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Originally posted by kmax87No, I'm pretty tired of the last four years of namby-pamby-itis.
Given that senate and house numbers are pretty much unchanged, is this lame duck city, or given the political trauma the American people have just recently endured, is it possible that an era of bipartisanship awaits?
It's time for Obama to take the gloves off.
He can start by telling the rich making over 250K that not only are the Bush tax cuts dead for them, but they can damn well expect an increase in their rate, above and beyond what the tax cuts took away.
Originally posted by SuzianneHe can tell them that all he wants, but the executive branch can't just decide that.
No, I'm pretty tired of the last four years of namby-pamby-itis.
It's time for Obama to take the gloves off.
He can start by telling the rich making over 250K that not only are the Bush tax cuts dead for them, but they can damn well expect an increase in their rate, above and beyond what the tax cuts took away.
Originally posted by SuzianneThe gop's favourite meme is that he had a 2 yr supermajority and did nothing.
No, I'm pretty tired of the last four years of namby-pamby-itis.
It's time for Obama to take the gloves off.
He can start by telling the rich making over 250K that not only are the Bush tax cuts dead for them, but they can damn well expect an increase in their rate.
Apparently it only lasted around 72 days. Issues around Al Franken's election, Kennedy's illness and death, Byrd's illness and death and a couple of conservative Dem's who were more aligned with the GOP and were beholden to appear fiscally responsible, meant that for most of Obama's presidency, the gloves were firmly on and Obama had to build consensus cause he never had the numbers to steamroll....
Originally posted by SuzianneSuzianne - I am one of those "rich". I paid $76,000 in income taxes last year. You can kiss my ass.
No, I'm pretty tired of the last four years of namby-pamby-itis.
It's time for Obama to take the gloves off.
He can start by telling the rich making over 250K that not only are the Bush tax cuts dead for them, but they can damn well expect an increase in their rate, above and beyond what the tax cuts took away.
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Originally posted by rwingettSome of them are so god damn dependent your bank balance just automatically drains in their vicinity.
Better hold onto it tight. We're sending around a posse of hippies and welfare cheats to redistribute your wealth. Your tax bill will be much less next year.
God damn hippy money sumps. If only wigs were still in fashion, they could be good for something.
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Originally posted by sasquatch672You are a rich worker. You aren't the problem. It's the capitalists who are the problem.
Suzianne - I am one of those "rich". I paid $76,000 in income taxes last year. You can kiss my ass.
And keep in mind that a lot of your career has been tax funded, not free market.
Originally posted by kmax87Screw bipartisanship. Nonpartisanship is the only way to go.
Given that senate and house numbers are pretty much unchanged, is this lame duck city, or given the political trauma the American people have just recently endured, is it possible that an era of bipartisanship awaits?
Originally posted by AThousandYoungSo my boss is the problem? He owns the company. He gives over 900 people a living. He's the problem?
You are a rich worker. You aren't the problem. It's the capitalists who are the problem.
And keep in mind that a lot of your career has been tax funded, not free market.
Originally posted by sasquatch672Tsk, tsk. Your boss gives nobody a living. He is a placeholder in a system. It is only by grace of the Market that your boss is permitted to thrive, and others to thrive under him.
So my boss is the problem? He owns the company. He gives over 900 people a living. He's the problem?