Complexity is never good. Just tax everything above £100k at 45%(or whatever figure gives the same net result) and don't bother mucking about with allowances or childcare.

Or maybe that's just a parochial issue that doesn't affect most people here?

So he mistyped his password and then assumed his account had been locked because he had been fired? That's an admission of guilt and/or incompetence right there.

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Who's that smiling down from the top? He looks nothing like Hitler.

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Another egregious candidate.

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He's not looking at any data points.

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Crikey DM!

Didn't you know that everybody in the Trump regime is infallible, and none more so than Vance.

(Correction: the word "infallible" should be "weird".)

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Vlad loves your work.

Infrastructure first!

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Indeed. And if you've got a battery or EV then you can get paid to charge it while the sun shines then paid again to send the electricity back to the grid after dark.

We get paid to use electricity in the UK. Negative pricing happens most weekends through the summer.

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That'd be nice but retrospective changes aren't good practice.

Yes, but they probably thought "it can't happen here". They now know it can.

So you can have EOs but they need to be voted through and can be amended in the process..

In most democracies a president/leader can propose things but the parliament (Congress and Senate) actually make the change.

Why not? Joining the ICC should be a day 1 priority, along with constitutional clarification to scrap presidential pardons and executive orders (because those have no place in a democracy).

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Is that true? Maybe the Tories, after Boris Johnson's purge, but I don't doubt most MPs get elected because they want to make things better. Obviously they soon discover that they have very limited power to achieve that, even when in government...

If your Republican opponent votes against impeachment then your mid-term leaflets can honestly depict him as a supporter of piracy, genocide and wanting a "whole civilization to die".

Add to that "Your vote can stop this monster."