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Your questions of why if things are so good it must be said is stange, as it must be said to answer all the statments that things are so bad , not improving, etc ... But it is no point to do, as people beleive only their " team "... Can't wait for this election to finish ... I wont have to suffer it while a few monts in Florida . |
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My email to him I have a question for you. Im in a political argument. The person is saying in the 50's even though the Tax rates were higher with deductions people actually paid much less than they do now. Is that so? Thanks Tony His response: no And man its refreshing when you get your info from a guy who helped set policy not a pundit. |
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And it's all the black man's fault because he hasn't fixed it yet. :upsidedow And it's because he spent too much. :1orglaugh don't worry Romney will fix it all. He will sell off some of the good bits, close down the bad bits and cream a huge profit off it. Plus send more jobs to China. :thumbsup He's got a great track record. Plus he will cut taxes. The truth is obvious, little will change until the electorate wake up and stop following like sheep and voting in the same old faces with the same old policies. And anyone comparing how it used to be before 1990 is like me telling you how the porn business used to be. |
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Here is a list of when those days occurred for the past 112 years, Send this link to Mr. Bartlett and ask him why he didn't know this? http://taxfoundation.org/article/tax...rden-1900-2012 1950 - 3/24 2012 - 4/17 |
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I think Romney despite all his flaws and lies would probably win this election if he was for cutting defense. He's not however, and we simply don't need it. I think that alone loses a lot of undecideds.
The fact that it's even close is really testament to the economy still sucking despite what some things might indicate. Stock market is up, but dollar is down. Unemployment is down but lots of people stopped looking for work. Businesses may have more money than ever, but most are hoarding it. Housing market still blows. And simply put, more people than ever are struggling. Republicans have been obstructionist to say the least, so anyone who is blaming Republicans entirely and not Obama at all is basically saying to re-elect Obama so that the same shit will continue for another 4 years because that's better than electing someone else. I'm not so sure that it is. It's sad and pathetic what Republicans have done with stalling progress of the country, but it's seeming very effective in accomplishing what they've wanted to, which is have a significant chance to win this election. Let's face it - after Bush, without them doing all this, the party would have been fucked. |
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1. What if what they blocked wasn't "progress" but would have hurt the country instead? Then wouldn't they be doing what they should be doing? Also the Republicans swept the elections in 2010 with a mandate to not allow Obama's policies through. So they were doing what the people elected them to do. 2. It's not just Republicans that are against Obama. As I understand it, Obama has not passed even ONE budget in 4 years. And when those budgets were brought up to Congress...he got ZERO votes for it. That's right, not even ONE Democrat voted in favor of any of Obama's budgets. When you think about it, it's really pathetic. |
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I voted today for Gary Johnson. He will abolish all "obscenity laws" And if you make your living on the internet you might want to look at his position on that as well: http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/issue...and-technology Neither Obama or Romney have any clear direction on porn or the internet. Johnson does. It's called FREEDOM. |
I love these arguments for President.
When does anyone factor in that the President; based on the origins the Founders created, is supposed to be balanced by the Congress and the Supreme Court? When did everything become a rubber stamp for one man? Our Congress is shit and they deserve to be booted. Every single last one of them. The entire government has lost it's way. Simple as that. The people deserve better and yet we continue to elect the idiots and assume they will do what's best for us. Now, outside of that..... Obama and Romney are the choices. No one else is statistically electable. It's just not possible based on the system we have today. A vote for any other candidate is wasted, plain and simple. I'm voting for Romney because I plainly disagree with just about everything Obama represents. I envision myself as a right leaning moderate (seems to match Libertarian ideas). Obama, when looked at with a reasonable eye, has been a poor president. Bush wasn't much better. It's been a long time since a President was a good one. |
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Ok for all the people that think romney shall do a wonderful job at reducing the deficit, please watch Jon Stewart break it all down with Romney's own words. Yes, very liberal source, but its all video clips put together of Romney promising it all. Also as its the daily show you non US people probably are screwed so go watch it elsewhere, its the october 9th one.
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Romney=Bush Lite :winkwink:
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Less borrowing. That's a great idea. US GDP is $15.09 Trillion, the debt is $16.25 Trillion and rising. So if the US decides to cut the debt by $1.62 Trillion a year it will take 10 years and mean 10% less money in the US. Are you willing to take a 10% cut or should the cuts, as you indicated, hurt everyone else? Wasteful spending. I asked you to give me a list of cuts and your list was about job losses for everyone else. You even wanted poor people to starve because 2% of them abuse the system. So here's a better way to pay off the debt and not increase unemployment and reduce spending in the US. Taxes to go back to the Clinton era, sales tax of 10% on all non essential items, such as basic foods. Plus tax on imported finished goods. The myth of less taxes increasing spending and the wealth of a country has been shot down good and proper. Or is it really about everyone else taking the pain? |
Reasons the World is in trouble. The US is just an example and other countries have followed a similar route.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...993_-_2008.png 60-year-low tax revenues contribute to deficit growth http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-bL4p3EMS03...s1600/mfg1.jpg The Truth About U.S. Manufacturing These parts are very interesting. Quote:
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http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-oybmrwCjz-...00/topfive.jpg And to top it all. http://oaktreemortgages.typepad.com/...5da8970b-800wi But let's cut food stamps and other peoples jobs. Must be great to live in some countries where people share the blame and don't point fingers at everyone else. |
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Perfect timing,for a real world look at government waste. I just checked my company email and found this. A week ago, we purchased a new cnc surface grinder from a company in Chicago. The company that sold the grinder found the trucking company to deliver it. THe grinder should've been here Tuesday for a shipping fee of $375.00.
