[whitedog57]

Fiscal insanity indeed!

[Paladin2]

Can-kicking Bank Robbers.

[humblegunner]

(Excerpt) Read more at confoundedinterest.wordpress.com ...

What seems to have caused you to excerpt your own blog?

[oldbrowser]

We should no longer use the term “fiscal cliff” since it implies that a cliff can be gotten over. How about “fiscal insanity?”

More like fiscal malfeasance.

[bestintxas]

I wrote my congressman today that the problem is not we do not pay enough taxes, it is we spend too much.

Enough idiot Republicans may vote for this insanity of raising the debt ceiling and giving Obama more money to spend.

[The Cajun]

Income tax cuts would be extended on families earning up to $450,000, the official said, with rates rising to 39.6 percent on incomes above that.

Rates on estate taxes would rise to 40 percent, on amounts above $5 million.

You just got to laugh at this BS, 39.6% on one and 40% on the other, yeah, that's the ticket.

[FlingWingFlyer]

When Barry and the ‘RATS were peeing on their supporters’ legs during the last election fiasco, they said that they wanted to raise taxes on “millionaires” and “billionaires”. People who make $450 thousand are neither. More Kenyan lies from his father.

[trebb]

Fiscal insanity indeed!

Yep - and the big money folks are pumping the Market back up to sweeten the profit taking down the road...

[Tublecane]

“it implies cliffs can be gotten over”

No. We could safely repel down it, maybe, but getting over it makes no sense. The picture here is not of us climbing a cliff but on a plateau headed for a sheer dropoff.