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Naches School Surplus Sale!
Just like you or me, we acquire so much stuff, that sometimes we need to clean house. Sale some stuff to make room for MORE STUFF! Sometimes pawn shops are used, other times we can hold a yard sale, or if you are fancy, a GARAGE SALE! Well, companies have to do that too from time to time, and schools are no different! So what are they to do when they have a surplus of stuff that they do not need? You get an education in shopping with a Surplus Sale!
According to a Facebook Event from the Naches Valley School District, Naches looks to clean up some of their older equipment. Everything from expired Apple iPads to even school buses will be up grabs. The Surplus Sale will be happening for 3 hours on
To dedunct it. they take away the ability to deduct student interest loan repayme repayment. they take away the ability of a teacher, who is paying for classroom items, pencils, paper, out of their pocket. they take away the ability for them to deduct that up to $250. they have this kind of veneer of closing tax preferences, but they tend to affect just disproportionately low income and middle income people while 50% of the benefits are going to the top 1% of income earners. what do you think the chances are that this gets to the president s desk for him to sign by christmas? oh, in its current form slim and none and slim just left the room. in some form there s a better chance than that to be sure. whether or not they can get there, i think frankly just remains to be seen and is in no small part going to be dependent upon whether america will stand up and speak out, as they did against repeal of the affordable health care.
J for supplies. it s about a new california law banning school fees for classroom items and activities and requiring students to bring their own materials needed for school. the law was created after the state was sued over the fees. california s constitution guarantees the right to a free public education. income inequality in america has received renewed attention with president obama s push for a higher minimum wage. that proposal has been roundly opposed by republicans who say it will kill jobs. but my next guest argues in a new op-ed the gop should lead the charge against inequality with major tax reforms and investing in our infrastructure. joining me now is sheila bair, former share woman of the fdic and offer of bull by the horns. sheila, a welcome i tell you i love the title of your op-ed. you add one vowel and it changes everything. i love that. with party to parody. you re argument really focuses on how government actions are to blame for income inequality.