Who do you support for Governor in Ohio in 2010?

[Che Reagan Christ]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

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The conservatives voted no. All others with Rs let us know who to primary tonight.

Please do.

[Appalled]

http://www.cleveland.com/open/index.ssf/2013/...
What a guy, what a guy! Taking a trip to Switzerland on taxpayers dime!
Ridiculous why would anyone go across the world to find out how programs work when we have the best here?

[Duke for Mayor]

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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All of that for telling you that black people use tanning beds. Wow.

I would ask whether he's feeling charitable.

woof

[Appalled]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

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Indy you're while narrative of 'modern conservatives have you so butt hurt because they aren't 1950s or 40's style conservatives' therefore you're gonna vote for the D simply doesn't wash anymore. The republicans who voted YES for this are RINOs and should be voted out. The Republicans that voted no for this are the true conservatives.... Straight up litmus test right here.

Not true...Rubio voted no because he plans on running in 2016 and doesn't want to get on the bad side of the conservatives........the radical ones...you know....T-e-a.....

[Anonymous of Indy]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

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Indy you're while narrative of 'modern conservatives have you so butt hurt because they aren't 1950s or 40's style conservatives' therefore you're gonna vote for the D simply doesn't wash anymore. The republicans who voted YES for this are RINOs and should be voted out. The Republicans that voted no for this are the true conservatives.... Straight up litmus test right here.

I agree the Modern Conservatives are no where near the 1920's, 1930's 1940's or 1950's in Politcal philosophy of Conservativism which the 1940's & 1950's Conservatives would reject Modern Conservatism which incorporates Big Government but I blame that on the Democrats like Ronald Reagan who crossed over from the Democratic party in 1960's into the Republican Party and have systematically changed the Republican Party within overtime and is why the Republican Party isnt the Republican Party of the 1940's & 1950's and that I will bet too, that you will find that the ones that voted no were also the ones that voted yes for Medicare Part D, the entitlement that added 7 trillion dollars to federal deficit and I know Paul Ryan voted to add 7 trillion dollars to Federal Deficit besides that book by Bruce Bartlett which he explains it well which I got the book, he was also right about the direction Bush & Republicans took and even admits Clinton was more of a conservative than Bush who recoined Conservatism as Compassionate Conservatism.

Impostor: How George W. Bush Bankrupted America and Betrayed the Reagan Legacy

Bruce Bartlett, a veteran of the Reagan White House and Treasury Department, argues that George W. Bush has betrayed the Reagan legacy by expanding the size and scope of the federal government and letting the federal budget mushroom out of control. He charges that the Medicare expansion of 2003 may be “the worst legislation in history” and raises the question of whether Bill Clinton was a better fiscal conservative than Bush. Bartlett writes as a fiscally conservative Republican and worries that his party will have little future if it loses the trust of voters who want small government and fiscal responsibility. Blogger extraordinaire Andrew Sullivan will comment on Bartlett’s critique and the state of American conservatism.

http://www.cato.org/events/impostor-how-georg...

[UdintBuildThat]

Indy, the modern liberals have their foot on the pedal to the metal on the highway to hell and the conservatives, so called, are trying to do their best to slow it down to a slow glide death spiral. Why are you throwing in with the feet on the pedal to the metal?

[Anonymous of Indy]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

Indy, the modern liberals have their foot on the pedal to the metal on the highway to hell and the conservatives, so called, are trying to do their best to slow it down to a slow glide death spiral. Why are you throwing in with the feet on the pedal to the metal?

I agree Modern Liberals & conservatives in both the Republican & Democratic parties have had their foot on the pedal to the metal on the highway to hell but just have a different direction the want to go and they are both heading to hell and the so called Modern Liberals & Conservatives that came to age in the 1960's have the thinking or work ethic like the Generation before them.

[Anonymous of Indy]

Anonymous of Indy wrote:

<quoted text>I agree Modern Liberals & conservatives in both the Republican & Democratic parties have had their foot on the pedal to the metal on the highway to hell but just have a different direction the want to go and they are both heading to hell and the so called Modern Liberals & Conservatives that came to age in the 1960's have the thinking or work ethic like the Generation before them.

I meant to say that the Modern Liberals & Conservatives that came to age in the 1960's dont have the thinking or work ethic like the Generation before them.

[Che Reagan Christ]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

Indy, the modern liberals have their foot on the pedal to the metal on the highway to hell and the conservatives, so called, are trying to do their best to slow it down to a slow glide death spiral. Why are you throwing in with the feet on the pedal to the metal?

Is that what they were doing when they borrowed money to pay for two wars?

[Che Reagan Christ]

Reality Speaks wrote:

House rejected Obammy's deal
The cliff is the solution....tax hikes; and massive spending cuts.
posted at 4:35 by AP.
This Thursday a new Congress is seated; and will send only plan B for the Presidents signature.
Obammy already refused it.
so the cliff it is.

