

Of the group that can’t pay in cash, 45% would use a credit card to pay off the expense over time, about a quarter would borrow from friends of family, another 27% just couldn’t pay the expense and smaller fractions would turn to selling items or using a payday loan.

MineralMan

(146,288 posts)
6. I saw that ad this morning on my local CBS affiliate.
Mon Sep 28, 2020, 09:23 AM
Sep 2020

It's an outstanding take on Trump's tax situation, and will ring strongly in most people, who pay far more than Trump in taxes every year. This could be huge on November 3 for people who need one more reason to switch their vote to Biden or to avoid going to the polls to vote for Trump.

Takket

(21,563 posts)
8. At that rate he paid $750 every 1.78 hours
Mon Sep 28, 2020, 12:02 PM
Sep 2020

So that will become the new standard. How mush did Biden pay every 1.78 hours. Only $750!!!

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