With that kind of backing I see her being put up to run 2020.

She won’t be old enough, but could technically be VP. But she will be old enough to be potus in 2024.

This is exactly what worries me. Ironically they're using Trump tactics straight out of the book. Start from an extreme position and negotiate your way to get what you really want.

Exactly. She exposed herself when she
Got on her soapbox exclaiming “...YOU do it.  But you’re not. Until you do it, I’M THE BOSS.” 

As if “IT” is something that must be done when it does not need to be “done.”

If I recall correctly, if you owe anything at all, or it could have been more than a certain amount (very low amount, something like $500), then you must make quarterly estimated tax payments the following year and being short in ANY quarter triggers a penalty. I don't know if that's still true though, it's a vague memory from when my Mom was deep into this stuff. Wrote her own software to do people's taxes on the side in fact, in the days before Turbo Tax.

Anyway I do the same thing as Nipple Boy because I've found it very difficult with the online W-4 calculators to get my withholding right (I have interest and rental income as well). I was withholding way too much for over half the year in 2018, and eventually calculated that if I just filed a new W-4 with zero extra withholding (sometime in September), I would still get a refund, so I did that. Figuring my taxes at the end of the year, it looked like I would actually owe a few hundred, but not sure if it's enough to require estimated tax this year. Now that I have the actual paperwork, I need to actually figure them... that's for spring break though (next week).

Right now I'm withholding about $100 too much according to the online calculators, but I'm leery of cutting it down because of this.

There is no specific requirement to make quarterly estimates tax payments. However, whether you do or don’t depends on how much you owe on your returns.

There is no penalty for underpayment if estimated tax if you:

1.  Owe less than $1,000;

2.  Pay in at least 90% of your CURRENT YEAR tax liability; or

3.  Pay in at least 100% (or $110% if your prior year AGI exceeded $150,000) of the PRIOR YEAR tax.

So if you don’t have enough withheld to meet these exceptions to the penalty, you can either increase your withholding, OR pay
quarterly estimated tax payments.

And yes, you can earn a penalty in any quarter if you underpay your withholding and/or estimated tax payments.

It all falls back to the Heller decision, in which the justices said that governments couldn't forbid the possession of firearms "in common use", their phrasing, not mine.  I think I understand the proviso, I don't think anyone wants highly destructive military weapons in the hands of the general public, at least that's what I'm assuming is behind the phrasing.  But what's "common use"?  An governmental entity can try and regulate the possession of any firearm by saying it falls outside of "common use".  And therein lies the danger.

The AR-15 is the most common rifle in the USA. It is in common use and thus should be protected from any prohibitions under Heller. Yet the leftists still push “assault weapons bans.”  Why?

http://fortune.com/2019/02/27/boeing-orders-hanoi-trump/

Now, I'll wait for the perfesser to come along and tell us how bad this deal is, and how Trump got "played" by VN.

I’m getting tired of all this winning. 

It's a negotiation, and like any negotiation you need to know when to walk away.  It's a tactic and it's working.  It's hardly a failure.  When selling anything, if the buyer accepts your asking price right away then you asked for too little.

Exactly right. Steingar can’t see success because he’s so filled with hate.

The tearing down of statues and renaming of landmarks, buildings, etc is so reminiscent of what the communist do when they take over..     Coincidence?

Same with the Taliban and ISIS. It’s the path of tyranny. 

A lesser man would bow out after 4 years, saying he doesn’t need this shit, for no pay, for disruption of his family and business life, and for literally no gratitude whatsoever.

But Trump seems to thrive on this shit.

I believe he was a reluctant leader, and never ever expected to win the presidency.  Yet when he did, he stood up, took the fire, and followed through on his promises, at least as much as is legally possible with an intransigent congressional majority, and an adverse congressional minority.

If he stands in the gap one more time, I’m standing with him.