"You have less privacy as a poor person," Muentz added.
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"As a poor person you're always an activist," she said.
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This poor person on the table has exhausted, now hallucinating doctors.
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But why exactly wouldn't Trump want a poor person advising him?
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A poor person would probably take a job on a seastead.
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A poor person never gave anybody charity, not of any real volume.
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Because who doesn't love punching the poor person sobbing in the corner?
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But in those particular positions I just don't want a poor person.
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As an immigrant or Latino or poor person, I have different fantasies.
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Maybe the best thing we poor person brainers can do is embrace it.
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Both books involve close intimacies between a poor person and a rich person.
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Like, if a poor person came into our house, we would give them things.
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"As a poor person" at the time, he found that "a huge economic benefit".
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Any ol' poor person off the street could just blurt these out, lawsuit-free!
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As a poor person, you're dealing with your inability to pay your bills, counting pennies.
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That's because a fine high enough to punish wealthy people would devastate a poor person.
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"He was a very poor person who didn't have anything to eat," Mr. Martínez said.
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If a rich person got to experience poverty, if a poor person got to experience wealth.
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How can someone be so miserable to ask for that much money to a poor person?
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We know that they increase inequality, since no poor person is collecting royalties or licensing fees.
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"Oh, that poor person, he doesn't look like he can afford Barbetta," Piera told her daughter.
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As few as one in five Europeans believe a poor person can become rich through hard work.
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By then, Rotondo had filed an appeal as a "poor person" to get his court fees waived.
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As an immigrant, as a poor person, as a domestic worker—it's all I can think about.
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All a poor person has to do is change the way they think about their circumstances, right?
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I bet you must get all kinds of Medicaid approvals before a poor person can access it.
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Being a poor person of color is a strong mark against you in the foster care system.
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"As far as my private expenses, I'm a rich person and not a poor person," he said.
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Finding every poor person and giving them exactly the amount needed to get them to the poverty line would be a logistical nightmare — and bad policy, as reducing cash aid by $1 for every $1 more a poor person earns would effectively impose a crushing tax on their labor.
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The poor person who sits in this seat next will likely have foot residue all over their hands.
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But now I charge just about triple that to a poor person who can't get a home loan!
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"I'm a time poor person, and I don't have much time to play things anymore," Price tells me.
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"It's like taking the jacket off a poor person," the artist Ai Weiwei said of the new fee.
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"If I was a poor person south of the border, I'd probably do the same thing," he says.
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This poor person has obviously never had a good bagel, otherwise he wouldn't prioritize the cream cheese so hard.
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Their analysis shows what it was like to live as an ordinary poor person back then—warts and all.
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It's too bad there is no way for a poor person to make a beginning as a writer now.
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As the Cato Institute's Michael Tanner argued, we are already spending at least $22019,000 per poor person, including children.
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Surely no one in the United States today is as poor as a poor person in Ethiopia or Nepal?
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" In May, in a speech in the parliament, Mr. Erdogan tried to dismiss Mr. Ince as "a poor person.
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We saw him as a poor person and our tradition says you have to help people who are alone.
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President Trump late Wednesday said he'd prefer not to have a "poor person" in top economic positions in his administration.
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And I love all people, rich or poor, but in those particular positions, I just don't want a poor person.
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It got $22013 billion in "country programmable aid" (the most routine kind) in 20003, which is $22000 per poor person.
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"If someone's data has to be breached, breach the poor person because there's lower chance of repercussion," he said wryly.
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" During a speech in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Trump said "in those particular positions, I just don't want a poor person.
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You can be married and be distant from your spouse, you can be rich and look like a poor person.
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Rather than a carpenter, played by Kurt Russell, the role of "poor person" is now a housecleaner played by Anna Faris.
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She's a feminist, too, but one who can't overcome her seemingly immutable status as a poor person, whomever she voted for.
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I kept imagining the poor person trapped in the stall next to theirs, listening to the bullish exhaust of Judson's appetite.
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"Poor person brain" is when you're just about out of your mind stressed about how you don't have enough to get by.
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"And I love all people, rich or poor, but in those particular positions, I just don't want a poor person," Trump added.
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When giving the wealthy a $1.793 trillion tax cut leaves you with only a hammer, every poor person looks like a nail.
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"The most common condition is the poor person who can afford a car but it totally disrupts their finances," Speck told me.
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DOUGLAS: I'm sure they investigated me and looked into my life and stuff, and, you know, I'm a poor person, you know?
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But the average low-income country containing more than 1 percent of the world's poor in 2015 got $107.80 per poor person.
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The money that we spend on an evening's entertainment might instead save some poor person from death, blindness, or chronic and severe pain.
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The couple offered to pay his health insurance, but he also turned down the money so his "poor person" status wouldn't be compromised.
