McCain: Voters won’t accept tax increases in debt ceiling deal ("They don't want compromise")

The Hill, Washington DC ^ | 2011-07-03 | Daniel Strauss

[rabscuttle385]

"...and the results of the election was that the American people don't want their taxes raised and they want to cut spending."

Let's start with your illegal war in Libya!

McCain did, however, suggest that he was open to some "revenue raisers" as part of a debt ceiling compromise...

FUJM!!!

[mojito]

Voters want an out-of-control federal government brought to heel.

Giving it more money to spend isn’t a solution.

Don’t feed the bears.

[Cheetahcat]

What a rotten piece of Garbage and Traitor, this guy is.

[BuckeyeTexan]

You bet your @ss I don’t want a compromise. No tax increases, period.

[JaneNC]

He is correct. We do NOT want tax increases.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

John McKeating will “cross the aisle” in a heartbeat.

[ElkGroveDan]

McCain did, however, suggest that he was open to some "revenue raisers" as part of a debt ceiling compromise...

If he really wanted to raise revenues he'd propose SLASHING the Capital Gains tax.

[org.whodat]

Then insane sells out with the last sentence.

[newfreep]

Whenever RINO/liberal John McKeating “crosses the aisle”, he joins the Conservatives.

[ClearCase_guy]

The establishment GOP have clearly heard the message.
They understand the message.
They "get it".

Now -- watch them compromise and work against the will of the people.

[The Cajun]

McCain did, however, suggest that he was open to some "revenue raisers" as part of a debt ceiling compromise but not tax increases.

So now we'll be paying "Revenue Raisers" to the IRS instead of new taxes.........Yeah, that's the ticket.

[Digger]

They also don’t want the borders open & illegals sent home. What about that Juan.

[BuckeyeTexan]

Several months ago, I wrote to my Senators, Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn, and my Representative, Dr. Michael Burgess, to tell them in no uncertain terms that I do no want a debt ceiling increase without very significant spending cuts and absolutely no tax increases.

Since the financial crisis began, my household has significantly reduced spending, paid off all debt except the mortgage, and stocked up on reserves. We’ve cut spending so much that I’m driving a ten-year old car even though I’d like a new one. If I can live BENEATH my means, so can the government.

And they better start NOW. The days of raising taxes on the citizens to compensate for financial rewards to political friends are OVER!

[Little Ray]

Who is this person, and what have done with Juan McCain?

[SanFranDan]

Can’t the old Glue Horse just go away, along with Jabba the Daughter.

[Zakeet]

[sinanju]

It’s the poor, dear, sweet “Maverick” loser crossing back to his side of the aisle, in his desperate attempt to make headlines and stay “relevant”.

After 2012, it’s even money which side he’ll go to, but with his love of scattering tacks on the chairs of Republican Presidents in order to win the accolades of the MSM I’d give it 60-40 he’ll play “Maverick” again and cavort and caper to the cheers and snickers of the Dems.

[calex59]

McCain did, however, suggest that he was open to some "revenue raisers" as part of a debt ceiling compromise but not tax increases.

Here's a weasel statement if I ever read one, typical McCain BS. What other "revenue raisers" are there except taxes and taxes by any other name, such as fees or revenue raisers.

[doc]

Hey Juan how about reducing government spending?

[bmwcyle]

I want no tax increase and John McCain retired.