Dr.Sack

I'll leave that to Professor Bannon.

A) Taxes are a fiscal policy set forth by the Congress, & collected by the Treasury. From a Monetary perspective, in a fiat currency system taxes are only payable in the national currency, so a government has a self-interest in having monopoly power over creation of the money supply. Same goes for US Treasuries as debt instruments. Any nation that holds US T-Bills is paid back in USD. B) If the government abolished taxes and stopped collecting revenue that could result in a huge spike in aggregate demand to the point where inflation occurs as excess capital drives up costs. For that reason taxes have often moved counter-cyclical to agregate demand.

Simply stating how money is created in the U.S., the Treasury, Fed, and Congress all play a role in how money is created (spent) and destroyed (taxed).

The USD is a free floating fiat currency. Whether you like it or not the Government can create money by spending it into existence. Money is not created by taxation. In fact taxation destroys currency. If a government were to tax more than it spends it is destroying money while expecting the economy to grow.

We can start at how money is created and who creates.

Taxes aren't necessary to fund the government.

If he was kneeling for the national anthem I'd have more respect for him as a leader.

Chad Kelly

30% of the public say they support living under a strong autocracy.

I've been told it's all about anticipatory throws.

5-11. I think we are going 11-5.

Remember in Chicago they flipped Bernie votes to Clinton. http://www.inquisitr.com/3022058/election-board-scandal-21-bernie-votes-were-erased-and-49-hillary-votes-added-to-audit-tally-group-declares-video/

I have no doubt in his football IQ, toughness & hands. He's a good player. I'll wait for the real bullets to fly to reserve ultimate judgment.

Rambo always comes back

"It's not the age kid. It's the miles."

Cue the Nick Cage GIFs.

I miss Frank Reich.

What comes after Charlottesville?

I like Hoyer. I like Kaepernick even more.

If the Bills FO was truly interested in having a quarterback competition they would have Kaepernick on the roster over Yates. And that goes for most NFL clubs that don't have a perennial All-Pro. I'd say the bottom 12 teams #21-32 should have Kaepernick on the roster competing for a roster spot. The idea that Kaepernick is not afforded the opportunity to compete for a job shows how weak the NFL and their corporate sponsors have become to the vocal minority, I'd put it at 40%, who hate Kaepernick with a passion. It's rather ironic as these are the same people who throw the term "snowflake", "cuck", and political-correctness around like they're going out of style. So congratulations vocal minority. You are the same people who seem to have no issue with white nationalists first amendment right to protest and carry Nazi & Confederate flags. Imagine if Kaepernick carried an equivalent flag of hate like the ISIS flag. I imagine your heads would explode. I'll close with a question, if Tim Tebow had the same career so far as Kaepernick and decided to do the same protest by kneeling to pray and protest the treatment of black society would he be on a NFL roster?

Yes. Watch the tape of his playoff games shredding Green Bay's defense with his arm and legs. It's a thing of beauty.

Sources tell me Kaepernick is under serious consideration.

Wow. Move on.

I thought Tyrod was wearing the new helmets that are 70% better against concussions?

McCoy playing the role of Samuel L. Jackson in D'Jango.