April 28, 2016 6:00 AM
Morning Reads – Thursday, April 28, 2016
On this date in 1967, Muhammad Ali refused induction into the US Army and was stripped of boxing title. He cited religious grounds for his refusal.
Peaches
- Our state killed another person last night.
- The shortfalls of the criminal justice system in Georgia
- Noncitizens suing for driver’s licenses.
- Former State Senator named Chancellor at school in North Carolina
- If you have to say it….
- Animal cruelty laws can now have a bigger impact
- The best of the best in Fayette County.
Jimmy Carter
- HEADLINE OF THE WEEK
- Lawmakers want Census to ask more about sexual orientation
- Bernie has to say goodbye to some staffers
- Liberals say Cruz-Carly ticket is bad for women
- Speaking of women, House Committee says women should go to draft
Sweet Tea
- Highest paid CEO, like whoah
- Do dating apps need STD tests?
- $4 billion in earnings in one quarter – We’re in the wrong business.
- In some places, a meat tax will fix climate change.
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And introducing the new Associate Dean of the ECU School for The Sock Puppetry Arts, Beth Merkelson.
“Music written by inmates to be performed at White House” Of course it is…wonder if Terry McAuliffe will be the MC?
Deal has until May 3 to sign, veto or let campus carry pass w/o his signature. Increasingly looks like he will let it become law w/o his signature.
I believe he has indicated he will do “something”, so I find acquiesence unlikely.
You may be right because Deal’s record is not one of “acquiescence.”
Regardless of the political affiliation the billionaires are way ahead of getting their money taxed beyond income, and that they can defer or have paid in other ways. The US is one of the safest and best tax havens in the world. Was Hillary paid in reportable fees ? Business publications gave an accounting of how she probably hides tens of millions and pays taxes on a token.
Trusts and Roths are the favorite of many and have been for a long time:
It is legal and will continue to be, Roths deal in the not so rich with tax free investments.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborahljacobs/2012/03/20/how-facebook-billionaires-dodge-mega-millions-in-taxes/#154748ce65f6