Hey. What is going on at FoxNews? They are reporting that the House passed that bill last night. But that can't be right, can it?

[Save Yourself]

Reality Speaks wrote:

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let me do this slow, so even your mentally handicapped mind can grasp it.
the ball was put into play months ago being proactive.
5 years ago I was an Employee; and also 10 years ago.
2010 I walked away from a 6 figure sales management position to form my own gig.
Since 2010 my income has more than doubled.
2013 my income will almost double 2012 because of a new negotiated commission rate.
so as you are checking spelling mistakes, or attempting to invalidate anything someone says that is not a dirtbag liberal like yourself.....I will be building a home on a Caribbean Island that I will live in whenever I want to; and pay cash for it. A 1750 square foot vacation home where it is 80 degrees every single day.
PS: I already have a boat there. My new boat here in the USA is worth more than an entire block of Exchange Street in Akron. Paid cash at a foreclosure sale for it.
what is impossible to keep straight...is your reading comprehension.
is it a genetic problem for you, or are you just plum dumb.
so my ignorance that has provided 5 college educations with no debt, 3 homes; 6 cars, 2 boats; and a retirement savings that already pays in interest double the national average workers income. Selling the 2 USA homes will add 800K to the savings account.
how stupid am I.....I should have listened to you....I could be on govt assistance like you.
such a fool I am to go at it all by myself.

Yet you still haven't earned enough to convince anyone on here that you are anything more than a stammering clown, dancing like a scarecrow for the amusement of the forum. Now go ask your parents for another success story you can share with us. One would think you would have alot of things better to do than to brag about your over compensations to a bunch of people who you will never meet and who have read enough of your tinfoil hat boy posts to never be impressed. Considering how much of your great "wealth" was aquired during the Obama administration, according to you, and you voted directly against the Obama administration, I'd have to say you are as dumb as they get.

[Duke for Mayor]

Barack Obama made Bubba a rich man. That's funny.

woof

[Pops]

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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All of that for telling you that black people use tanning beds. Wow.

Thanx for proving my point about how much you wander off of posts. You sre often illogical.

[Pops]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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I would ask whether he's feeling charitable.
woof

Pretty funny. I'll see if I can find a shrink that sells gift cards!:>P

[Che Reagan Christ]

Pops wrote:

<quoted text>Thanx for proving my point about how much you wander off of posts. You sre often illogical.

Ok,Pops. I guess I am a glutton for punishment. But here goes. You posted that the tax on tanning beds was racist. I provided you with information that I hoped would educate you that tanning bed use has nothing to do with race. You then lecture me about not staying on point.

Please explain how that was off point or illogical.

[UdintBuildThat]

– Facebook. The social networking giant’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg, told Obama in 2011 at a town hall forum that he was “cool” with paying higher taxes. But neither Zuckerberg nor his many Facebook execs are actually down with following through. Co-founder Eduardo Saverin renounced his American citizenship in a blindingly obvious bid to evade nearly $70 million in taxes. In addition, Zuckerberg and a half-dozen Facebook insiders are all skirting hefty estate and gift taxes on their family Facebook shares held in annuity trusts. According to Bloomberg News, the legal maneuver is called a “grantor-retained annuity trust, or GRAT,” and the total Facebook tax avoidance sum adds up to at least $200 million. A “cool”$200 million, that is.
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– George Lucas. The billionaire Star Wars director called Obama a “hero” and parroted his candidate’s capitalism-bashing rhetoric in a January 2012 interview with PBS dinosaur Charlie Rose.“I do not believe that the rich should be able to buy the government,” Lucas lectured. He does, however, believe in shirking higher taxes the one-percenter way. In October, Lucas sold his film company to Disney for a whopping $4 billion in cash and stock to evade anticipated capital gains tax increases and Obamacare Medicare surtaxes on investment income.
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– Andre “Dr. Dre” Young. Forbes magazine named this California gangsta rapper-turned-music industry mogul the highest-paid musician in the world in 2012. He raked in an estimated $100 million, mostly from sales of his Beats headphone company, along with concert revenue. Dre’s music electronics company was co-founded with Jimmy Iovine, who also founded Dre’s parent record label, Interscope Records. Interscope was funded by “progressive” billionaire Ted Field, heir to the Marshall Field retail empire and one of the nation’s biggest Democratic Party donors.
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Dre boosted the careers of prominent Obama hip-hop cheerleaders Eminem and 50 Cent. But overseas, he’s rolling like a Romney supporter. The rap mogul is now using a County Cork, Ireland, tax haven to protect his global headphones empire subsidiaries and avoid high U.S. corporate tax rates. The Irish Examiner newspaper explained that the elaborate structuring “allows for money to be (channeled) between the separate companies in the form of royalty payments or (license) fees to artificially but legitimately reduce profits as a means of reducing tax liabilities.”
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To paraphrase Dre and his Obama-endorsing rap partner Snoop Dogg: Ain’t nuthin’ but an E thang. ELITISM - EXEMPTIONS - EVASION......
http://www.humanevents.com/2013/01/02/malkin-...

