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mesodude1 year, 1 month ago
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I have no idea what your point is. If Obama raises income taxes on his own income bracket, he is sacrificing more of his INCOME to the common good. If he doesn't raise taxes on his income bracket he's NOT sacrificing more of his income. ;-(
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theido1 year, 1 month ago
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Of course Obama and the dems are more than willing to give up a little extra of there income. They know it will buy them votes, and they already have more than enough money. You have business, you need money to run it. The only money the dems need to run there business, the government, is more tax money.
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HannibalBarca1 year, 1 month ago
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Then try explaining to me why Obama's campaign can and has raised more funds than McC's
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I never saw congress bail him out, so where did all that money come from.
Oh right, those tax payers who Reps have chit on.
Gama submitted a story two days ago, that even in this economic upheaval, the CEO's and bosses on wall street are prepared to give themselves $70 bill in bonuses, $70 flipping billion for the greedy fat cats who helped this mess to happen, but for Obama wanting to somehow get some of that money to "trickle down" (now where did I hear that before) to the lower tax brackets has Reps in a tissie.
Get a life or get laid, but do something to relieve your idiocy.-
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theido1 year, 1 month ago
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-"Then try explaining to me why Obama's campaign can and has raised more funds than McC's"
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First try to explain how that has anything to do with my comment.
-"but for Obama wanting to somehow get some of that money to "trickle down" (now where did I hear that before) to the lower tax brackets has Reps in a tissie."
Trickle down economics has nothing to do with taxing the rich and giving the money to the poor. Its about creating more jobs, lowing cost of products, making it easier to the poorer to buy more and find jobs easier and make more money.
-"Get a life or get laid, but do something to relieve your idiocy."
Oh well now don't you sound so intelligent. Even idiots can spout off negative attacks.-
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HannibalBarca1 year, 1 month ago
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First try to explain how that has anything to do with my comment.
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Easy, you said this
". The only money the dems need to run there business, the government, is more tax money."
So I showed you were they got non Gov money.
next you say
"Trickle down economics has nothing to do with taxing the rich and giving the money to the poor.
Bah humbug!!!, it is the same
Trickle down was supposed to benefit the poorer as the wealth would trickle down from the rich
Obamma's plan is taxing the rich a bit more so he can relieve the taxes of those in lower brackets; it is still money from the top going down; but ray-guns idea relied on people willing to do this; which they didn't, while Obama will try to make it happen.
So I still stand by my comment
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mesodude1 year, 1 month ago
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"Of course Obama and the dems are more than willing to give up a little extra of there income."
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--I guess...But aren't Republicans buying votes by shielding the ultra-wealthy from tax liability (plus they're giving themselves tax cuts)? I guess what I'm asking is why you're suggesting that you're morally superior somehow in voting for Republicans when they're buying votes from the wealthy? ;-(
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