Posted on 05/03/2010 6:00:42 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
That's far enough on this article. I wouldn't want to live inside this $&%^*'s skull.
I know, I just dusted myself off from rolling around on the floor...
I stopped reading here..
When the Bush tax cuts expire after December 31, th financiers who profited from the bailouts will be paying higher taxes, greatly reducing the federal budget deficit. The problem is that we all will be paying higher taxes after December 31, unless Congress works out a deal limiting the expected tax increase to households making more than $200K annually.
Congress also needs to work out a deal on the federal estate tax. The "Kill Grandma' situation for persons passing in 2010 should be changed ASAP. Congress needs to act soon to provide guidance for estate planners and to reduce the federal budget deficit.
The cone of koolaid ...
Ask for a cigarette light from the blue haired grannies at the Tea Parties at your own risk. Lectures about smoking, invites to church, but never a light.
Seems to me some lefty projection about burning things is going on.
/johnny
I expect the expatriate trickle to become a tsunami.
http://www.LivingInThePhilippines.com
"...these progressives yearn for Democrats to express that same populist anger -- but to direct it against the big banks and other corporations."
Ah, big government is the partner with big banks and big business and big labor. They're all together. Now, for a liberal or progressive to make such a statement is either a rube, who's been fooled or one of the foolers attempting to manipulate people. Either way, truth is not a factor.
Depends; Depends; Depends; Depends; Really Depends...Your something else. An American. Which really scares the shit out of them.
I’m a Sumo-sized armed American veteran, which makes them cry themselves to sleep.
Same here.
Another village idiot heard from...You maybe we could auction off the idiot to pay the rest of the FReeper bill.
Another village idiot heard from...You know maybe we could auction off the idiot to pay the rest of the FReeper bill. There fixed it.
Here is the essence of the problem with progressives and their movement, which is a gigantic problem for all of America: One of the only things we really know about progressives, and that they know about themselves and their ideology, is that they favor constant "change," "reform," an ever-shifting, ongoing "evolution," or, yes, progression. And therein lies an inherent, significant difficulty: Progressivism offers no clear, definable end. The goal post is always moving, forever pushed farther away. Ends are never ends; they always "progress" with culture and society -- all along relying on the ludicrous assumption that the changes are always (or largely) good.Progressive Death
American Thinker | May 02, 2010 | Paul Kengor
Probably wouldn’t get much for him..
Oh sure. The progressives blame satans sphincter boy.
They should be blaming themselves, they elected him.
Their median answer was 40 percent; the actual figure is under 18 percent.
That’s pure BS. When you add up All Federal revenue and Social and corporate welfare, it’ closer to 35%. On top of that add in State and Local revenue, we consumer are paying close to 50%.
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