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" He went on: "And I love all people -- rich or poor -- but in those particular positions, I just don't want a poor person.
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The likelihood that education will lift a poor person out of one into the other partly depends on the actions of universities themselves.
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It's a book about a poet—not a great poet, but a poor person who longs to be an artist, longs for beauty.
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And in the wake of these choices, Trump is telling his voters, "I just don't want a poor person" giving him economic policy advice.
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Donald Trump has said it ("I love all people, rich or poor, but in [Cabinet-level] positions, I just don't want a poor person.").
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The prospect of being reborn as a poor person in a world ravaged by climate change could lead us to very different political decisions.
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Now it just makes me feel like a jerk for having upset some poor person who was trying to make small talk over hummus.
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Does it make sense, he wonders, to focus so much on whether a sick poor person is responsible for not having acquired health insurance?
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If voted to power in 2019, the Congress is committed to a Minimum Income Guarantee for every poor person, to help eradicate poverty & hunger.
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I remember every time I would climb up, I would think the poor person holding the ladder to keep it steady had the worst view.
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Vietnam also got $227 billion; but, because it is much smaller and rather better off, that works out to $21,658 per poor person (see map).
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And as any good economist will tell you, the same dollar is worth more to a poor person than it is to a rich person.
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Too often, though, proponents of work requirements assume that all it takes for a poor person to get a job is to want a job.
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But within 20 feet of this interaction, Sands had an actor pose as either an affluent person or a poor person, denoted by clothing and actions.
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After performing a complex sensory surgery on a test subject, the poor person is completely disoriented and begins to hallucinate and "hear" people who have passed away.
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What remains is the story of a poor person who showed up out of nowhere and started saying astonishing things about life and how to live it.
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The same is true for the rest of America: a poor person is now much likelier to be found in the suburbs than in the big cities.
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"With capitalism, you cede control to market forces, which won't grant a poor person the right to stay in their homes, or to see a doctor," she says.
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"I love all people -- rich or poor -- but in those particular positions, I just don't want a poor person," he said at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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YOU'LL BE SEEING IT SPLATTERED ACROSS CAMPAIGN ADS: President Trump last night said he'd prefer not to have a "poor person" in top economic positions in his administration.
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A billionaire who has forgotten his wallet one day is not poor, anymore than a poor person who lands a windfall of several hundred dollars is suddenly rich.
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It's been the case for a very long time that if you say poor person, a lot of people immediately think of a black person or of a minority.
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A thousand bucks handed to a multimillionaire means almost nothing, but it's significant for a middle-income person, and for a poor person it could open up the world.
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"I get why everyone gets mad when rich person X gets a short sentence and poor person of color Y gets a long one," the singer wrote on Twitter.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics defines a "working poor" person as someone below the poverty line who spent at least half the year either working or looking for employment.
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The poor person, who has been mistreated by the aforementioned rich person, takes this opportunity to usher in some sort of poetic justice by convincing them that they are married.
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It seems that barbarism, to Graham and his ilk, is the idea that they would lose their right to segregated, high-end care to some undeserving, poor person of color.
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The nonworking poor person getting something for nothing is a lot like the cheat committing voter fraud: pariahs who loom far larger in the American imagination than in real life.
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It's at this point that poor person brain blossoms: I'm still going to struggle whether or not I buy a bag of chips, so I might as well buy the chips.
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Show a poor person—or even someone who was once poor—and a rich person pictures of threatening faces, and the poor person's amygdala will likely become more activated for longer.
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If two people are dying from the same disease, and require the same operation to survive, and one can pay and one cannot, is it okay for the poor person to die?
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Look at a newspaper and pay attention: What news is useful for a poor person, someone who's suffering from a flood, someone who needs the intervention or attention of a public entity?
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You know, when you go into the store and buy a box of laundry detergent, and the price has up — you know, 50 cents because of regulations, a poor person notices that.
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India and Nigeria, the countries with the two largest populations of extreme poor in the world, received nearly the lowest net aid per poor person among all aid-receiving countries in 2016.
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"This idea of oh poor little black person, oh poor little poor person, oh poor little woman, oh poor little indigenous person, everybody's a poor little something!" he declared, his voice crackling with excitement.
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If you assume that because there are no longer phaseout rates to programs discouraging work, every able-bodied poor person gets a minimum wage job, working half time, the rate falls by 84 percent.
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"In the bank account of every poor person in the country, there will be a minimum income -- given by the Indian government," Congress President Rahul Gandhi said at an election rally earlier this week.
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Because they're wealthy, white women in 1905-ish Britain, they can attempt to prescribe fix-alls for those less fortunate until the cows come home without having to ask an actual poor person their opinion.
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Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court said the ideal that every person stands equal before the law cannot be realized if a poor person has to face his accusers without a lawyer to assist him.
