Who do you support for Governor in Pennsylvania in 2010?

[TaxNoMore]

PROGRESSIVE UTOPIA!!!!!!

You don't mind paying up for that, do you

"Dan the Man"?

Pay your fair share,"Dan the Man"

http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/learnaboutdpw/your...

[A Talking Horse]

Feelin' the power Dan?!

[A Talking Horse]

Lyin' Ryan is at it again...this guy is as phony as a 3 dollar bill!

Ryan has claimed that Rage Against The Machine and Nirvana are amongst his favorite bands.

So, did Paul Ryan steal Kurt Cobain's anecdote for use in the debate the other night? And the idea for his childs name?

http://gawker.com/5951253/did-nirvana-fan-pau...

[Fred]

TaxNoMore wrote:

Fred is a stupid "Progressive" lib, he neeeeeeeds obummer to spell check and wipe his fat welfare azz.

You're a great debater ....but you make many false assumptions

I actually work in tech sales for a Fortune 500 and that's a fact.
Your wrong about this as well as most everything else but what value does truth have to a ditto-head....huh?
Just make shit up as usual scummy

And no I do not use a spell checker. If you don't like my spelling then you can
Smite Romney's ass.

[xfocker]

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-10-12/the-...

MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE': Romney Tax Plan Doesn't Add Up

Mitt Romney's campaign says I'm full of it. I said Romney's tax plan is mathematically impossible: he can't simultaneously keep his pledges to cut tax rates 20 percent and repeal the estate tax and alternative minimum tax; broaden the tax base enough to avoid growing the deficit; and not raise taxes on the middle class. They say they have six independent studies -- six!-- that "have confirmed the soundness of the Governor’s tax plan," and so I should stop whining. Let's take a tour of those studies and see how they measure up.

The Romney campaign sent over a list of the studies, but they are perhaps more accurately described as "analyses," since four of them are blog posts or op-eds. I'm not hating -- I blog for a living -- but I don't generally describe my posts as "studies."

None of the analyses do what Romney's campaign says: show that his tax plan is sound. I'm going to walk through them individually, but first I want to make a broad point.

The Tax Policy Center paper that sparked this discussion found that Romney's plan couldn't work because his tax rate cuts would provide $86 billion more in tax relief to people making over $200,000 than Romney could recoup by eliminating tax expenditures for that group. That means his plan is necessarily a tax cut for the rich, so if Romney keeps his promise not to grow the deficit, he'll have to raise taxes on the middle class.

[Ted]

A Talking Horse wrote:

Lyin' Ryan is at it again...this guy is as phony as a 3 dollar bill!
Ryan has claimed that Rage Against The Machine and Nirvana are amongst his favorite bands.
So, did Paul Ryan steal Kurt Cobain's anecdote for use in the debate the other night? And the idea for his childs name?
http://gawker.com/5951253/did-nirvana-fan-pau...

Kurt Cobain?

LOL

You're insulted by an anecdote rather than Biden's debate lies and cover-up about the murdered American diplomat and SEALs?

Biden's Clownish Smiles Don't Greasepaint Away Lies:
http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/1012...

[TaxNoMore]

xfocker wrote:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/ 2012-10-12/the-final-word-on-m itt-romney-s-tax-plan.html
MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE': Romney Tax Plan Doesn't Add Up
Mitt Romney's campaign says I'm full of it. I said Romney's tax plan is mathematically impossible: he can't simultaneously keep his pledges to cut tax rates 20 percent and repeal the estate tax and alternative minimum tax; broaden the tax base enough to avoid growing the deficit; and not raise taxes on the middle class. They say they have six independent studies -- six!-- that "have confirmed the soundness of the Governor’s tax plan," and so I should stop whining. Let's take a tour of those studies and see how they measure up.
The Romney campaign sent over a list of the studies, but they are perhaps more accurately described as "analyses," since four of them are blog posts or op-eds. I'm not hating -- I blog for a living -- but I don't generally describe my posts as "studies."
None of the analyses do what Romney's campaign says: show that his tax plan is sound. I'm going to walk through them individually, but first I want to make a broad point.
The Tax Policy Center paper that sparked this discussion found that Romney's plan couldn't work because his tax rate cuts would provide $86 billion more in tax relief to people making over $200,000 than Romney could recoup by eliminating tax expenditures for that group. That means his plan is necessarily a tax cut for the rich, so if Romney keeps his promise not to grow the deficit, he'll have to raise taxes on the middle class.

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IBD Editorials

The Terrifying Line in Obama's Speech That Everyone Missed

Seriously?

