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1st it was Newscum.
Then it was the Gov of Washington.
Now it’s Sharia Sherrill.
(And any others I might have left off).

All 3 have proven themselves to be complete morons with zero awareness of the Supremacy Clause. Their mask bans for the Feds have ZERO chance of being able to be enforced or upheld in court.

NY Gov take a bow

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul made a surprising admission two weeks ago. Speaking at Politico's "New York Agenda: Albany Summit" on March 11, the governor said her state now lacks the "high-net-worth" residents needed to pay for "the generous social programs we want to have." Hochul said some "patriotic" rich people have stepped up to help fill the state’s budget gap, and that, sure, it’s OK to write her a check. But if you really want to help, Hochul implored her wealthy supporters, "visit Palm Beach and see who you can bring back home, because our tax base has been eroded."

“We're currently tracking five. That's right. Five teen trends across the city this weekend," the mayor said in an April 3 message. "I'm calling on all parents. Check in with your children. See where they plan to be this weekend. Please, do not allow your child to attend any of these trends this weekend."

The mayor of Chicago begging parents to be parents

Too late if they’re already teenagers with no morale compass

“Washington state’s newly signed income tax on high earners is already facing a legal challenge, with critics arguing it violates the state constitution and could hit small businesses.

The measure implements a 9.9% tax on income of $1,000,000 or more for individuals and households, marking a major shift for a state that has resisted traditional income taxes. The law that established the tax was passed on March 11 and was signed by Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on March 30.”

This whole tax the rich fad is perpetrated by most selfish assholes

Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2026 7:47 am “Washington state’s newly signed income tax on high earners is already facing a legal challenge, with critics arguing it violates the state constitution and could hit small businesses.

The measure implements a 9.9% tax on income of $1,000,000 or more for individuals and households, marking a major shift for a state that has resisted traditional income taxes. The law that established the tax was passed on March 11 and was signed by Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on March 30.”

This whole tax the rich fad is perpetrated by most selfish assholes

Oh the irony of the last sentence. I assume you’re trolling. Good job!

kalm wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2026 9:20 am

Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2026 7:47 am “Washington state’s newly signed income tax on high earners is already facing a legal challenge, with critics arguing it violates the state constitution and could hit small businesses.

The measure implements a 9.9% tax on income of $1,000,000 or more for individuals and households, marking a major shift for a state that has resisted traditional income taxes. The law that established the tax was passed on March 11 and was signed by Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on March 30.”

This whole tax the rich fad is perpetrated by most selfish assholes

Oh the irony of the last sentence. I assume you’re trolling. Good job!

“Contrary to the way some people on the left conceive of the world, neither rich people nor poor people are inert blocks of wood, to be moved about like pieces on a chess board, to carry out some grand design from on high".

Sowell