Here is the letter I just received. Hey XXXX, I haven’t found anyone for this load other than the guy that will do it for $500. I know that’s more than I quoted but the market for flatbeds has changed since that storm came in. FEMA is writing checks for whatever people want and so the price for everything has gone up. I apologize but I promise that the $500 is exactly what I’d be paying the driver and that’s as low as I could find it. If you guys want me to keep trying, I will. I just can’t guarantee that I can get the price back down that low. Again, I am really sorry for this. If you do want this $500 load, I’ll send the truck over ASAP. Thanks for your time and let me know what I should do. XXXXXX X XXXXXXX Freight Consultant XXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXX | Chattanooga, TN 37402 |
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Clinton balanced the books, or close to it. Bush gave away billions in tax cuts and went on a wild spending spree. Then the poorly regulated banks, fucked everyone playing their game of roulette with other people's money. All the time China has been rising and continues to rise. Even with that production is good, by sacking lots of people and not bothering what they do. How many more do you think will have to lose their jobs before they realise they've been screwed over? And come looking for the rich fat cats. But screw them and if 2% fraud food stamps, lets stop food stamps. And regulations, what do big businesses like yours need regulations for? :upsidedow And studies. Why bother with the Government trying to find out what's happening. They don't need to know that. Why not privatise more Government funded projects. Roads, would be a great place to start. You drive and go through automatic tolls that deduct from your CC gauged to the car you drive and mileage. Then the Government doesn't bother with that and uses the money saved to reduce the debt. Of course like the private Health Care industry, the new tolls will squeeze you a lot more. Here's a list of things that could be privatised. Policing. Medics. Fireman. Street Lighting. Street Cleaning. Schools (the poor don't need an education to be unemployed) Child Welfare. Please add to the list. I shudder to think how much you earn if you pay over $1,000,000. What % of your income is that? how much better off are you under the new tax rates than you would be under the same as the Clinton era? |
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And why should truck drivers earn so much? How greedy can a man get even though he's clearly very very rich? What a great American you are. :upsidedow |
#1 GOP rule: Never admit fault. Fuck Mitt.
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FEMA IS WRITING CHECKS for whatever people want. FEMA IS SPENDING OUR TAX DOLLARS. Why shouldn't they be required to deal with vendors on a competivie basis. And I am a great American. I served my country in the US Army, I employee people and pay their insurances and contribute to their retirement. You on the other hand are a poor human being. You sit at a computer all day and talk shit about things you clearly don't understand. If you did, you would be the one paying 7 figures in taxes rather than merely existing in some eastern european hovel. I have had enough of you and your insults. It is not worth my time. In 12 years I have never used the ignore feature until now. |
Minte you are wasting your time. Paul is simply trolling. There is no way on Earth that anybody could believe the stuff he is saying. He is fucking with you hard.
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Nothing is ever his fault, the difference is people get killed when he lies and then lies again to coverup what really happened. |
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Still waiting for someone to explain this for me. Sorry clueless liberal here
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That is John Stewart. He is a comedian. He is doing a bit there where he pretends not to understand how federal revenues will rise when millions of more people are employed (when and if that happens). It's funny. He is very liberal by the way. He could have done a bit on the crap Obama has said and done as the actual President and the shit he claimed during his 2008 campaign. But he chose not to. :) |
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I mean if 20% tax reduction would reduce the deficit, why not just make taxes 0%? We'd be in the black in no time! |
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I searched around and saw this figure a few times, 9.2 million people are employeed by the natural gas and oil sector. Even with the keystone pipeline greenlighted 12mil jobs seems a rather lofty goal to achieve. Certainly wouldn't occur overnight either. So if Romney prodeeded as he claims this would contribute massively to the deficit until this all actually happened
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If you broaden the tax base and decrease the number of dependents on the govt., it will increase revenue. Think of it like this...If you had a paysite with 200 members paying $30 a month you would make $6,000 a month. But if you had 400 members paying $25 a month you would make $10,000 a month. You cut the amount they paid, but you increased the number of people paying in AND the total revenue. You may question whether or not Romney's policies will increase employment enough to make that happen, but the fundamentals of the idea are sound. His approach is to make the U.S. more "business friendly" so that companies will want to set up shop here instead of overseas. Which would bring employment and a broader tax base. I'm not really sure what Obama's plan is. The best I can tell is that we are going to hire millions of teachers with federal money for local schools. And then our kids are going to learn to do the "jobs of tomorrow". And apparently there is going to be a lot of jobs making solar panels. But I'm not exactly sure. I think that Romney's approach to the economy would definitely work. His stance on social issues however leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth. Obama isn't much better in that regard. He's made a couple of winks and nods to gay folks...but still continues the "war on drugs", the Patriot Act, and military opportunism overseas. If you get a chance...check out Gary Johnson (that's who I early-voted for) http://garyjohnson2012.com/ He is more socially liberal than the entire Democrat party put together. And more fiscally conservative than any Republican ever was. |
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Presidential election aside, what do you two think about the impending "fiscal cliff"? It seems either way the democrats seem to have a bit more leverage this time around, though who knows if they will have any balls to use it. It's just that if congress doesn't nothing as usual rates automatically rise along with some other things like the payroll tax expires
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Whoever ends up winning the presidential election will score major points for *saving* the country. And with a bit of luck these aholes in congress will actually start working together for the benefit of the people they are supposed to be serving. Overly optimistic. probably. |
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But what I don't get ... is .. that .é.. hummm ... I thought republicans always say that Government DOES NOT create jobs ... .. confusing ... |
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