[Anonymous of Indy]

Al Jazeera Buys Al Gore’s Current TV

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-03/al-j...

[Gallia County Treasurer]

Gallia county Ohio has the best treasurer he is so sly

[Pops]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

– Facebook. The social networking giant’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg, told Obama in 2011 at a town hall forum that he was “cool” with paying higher taxes. But neither Zuckerberg nor his many Facebook execs are actually down with following through. Co-founder Eduardo Saverin renounced his American citizenship in a blindingly obvious bid to evade nearly $70 million in taxes. In addition, Zuckerberg and a half-dozen Facebook insiders are all skirting hefty estate and gift taxes on their family Facebook shares held in annuity trusts. According to Bloomberg News, the legal maneuver is called a “grantor-retained annuity trust, or GRAT,” and the total Facebook tax avoidance sum adds up to at least $200 million. A “cool”$200 million, that is.
.
– George Lucas. The billionaire Star Wars director called Obama a “hero” and parroted his candidate’s capitalism-bashing rhetoric in a January 2012 interview with PBS dinosaur Charlie Rose.“I do not believe that the rich should be able to buy the government,” Lucas lectured. He does, however, believe in shirking higher taxes the one-percenter way. In October, Lucas sold his film company to Disney for a whopping $4 billion in cash and stock to evade anticipated capital gains tax increases and Obamacare Medicare surtaxes on investment income.
.
– Andre “Dr. Dre” Young. Forbes magazine named this California gangsta rapper-turned-music industry mogul the highest-paid musician in the world in 2012. He raked in an estimated $100 million, mostly from sales of his Beats headphone company, along with concert revenue. Dre’s music electronics company was co-founded with Jimmy Iovine, who also founded Dre’s parent record label, Interscope Records. Interscope was funded by “progressive” billionaire Ted Field, heir to the Marshall Field retail empire and one of the nation’s biggest Democratic Party donors.
.
Dre boosted the careers of prominent Obama hip-hop cheerleaders Eminem and 50 Cent. But overseas, he’s rolling like a Romney supporter. The rap mogul is now using a County Cork, Ireland, tax haven to protect his global headphones empire subsidiaries and avoid high U.S. corporate tax rates. The Irish Examiner newspaper explained that the elaborate structuring “allows for money to be (channeled) between the separate companies in the form of royalty payments or (license) fees to artificially but legitimately reduce profits as a means of reducing tax liabilities.”
.
To paraphrase Dre and his Obama-endorsing rap partner Snoop Dogg: Ain’t nuthin’ but an E thang. ELITISM - EXEMPTIONS - EVASION......
http://www.humanevents.com/2013/01/02/malkin-...

You're right. This is exactly why taxing the rich will NOT improve revenue. The very wealthy have many many ways to protect their wealth. History & currently France where the rich are running away are living examples.
Then there's the false belief raising taxes on large corps is a 'tax break' for the working stiff, when ANY expense that a company has is passed on to their end consumer or they would be out of business.
GE jet engine cost go up, air fares go up. Tax oil companies more, plastics, fuel & ALL shipping cost go up, duh!A lot of voters & Obama seem to choose to ignore those facts.
Tax revenue is needed of course but it needs to be tempered with logic. Spending cuts/control & improved employment are the only good ways to create revenue for government programs.

[xxxrayted]

Pops wrote:

<quoted text>You're right. This is exactly why taxing the rich will NOT improve revenue. The very wealthy have many many ways to protect their wealth. History & currently France where the rich are running away are living examples.
Then there's the false belief raising taxes on large corps is a 'tax break' for the working stiff, when ANY expense that a company has is passed on to their end consumer or they would be out of business.
GE jet engine cost go up, air fares go up. Tax oil companies more, plastics, fuel & ALL shipping cost go up, duh!A lot of voters & Obama seem to choose to ignore those facts.
Tax revenue is needed of course but it needs to be tempered with logic. Spending cuts/control & improved employment are the only good ways to create revenue for government programs.

You can never explain that to a Democrat. They hold the palms of their hands to their ears and sing aloud.

Liberals don't believe in trickle-down. I don't mean trickle-down economics, I mean trickle down taxation. The big guy never pays. He passes the buck to all us little guys, but it's the little guys who support more taxation on the big guys. Economic ignorance. When the big guy can no longer pass the buck, he moves taking his corporation with him and everybody loses.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/business-cli...