Richardson: Under Obama Those That Make 120K Get Tax Cut($250k? 200k? 150k? Whatever.)

YouTube ^ | October 31, 2008 | OTR8002

[Leisler]

(click here to listen)Bill Richardson says on Tubbs radio show that those who make 120,000 now would get a tax cut under Obama.

[chimera]

Good point. Hussein has already said he's going to “fundamentally change America”. One change I expect is that the IRS is going to implement checks on every taxpayer's return to see if their taxable income decreased from year to year. If it does, they will be charged with “hoarding”, or something equivalent to “working less for the common good”. Exemptions will be made of course for all who swear allegiance, obedience, and fealty to Oboma The Savior and bow down to same.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

"Last November it was “working families” making $90,000 that fit Obama’s definition of “rich”. That’s a teacher and a cop."

That's one wealthy teacher...

That's more like professor pay.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

Wow...early morning. I just got it...teacher AND cop living together...ok. :-(

[MrB]

Oh, if he gets into power,

you can guarantee that my taxable income will be as close to ZERO as possible, no matter how much I have to do to get it there.

They won’t start shooting “hoarders” for a while - because for a while, we’ll be able to shoot back.

[chimera]

I'm with you. I have appointments already scheduled with my tax planner and financial adviser. I will do whatever is necessary to keep my money out of Obortion’s hands. And if they come for me, well, all I can say is, they can “say hello to my little friend”.

[MrB]

Even if it

COSTS ME MONEY

to do so, I’m getting that tax liability down to nearly nothing.

[ApplegateRanch]

In Vallejo, California (and much of the rest of the SF-Barf Area) that is JUST the cop.

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122540831980086085.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

Three years ago, the city agreed to a 20% pay increase between 2007 and 2009; an average police officer now makes $121,000. When benefits are included, the number rises to more than $190,000.

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http://www.officer.com/web/online/Funding-and-Management-News/California-City-Has-Highest-First-Year-Base-Pay/4$28999

Offering a $76,768 annual salary at the end of the first year, Vallejo ranks at the top for highest base pay in a tally of 200 cities, Policepay.net reported in its 2006 Police Pay Index.