[Tuco-bad]

My problem, alas, is that, for various reasons, my family and I have yet to enjoy the fruits of any such prosperity in the financial arena. This is due in good part to the fact that we spent so many years of our younger adult lives serving others in volunteer service, to try and make the world a better place, while paying scant attention (or none) to our own financial situation.

Maybe if Bush gave the working people more of a tax cut than he gave his wealthy friends, you would have the financial resources to continue to volunteer.

[ladtx]

Maybe if Bush gave the working people more of a tax cut than he gave his wealthy friends, you would have the financial resources to continue to volunteer.

If you have to depend on a tax cut to prosper then I contend you need to rely on yourself more than the government dole.

[lonestar]

Tuco-bad, baaaaaaaaaaaad!

[woofie]

Tuco, whenever I see your name I think of a bad Taco at Taco-Bell...(You really have nothing else to share do you?)

[alaskanfan]

Maybe if Bush gave the working people more of a tax cut than he gave his wealthy friends, you would have the financial resources to continue to volunteer.

Being myself somewhat of an economical idiot... please explain to me why a tax increase puts more money in my pocket and less money in the pocket of big government?

I'm so confused.....

[coloradan]

Maybe if Bush gave the working people more of a tax cut than he gave his wealthy friends, you would have the financial resources to continue to volunteer.

As opposed to the tax increases of his opponent?

[RAT Patrol]

Maybe if Bush gave the working people more of a tax cut than he gave his wealthy friends, you would have the financial resources to continue to volunteer. Excuse me but WHO do you think employs the "working people" (as though wealthy people do not work)? Strap the employers and investors in the U.S. with tax burdens to keep the lazy lazy and you simply spiral the economy downward and reduce the number of people WORKING. Already, if you have two kids in school you probably aren't even coming close to paying your own way in this system. (And still no QUALITY to the QUANTITY in our education--the benefits of competition losing out to the socialists money and power monopoly on our schools. And still it is not enough for them.)

All Democrats advocate for are high taxes for people who keep this economy going and high benefits for the people already demanding more services than they can begin to pay for. That adds up to theft, nothing more.

[finnman69]

Maybe if Bush gave the working people more of a tax cut than he gave his wealthy friends, you would have the financial resources to continue to volunteer.

Another example that makes me wonder why you are still on FR.