President Donald Trump's chief economic adviser is projecting that the "big, beautiful bill" working its way through Congress will help American families grow their income by $10,000 over the next few years, a statistic that could impact kitchen table politics and pressure senators currently reluctant to vote for the legislation.
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Top Trump economic adviser predicts legislative agenda will make American families $10,000 richer
During a Just the News special with the Association for Mature American Citizens (AMAC) to be aired Thursday night, Hassett urged the Senate to pass Trump's 'big beautiful bill' or else face a massive tax hike.Charlotte Hazard (Just The News)
Znatley
in reply to The Linux Experiment • • •Nice outfit you got today... Are you sure you dont use Arch btw?
Awesome video, KDE was what got me to love Linux a lot. I loved that it was so customizable, and very similar to the Windows layout (which i like a lot). KDE will always have a special place in my heart, thanks Nick once again!
Harzretro
in reply to The Linux Experiment • • •I loved KDE until it used plasma ....
But now i have so many problems with it ....
Espacially with #akonadi ... It destroyed to much while using kontact ... ;(
Montegasppα Cacilhας
in reply to The Linux Experiment • • •I start with Linux in 1998, and KDE was far the best desktop back then – way better than the Windows UI. Well… GNOME was actually better though… but it was launched (as you mentioned) 2 year later.
About the pager, I used FVMW2 for a while and I’m almost sure it had something similar…
And the menu editor (which I’ve never used 😬) reminds me a lot of the Window Maker Preferences tool.
KDE2 was even better than KDE (1).
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