UNBELIEVABLE...
YouTube - Barney Frank: Plenty of rich people that we can tax
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Plenty of rich people that we can tax
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Obama's 95% Illusion
It makes a get tag line, but is it real??
Obama's 95% Illusion - WSJ.com
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Obama's Tax Cuts = "Welfare"
Obama plans to "cut" the taxes of the 46 millions Americans that pay NO Income tax. How? How can he "cut" zero? by giving away money, that's how. People that pay NO TAXES will get what is called a "refund". It's not really a refund or a tax cut because they paied no taxes, so its just free oney.. i.e. "welfare"
If it just wanted to say he plan on increasing no strings attached welfare payments, that would be one thing, but disguising it as tax related is just silly, and dishonest.
Donald Lambro : Obama's Tax Cuts Look Like "Welfare", - Townhall.com
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Interview with ‘Spread the Wealth Around’ Plummer
An interview with Joe Wurzelbacher, the plumber who's wealth Obama wants to spread around...
So a 2 man plumbing business is going to pay more taxes so a NASA Engineer like me doesn't have to... now THAT is change I can believe in!! (I believe it's a crock)
Family Security Matters » Publications » Exclusive: Obama – ‘Spread the Wealth Around’ Reveals Socialist Plan for America
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
The Florida Tax Amendment
I will use my first post on LURT to pose a question about local taxes. Referring to amendment 1 in Florida, I usually always vote in a manner to lower my tax burden (i.e. I voted yes). I believe that the government should instead, a) cut needless spending and most importantly b) cut waste.
The main argument for voting "no" on the amendment was that basic services would be cut due to decreased tax revenues. However, as far as I can see, the population is growing thus increasing the tax base. Housing prices and assessments have also increased so people buying new homes are paying higher property tax rates - another thing that should increase tax revenues. So where the hell is all of this extra tax revenue going and have our basic services gotten so expensive that they now cost so much more than the amount of the extra tax revenue?
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