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For stronger background checks. Folks wil right before coming to air, word that the president has signed a bump stock memoranda. He expects the regulation to be finalized very soon by jeff sessions. Well see the students protesting tomorrow, saying listen, we are taking a stand, and President Trump has visitors to the white house. I think the young people are going to be a very powerful force. The bump stock ban is something the white house originally floated in the wake of the las vegas shootings when the bump stock was used in the attacks. It was something with by partisan support at the tim...

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203 Sheridan Road (Redfin) The pandemic pushed many Chicago luxury buyers out of the city and into the burbs, as five of the 10 priciest residential properties that sold in Cook County in 2020 were in tony Winnetka. That included the most expensive home on the list, a 6,000-square-foot estate at 203 Sheridan Road, which includes 9,000 square feet of private beach fronting Lake Michigan. It was also one of four homes on Sheridan Road that made this year’s list. “I don’t think the North Shore has felt like a seller’s market for a decade,” said Kelly Rynes of Berkshire Hathaway HomeSer...

What peter is describing is something that really just has never worked in the history of the last 30 years of republican trickle down supply side tax plans. so the idea here is that -- >> ronald reagan's plan worked. >> if you cut tacks for those at the top of the scale, far more for those at the middle or the bottom, the people at the top will somehow spend it or nvms it in a way that will create faster growth. this didn't work for ronald wray rey gan or george w. bush. it worked in reverse for bill clinton who raised taxes and got a productivity boom. this is simply supply side trickle-down...