U.S. presidential sweepstakes a Public-Pop Partnership for Almighty Interests

The $50,000 deduction per small business startup is a 10-fold increase, and I think it's a good idea. As a start, it would bring some economy to that segment of prospective job creators. I also see the deduction growing, if you will, the number of small business startups.

It's not unreasonable to expect that many will not defy the odds and succeed. However, some will.

On another note, these almighty bestowals from/for power-backed political candidates and special interests that include, but aren't limited to:
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• Apparent infomercial-like placement of [Kamala] Harris there at the BET Hip-Hop Awards;
• Flying banners backed by the DNC at a Penn State and a Pitt game;
• Republicans and Democrats staging an ongoing war criminal, Benjamin Netanyahu, before Congress;
• Partisan hosting of Jan. 6 Capitol Police before state legislators at the PA capitol ....

Thumbs down.

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Note: Lightly edited for clarity and adaptation for a standalone blog.

Correction: Bullet point now reflects that multiple banners were flown, not a single banner or blimp; that the display included another in-state university; and that the ad campaign was by a political organization, not a candidate.

Man holding up cardboard music emotion ("Group of diverse friends holding movie emoticons" by rawpixel - Image: 110910174 © 123RF Free Images)

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A comment on "Kamala Harris' Message To BET Hip-Hop Awards Fans: Voting Allows You To 'Determine The Future Of Our Country'" (J. JoVonn)

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Jubalyn ExWilliams lives in Pennsylvania (United States). You can find her commentaries and editorials, including one for "Kamala Harris' Message to BET Hip-Hop Awards Fans: 'Voting Allows You To Determine The Future Of Our Country'" by J. JoVonn, at landturn.com/blog. 

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