20%, they pay about 12.7% of their income in these kinds of taxes. if you are in the top 1% in florida, you pay 2.3% of your income in taxes. in contrast, if you look at the blue line, which is new york, you can see it s stable. it s not progressive. it s not regressive. new yorkers way about 11.3% of their income in taxes. florida, in effect, has a tax policy designed to reward millionaires for going there at the expense of, one could say, the people at the bottom who are paying higher shares of income than they are in new york. people in florida at the bottom pay a higher share of income than people in new york at the bottom. that s fascinating. your final chart shows where people are going, you nengsed mentioned florida and texas, and idaho and montana, and places out west. i can t answer all of these questions. i can tell you things that are not going to be surprising given what we just talked about. this is 2020 to 2022.
growth and a resilient labor market. also highlighting one of the biggest thorns in biden s side, quote: analyzed headline inflation has moved from 11.3% over the first three months of the year to 3.7% over the last three months. biden s critics see the last year much differently. the average family lost about $4,000 in income, julie, in terms of their purchasing power because of biden inflation. my friends watching this show your job in 2023 is to cut government spending as much as you possibly can. it won t just be tougher now for biden to pass bills. he will be facing down a litany of republican probes. the border went from a crisis to a catastrophe. now we are nearing a collapse. we need to get to the truth. we need to get to the bottom of where his priorities lie. republicans want to see change where biden so far has not been inclined to make any. what we need to do is unleash american energy and if we do that we can bring prices down here at home. although 2023 starts w
based on clinical trials, more than a thousand adults and in the trial it was found that the drug appeared to reduce cognitive and functional decline by 27%. and that same trial we also saw some serious adverse events. 14% of people experienced adverse events compared with 11.3% who took a placebo. and some of the adverse events were a side effect and a small percentage of the group, including brain swelling and brain bleeding and some researchers have noticed that some people are at a certain genetic increased risk for those adverse events so depending on what the fda decision is this week we might see something where if the agency does grant accelerated approval but if you have this increased risk, the drug might not be recommended for you. but recommended for others. so i m sure that will be part of the fda discussion this is week.
kentucky touting the fracture law with mitch mcconnell. other officials pete buttigieg and vice president kamala harris. he will also fan out later in the week to do the same thing as what some might say laying the ground work for a 2024 run. the white house is framing his past challenges as progress made. in a memo saying american ends 2022 better positioned than other major economies with solid growth, a res silient labor mart and when prescription drug laws take effect this month. annualizedheadline inflation has moved from 11.3% over the first three months to 3.7% over the last three months. but the administration s critics see 2022 much differently. day.
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