Michael WEALTH TAX NOW Remaley

Michael WEALTH TAX NOW Remaley

@michaelremaley.bsky.social

cheerleader for NYC and believer that we can make progress together 🌈😻☀️

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Let's start with the fact that Kelly Clarkson is still on X. She's newly divorced and recently moved to NYC - girl, you could be having so much fun but instead you're rage-tweeting about not being able to buy a mechanical bird? Can one of Kelly's gays please suggest some alternative activities?

the Cornell chapter of Theta Delta Chi was known as “Thumpty,” from “the sound of bodies hitting the floor after victims have been roofied”; Sigma Alpha Epsilon was called “Sexual Assault Expected”; and Pi Kappa Alpha had the nickname “Spike,” for spiking women’s drinks.

gothamist.comCornell students warned of fraternity 'rape culture' years before Jane Doe caseFormer students say Jane Doe’s rape allegations could have been avoided had the university heeded their calls for action.

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Tax billionaire wealth. I frankly don't care if a billionaire can make a second billion. I'd rather have the average person be able to make their first $100k.

This definition of "NYer" being here at the beginning of ur life misses what it means to ❤️ and live here most of your life. I think being a TRUE NYer is having lived here more than 50% of your life AND calculating which subway car to be in to optimize your destination station departure.

gothamist.comAre you a New Yorker? The Department of New Yorker Verification will now decide.There is now an (un)official verification process for those who can claim the title of city resident.

inarguably a fascinating person. I wish we could take the time to hear more stories from homeless people -- I bet there are countless fascinating people out there who could enrich our understanding of the world, even if they don't conform to our expectations.

nytimes.comCentral Park Was Her Home and Her Studio. She Was Killed There.Francis Lee Rogers painted birds in the park, her home for decades. She was found dead on Sunday, beaten and stabbed, shaking a community of friends and collectors of her art.

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If we are talking about Peter Thiel—the nuttier version of Roy Cohn, only out—don't speculate about the young model Thiel was cheating on his husband with, who made a rather Russian departure from life, off a high-rise balcony, after crashing Mr. & Mr. Thiel's party and causing a row between them.

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For those who have forgotten the past 40 years: Tax cuts for the rich ...don’t trickle down Boosting military spending ...doesn’t bring peace Slashing regulations ...doesn’t create jobs Folks, we’ve seen this all before.

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Corporations spend more than $1.5 billion a year on union-busting. That’s $1.5 billion they could have spent on higher wages, better benefits, and improving workplace safety. Remember: if they weren’t so scared of worker power, they wouldn’t fight so hard against unions.

epi.orgU.S. employers spend more than $1.5 billion annually on union avoidanceKey takeaways Many U.S. employers hire union avoidance consultants to keep their workers from organizing and bargaining

The Trump Admin is more anti-labor than any Republican Admin in 100 years, and that's saying something. Trump is aggressively anti-worker, anti-organizing, anti-anyone who doesn't kiss the ring. With this, he's specifically going after teachers, autoworkers, transportation workers and more.

theguardian.comHouse Republicans ramp up labor union investigations before midtermsInquiries come after conservative thinktanks claim unions are using member dues to support Democratic causes

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Men made war. Men lost the war. They brought it on themselves. It was women who paid the price. Women could no longer go along with men's wars. The war did not make women strong. Through the war, women found men out. - Hideko Takamine (Japanese actress, 1924-2010)

Please welcome into the world my latest creation, still working with textiles, same method, but moving away from my previous focus on PA Dutch motifs. And since folks seemed surprised by the size of my 💪🏼 last time, you get another one of those. 😉 #textileart #fabricart #quilting #contemporaryart

I rarely DNF a novel, but often drop nonfiction at page 100 if I think I’ve received the overall point. Sometimes nonfiction authors provide all the key points in the intro and I just stop there. Life is short and there’s too much good stuff to read to get bogged down on something tedious.

nytimes.comWhen Is It OK to Give Up on a Book? Our Readers Have Thoughts.From carefree dabblers to book group die-hards, everyone, it seems, has an opinion. Just don’t tell them theirs is wrong.

Radical honesty? Truth is: facelifts, botox, fillers only make you look "younger" for the years of 40s 50s 60s and the more you have done the more you just look like a victim of the interventions. You do you, but over 60, the interventions and aging itself will catch up visually.

nytimes.comOpinion | Does My Face-Lift Make Me a Bad Feminist?I, like many a young woman, was once wildly judgmental about plastic surgery. Now I’m not so sure.

I am a fan of Justice Smith, but I do hope he puts on some chonk to play this role. It's important that the hot hockey player falls in love with the less athletic/fit Harris character. I have confidence they'll all do it Justice. #heatedrivalry

queerty.comJustice Smith responds to fan reaction to his Heated Rivalry casting - Queerty“I am honored to play a character you all care about deeply and i promise i will take good care of him...”

this is such an interesting -- and sad -- statistical phenomenon. "As a proportion of income" changes its meaning when incomes among the wealthy in their little enclaves are skyrocketing while the rest of us face increasing costs where we live and stagnant incomes.

nytimes.com‘More Affordable’ Doesn’t Always Mean Homes Cost LessBy one real estate industry metric, places like San Francisco and Manhattan have become more affordable over the last 20 years.