From CNBC:
"The bill, pointedly called the Stop Bad Employers by Zeroing Out Subsidies, or BEZOS, Act, is aimed at shaming companies like Amazon and Walmart, whose workers rely on public assistance."
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Fck Bernie
sBEbZOS?
Should have made it:
Bad Employer (?) Zero Out Subsidies Act or something.
Anyway any one else think it's ridiculous Hoe they first take a word then try come up with some thing for it in name?
Like the Mar a logo act or w/e
No its not smart at all
I avoid political discussions on this site for obvious reasons, but I have to say this is by far one of the dumbest things I've ever seen from old BS. I am infinitely more grateful trump was elected rather than him.
Its hard to keep track of all the dumb shit that comes out of his mouth
Amen
Vote for Bernie if you want socialism
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