Yes, Republicans lie. They tell great stories of what they will do, but in the end, they don't do it.
Democrats, on the other hand, tell the truth. They tell horrifying stories of what they will do, and they do it.

Of course the IRS provides you with a convenient way to pay estimated taxes midyear if you think you are underpaying, but they don't provide you with any way of retrieving back money if you are overpaying. Companies that pay a lot of bonuses usually take out the maximum percentage of taxes for the bonus. If you get a large portion of your pay as bonus, you often don't get use of that money until 16 months later when it is worth 5% less according to the government and probably 20% less in real terms.

The IRS wouldn't get much out of me. My expenses are much higher than my income. Especially this year since I don't have a job. However, despite having no income, and despite having several thousand dollars in withholding already given to the IRS for 2015, I still owed over a thousand dollars this year.

If I was looking at 10 TB of storage, I would guess that I might have a need for maybe a 300 or 400 GB SSD along with platter. I use SSD for only a small fraction of my storage. Basically the OS and files which I need to load fast. In my case that is Flight Simulator files. I have 3 TB of platter drive for everything else. If you are storing media (just guessing, based on the 10 TB), then platter is plenty fast enough for loading.

Actually, in the SSD world, that is more like $0.40/GB. So this new low price point is only 2.5 times the existing price point. But then , the speed is about triple.
I don't think I would pay 2.5 times as much for 3 times the speed, but maybe other people would.
If you REALLY don't care about speed and are only interested in capacity, then SSDs should not even be on the radar for you. Look at Hard Drives instead.

Yes, that is ridiculous that you would get life in prison for hacking or for smoking pot, and also ridiculous that you would get 4 years in prison for flying near the white house. The airspace belongs to the people.

Wrong. A Church has to apply for 501(c) just like any other Charitable organization, and is subject to the same tax rules, other than some minor rules about auditing.

I'm sure if you actually looked into the ownership, you will find that the restaurants, coffee shops and bookstores are owned by an organization that is not tax-exempt, although it may have some common ownership with the organization which owns the Church.

You CAN'T complain or you will be thrown in Guantanamo.

Nobody wronged the TSA, so the TSA can't call the police. They didn't even witness the crime, they only heard about it afterwards. What needs to happen is for the thousands of men who were sexually assaulted need to bring up criminal charges against the TSA employees and civil charges against the TSA for allowing, enabling and encouraging the sexual assault.

Somewhere in the 1990s I went to visit my parents with my sister and I had an earlier return flight, but my sister ended up needing to get back home earlier. We switched tickets. The airline had no issue whatsoever.

I think GP means "bought and paid for by the public, but not allowed to be used by the public."

It doesn't happen to me either because after the first day of dealing with dozens of popups, I turned it off.
I don't think I am going to bother with listing out the millions of programs which require administrator to run. I'm sure there is a site out there somewhere. I know i see far too many programs that SAY they need administrator, but maybe do not. Many programmers run as administrator on their own machines so they put in the documentation that the programs they develop must run as administrator.

Perhaps they should advertise it not as a split screen program, but a "make Windows usable" program, since most Windows programs are written incorrectly, so you get dozens of UAC dialogues every time you move the mouse, and nothing works unless it is run as administrator,

I used to use a single monitor back when programs were written such that they didn't hog all available screen real estate while still somehow making it necessary for you to do 5 mouseclicks to get to any of the functions of the program. Back when 17" monitors were relatively new, I had a 17" monitor and I could have 3 or 4 terminal sessions going along with several Windows program and could work seemlessly. Now you are constantly paging because every single Windows program is unusable unless it is in full screen even though the number of white pixels is approximately 98%.