After four years of the worst economic recovery since the Depression, falling incomes, lower-paying jobs, increased hopelessness and exploding debt, all Obama has to offer is that he'll make this nightmare last even longer?

He also told the public that they "elected me to tell you the truth" not to "tell you what you wanted to hear," but then proceeded to hide inconvenient truths while filling the public's ears with sweet nothings.

For example, he pledged government help for everyone who could possibly want or need it, but managed to avoid any mention of the hard truth that the national debt just topped $16 trillion and entitlements are unsustainable.

He said he'd spend money saved from ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan on roads, bridges and schools.

Even the liberal press wasn't buying this one.

As the AP pointed out, Obama "laid claim to a peace dividend that doesn't exist."

Obama promised to "take responsible steps" that would "keep the promise of Social Security."

But he failed to mention that the only options he's left on the table are raising taxes or cutting benefits.

That may not be what people want to hear, but it's the absolute truth.

He trotted out his supposed plan to cut deficits by $4 trillion over the next decade.

But his actual plan — the budget he presented in February — would add $3.5 trillion in deficits, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Then Obama said he'd create a million new manufacturing jobs, recruit another 100,000 math and science teachers, cut tuition growth in half, and reform the tax code.

All by magic, apparently, since he's provided no detailed plans on any of this.

But while everyone was picking apart these and other flaws in Obama's speech, they overlooked the most frightening line of all.
.
.

That was when Obama promised that he'd pursue "the kind of bold, persistent experimentation that Franklin Roosevelt pursued during the only crisis worse than this one."

Read More At IBD: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/0907...

[Fred]

Ted wrote:

<quoted text>
Kurt Cobain?
LOL
You're insulted by an anecdote rather than Biden's debate lies and cover-up about the murdered American diplomat and SEALs?
Biden's Clownish Smiles Don't Greasepaint Away Lies:
http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/1012...

Uncle Joe did a fine job bitch slapping Ryan about his imaginary budget deal and the mirage economy BS that he pretends to know anything about.
He's a real numbers guy...
Until Uncle Joe thrashed his phoney baloney calculations..

Uncle Joe did a great job...slap, wack, bam
Hahhahhaaaaa. With all smiles too..

It was funny and entertaining as most people agree except for maybe the misinformed ditto heads.

[TaxNoMore]

xfocker wrote:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/ 2012-10-12/the-final-word-on-m itt-romney-s-tax-plan.html
MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE': Romney Tax Plan Doesn't Add Up
Mitt Romney's campaign says I'm full of it. I said Romney's tax plan is mathematically impossible: he can't simultaneously keep his pledges to cut tax rates 20 percent and repeal the estate tax and alternative minimum tax; broaden the tax base enough to avoid growing the deficit; and not raise taxes on the middle class. They say they have six independent studies -- six!-- that "have confirmed the soundness of the Governor’s tax plan," and so I should stop whining. Let's take a tour of those studies and see how they measure up.
The Romney campaign sent over a list of the studies, but they are perhaps more accurately described as "analyses," since four of them are blog posts or op-eds. I'm not hating -- I blog for a living -- but I don't generally describe my posts as "studies."
None of the analyses do what Romney's campaign says: show that his tax plan is sound. I'm going to walk through them individually, but first I want to make a broad point.
The Tax Policy Center paper that sparked this discussion found that Romney's plan couldn't work because his tax rate cuts would provide $86 billion more in tax relief to people making over $200,000 than Romney could recoup by eliminating tax expenditures for that group. That means his plan is necessarily a tax cut for the rich, so if Romney keeps his promise not to grow the deficit, he'll have to raise taxes on the middle class.

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He trotted out his supposed plan to cut deficits by $4 trillion over the next decade.

But his actual plan — the budget he presented in February — would add $3.5 trillion in deficits, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Then Obama said he'd create a million new manufacturing jobs, recruit another 100,000 math and science teachers, cut tuition growth in half, and reform the tax code.

All by magic, apparently, since he's provided no detailed plans on any of this.

But while everyone was picking apart these and other flaws in Obama's speech, they overlooked the most frightening line of all.
.
.

That was when Obama promised that he'd pursue "the kind of bold, persistent experimentation that Franklin Roosevelt pursued during the only crisis worse than this one."

Read More At IBD: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/0907 ...

[Fred]

A former aide to Scott Walker is convicted of embezzeling funds from a Veterans fund that he was in charge of.

This is the problem with throwing money at the states by the fed.
These conservatives want everything sent to the states.

Here's why...
Because its easier for them to pilfer the money provided for these programs.

There's always been more corruption at the local levels because oversight is much more difficult and these local level politicians who get entrenched start to feel they're entitled.

