Fix the filibuster NOW!
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to compromise with those tea party radicals is as simple as to compromise with the taliban...Roth Army Icon
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I think they should...they receive far more benefits this country has to offer as far and security and infrastructure and often statistically do less for the consumerist economy overall. Also, the continued trends are a slipping middle class with stagnant wages while CEO's pocket books have swelled in the last 30 years. Corporate profits have never been better, yet they're have far less investment in their workers than ever with the obsolescence of pensions in favor of 401K's for example. So yes, those who benefit the most and give back the least should have to pay more taxes...Comment
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How is that? That disposable income goes directly back into the economy far more so than all the money Mitt Romney is saving on his 14% tax bracket on interest. Has Mitt created any jobs with all the money he's saving?..Comment
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Um, no it wouldn't you dolt! That would do far more harm to the economy than only letting the Bush-era wartime tax cuts expire on the top earners...
What's funny is how easily deluded you are even in your own economic Kool Aidz™ beliefs of lower taxes is always great for the economy, the notions of "how" and "why" you clearly cannot comprehend...Last edited by Nickdfresh; 11-13-2012, 12:23 PM.Comment
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You have no clue of what I was talking about, that much is obvious by your reply. Nick, seek help!!! Preferably in an economics classroom!Um, no it wouldn't you dolt! That would do far more harm to the economy than only letting the Bush-era wartime tax cuts expire on the top earners...
What's funny is how easily deluded you are even in your own economic Kool Aidz™ beliefs of lower taxes is always great for the economy, the notions of "how" and "why" you clearly cannot comprehend...“If bullshit was currency, Joe Biden would be a billionaire.” - George W. BushComment
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How 'bout this one? YOU HAVE NO CLUE...
A family of four is in poverty on $20K! And's that's $100 less spent on groceries, diapers, insurance, gas, etc. Why don't YOU go into a fucking classroom?..Comment
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I have no problem with paying more, I just think everyone should pay a little more. We're all in this together, and we should all work to get out of it together. We need to pay down our debt and reduce our deficits until things are balanced again. I'm for everyone's tax rates going up by some arbitrary number (3%?) and putting that additional revenue towards financial repair for the nation and at the same time reducing overall spending across the board, starting with the military budget.I think they should...they receive far more benefits this country has to offer as far and security and infrastructure and often statistically do less for the consumerist economy overall. Also, the continued trends are a slipping middle class with stagnant wages while CEO's pocket books have swelled in the last 30 years. Corporate profits have never been better, yet they're have far less investment in their workers than ever with the obsolescence of pensions in favor of 401K's for example. So yes, those who benefit the most and give back the least should have to pay more taxes...
Not suggesting that you are saying this, but I have a real problem with anyone saying they think other people should pay more to fix a problem we all share. Comes across as though people only care about the problem so long as they aren't a part of the solution.
We have a big financial problem in this country. Everyone needs to chip in and bail us out. Everyone. It's not sacrifice if we only expect one group to do it.Comment
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broadening the base can be very ineffective if it causes lower income individuals to pay more taxes - i.e. taking more money out of spending. you take an extra $100 from somebody making $20,000 and that is definitely $100 gone from the spending. take an extra 1% from the top tax bracket and there's no loss of spending. yes, there's probably a loss of investment capital, but that's not as much of an impact on economic growth as direct expenditure.Comment







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