Why do people and computers sell their capital gains to avoid the increase in taxes?
(that’s programs designed to sell and buy stocks)

Yes, we still be here.
“Here, there or in the Air!”, 1979.

2008, Oil is falling, Threats are rising, Rain is falling on California after the elections, along with a lot of snow.
Blessings from Showers.

So here’s the deal, in my little opinion. Homosexuality, abortion, global poverty, the environment, and many other things are close to the heart of God. We can’t leave any of them out. So who should I vote for? It gets complicated. To those who tell me I have to vote one way or the other, shame on you. When you do that, it’s no longer a democracy.

I think that’s why the conversation has to go to a higher plane, but I don’t think anyone, including me, can really grasp that yet.

And, by the way. I’m tired of people thinking the world is coming to an end because of the election. I’m also tired of people elevating our president elect as savior. Neither statement is true, nor helpful. thanks for listening.

Thanks for pointing out something that has been SO overlooked throughout this campaign.

I have no idea how much money it takes for someone to be considered “rich,” though my guess is that most people think of it as anything that’s a little more than they have.

I, personally, am rejoicing with you because of the blessings God has given you, and because you are obviously using it in ways that honor Him.

i cannot answer your question briefly, so see my response here.