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Raising the age at which you can claim Medicare benefits by a year or two, for example, lops off a far larger share of the expected retirement period of a poor person than a rich one.
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They range from the not-crazily ambitious — read two books a month — to the kind of thing only a billionaire (or a very, very poor person!) might think about, like killing all of his own meat.
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One school of thought holds that a major problem with the Affordable Care Act is that it creates a structure where a hypothetical near-poor person has very little financial incentive to increase his labor market earnings.
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Lydia knew that preapproval was not required for a tour and suspected that, because of her casual clothing combined with her race, the agent had mistaken her for a poor person who couldn't realistically make an offer.
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"It feels like you're throwing a quarter out of the window to the poor person on the street," he added of the company's various investments into journalism, such as its new $3 million program focused on newspaper subscriptions.
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On Thursday's Late Night, host Seth Meyers drew parallels between President Donald Trump's Wednesday speech in Iowa — in which he said he didn't want a "poor person" working on the economy in his cabinet — and the GOP healthcare bill.
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"The deductible for a plan with an actuarial value of 256 percent would be a significantly higher percentage of income," the office writes; indeed it'd reach about $2800,22026 a year, or most of the income of a poor person.
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Whenever somebody wants you to kick a bunch of people out of your country or go to war, they'll tell you a really sad story of some poor person who looks like you and got victimized in some way.
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In both, the poor person is recognized as a literary talent and writes a short story, which immediately leads to professional reward and the ascent up a rung in the literary world, while the rich person accepts a more humble fate.
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We reminded half of the respondents of this fact by asking them a series of questions about whether a rich person, middle-class person or poor person would have an advantage or an equal chance when it came to eight different outcomes.
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Because if you work for a great company for a poor person, you either have to find a way to change quickly or you're going to be unhappy and you're going to want to leave, regardless of how good the company is.
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The bootstrap narrative of a plucky poor person escaping poverty through hard work and perseverance has a lot of purchase in the US, and when Americans imagine someone "escaping poverty," it's usually through a story like that, not by getting a check.
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Although Jack eventually sacrifices his life so that Rose gets that piece of driftwood all to herself, it's not really Christian insofar as the poor person dies and the rich person lives forever, lich-like, until she throws her phylactery into the ocean and is destroyed.
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If I'm a poor person who lives near transit and I think about my community becoming more like the walkable communities I'm familiar with ... it seems perfectly logical for me to think I'm not going to be able to afford that, that I'm going to get pushed out.
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On the other, being wealthy by definition insulates you from public opinion—rich people can live in expensive condo buildings and gated communities, travel between conferences and resorts in first class or on private jets, and never say a word to a poor person who doesn't work for them.
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I had just been elected Stanford student body president on a "radical" platform calling for an end to the university's cooperation with the war, and I had already refused to accept a student deferment that would have allowed me to avoid the draft and probably sent a poor person in my stead.
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When President Donald Trump told a rally in Iowa that "I just don't want a poor person" running the economy on Wednesday, in response to questions about why he prefers multimillionaires and billionaires to hold Cabinet positions, he seemingly forgot that the mind behind the original American economic system was Alexander Hamilton, the poorest of the Founding Fathers.
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So now, a poor person who needs cash to meet a sudden or recurring expense can get a long-term, costly loan from the payday lender, to be paid in installments; or they can get a short-term loan from their bank, which will likely get rolled over multiple times and not be paid off for months, at potentially even greater cost.
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This week, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE told local Iowans that he "doesn't want a poor person" in charge of the economy.
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To think back to the height of optimism about microfinance is to think of a lot of claims that were embraced pretty unskeptically by many philanthropists — that every poor person could become a business person, that every small group of five desperately impoverished women had a promising business idea just waiting to happen, that the poor were just one boost away from prosperity.
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Founders Elie Hassenfeld and Holden Karnofsky both estimated that saving the life of a child younger than 22019 is worth about 25 times as much as doubling consumption for a poor person for one year; but while Elie thought saving a child under 248 was about half as valuable as saving one older than 853, Holden thought it was about a third as valuable.
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"We have taken a decision that every poor person in India, after Congress forms government in 61.63, will be guaranteed minimum income," Gandhi (the son of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and former Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, the grandson of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and the great-grandson of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru) announced in a speech in the city of Raipur.
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Scheduled to speak for 30 minutes at a campaign rally in Iowa, he raved for over an hour, declaring that he was working on legislation to block immigrants from receiving welfare for five years (that legislation already exists and was signed by Bill Clinton); that the GOP victories in special elections in heavily Republican districts were proof that "all we do is win, win, win" (Trump's approval rating is currently sitting at 36 percent); that his cabinet is full of millionaires because he doesn't want a "poor person" as commerce secretary; and that The Wall the United States will construct on its Mexican border will be made out of solar panels (I don't even know what to do with the last two).
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