This is the appeal of the States Rights activist...
Loose confederation of states ...very bad idea...for everyone.

[Dave Rogers]

The mother of Sean Smith, saw Obama and he shook her hand and couldn't look her straight in the face and tell her what really happened.

If this is how a grieving mother of a son who gave his life for our country is treated, what should the rest of the country expect? This really shows you what Obama is all about.

Obama can make a speech about how sorry he is about Whitney Houston dying of a drug over dose but a mother whose son died in service to our country can't even get a phone call from him.

It is actually sickening to see the pride filled refusal to see how wrong Obama and his administration handled all of this.

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Pat Smith, Mother Of State Department Official Slain In Libya, Demands Answers From Obama (VIDEO)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/11/pat-... |htmlws-sb-bb|dl17|sec1_lnk3%2 6pLid%3D218717

[TaxNoMore]

Fred wrote:

<quoted text>
Uncle Joe did a fine job bitch slapping Ryan about his imaginary budget deal and the mirage economy BS that he pretends to know anything about.
He's a real numbers guy...
Until Uncle Joe thrashed his phoney baloney calculations..
Uncle Joe did a great job...slap, wack, bam
Hahhahhaaaaa. With all smiles too..
It was funny and entertaining as most people agree except for maybe the misinformed ditto heads.

//////////

Vice President Joe Biden offered a frank assessment of his career in remarks at a Democratic fundraiser in Chicago Thursday night.

According to a White House pool report, Biden, surrounded by the city’s movers and shakers, praised former Mayor Richard M. Daley and then said:

“I never had an interest in being a mayor ’cause that’s a real job. You have to produce. That’s why I was able to be a senator for 36 years.”

Biden was elected to the Senate in November 1972, when he was 29 years old.

When he took office in January 1973, he had turned 30, the minimum age set in the Constitution for membership in the Senate.

Biden served in the Senate from that time until January 2009, when he became vice president.

..........

Uncle Joe did a great job...slap, wack, bam

Hahhahhaaaaa.

With all smiles too..

[Dave Rogers]

Fred wrote:

A former aide to Scott Walker is convicted of embezzeling funds from a Veterans fund that he was in charge of.
This is the problem with throwing money at the states by the fed.
These conservatives want everything sent to the states.
Here's why...
Because its easier for them to pilfer the money provided for these programs.
There's always been more corruption at the local levels because oversight is much more difficult and these local level politicians who get entrenched start to feel they're entitled.
This is the appeal of the States Rights activist...
Loose confederation of states ...very bad idea...for everyone.

Liberals never receive or want Federal money sent to their states?

No liberal has ever pilfered money from any of their programs they love so much?

No liberal was ever convicted of embezzlement before?

The Democratic party is the party of entitlements.

You must be one stupid person to post what you did.

LMAO @ the idiot.

[TaxNoMore]

Fred wrote:

A former aide to Scott Walker is convicted of embezzeling funds from a Veterans fund that he was in charge of.
This is the problem with throwing money at the states by the fed.
These conservatives want everything sent to the states.
Here's why...
Because its easier for them to pilfer the money provided for these programs.
There's always been more corruption at the local levels because oversight is much more difficult and these local level politicians who get entrenched start to feel they're entitled.
This is the appeal of the States Rights activist...
Loose confederation of states ...very bad idea...for everyone.

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Just wondering why the President of the United States would surround himself with people who are either radicals, communists or closely related to communists.

Bill Ayers;

left-wing radical bomber - before he became President

Van Jones;

communist activist - when he became President

Valerie Jarrett;

series of real estate scandals, father-in-law a communist - current close confidant to the President

Eric Holder;

participated in what has been described by some as an “armed” takeover of Columbia University’s Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) office in 1970.

David Axelrod;

President Obama’s top political strategist has deep ties to the American Communist Party (CPUSA) and other leftist individuals and organizations.

Just wondering.

Is this just bad judgment on the part of the President or is this simply a true manifestation of the President's character?

Is this a man who should be President... or President again in 2013?

[bobby6464]

Racist rogers still don't have the balls to promote the flipper, why? Racist rogers is voting for flipper. It must be hard for your ignorant racist tea bag ass to promote flipper who happens to have a losing record in elections. The tea bag vote is worthless and they sure can cry about it. Joe tea bag walsh is losing, ha ha ha ha ha ha now that Walsh is losing watch tea bags disown loser

[TaxNoMore]

"Freddie The Freeloader"

“I never had an interest in being a mayor ’cause that’s a real job. You have to produce. That’s why I was able to be a senator for 36 years.”

[TaxNoMore]

"Look, John's last-minute economic plan does nothing to tackle the number-one job facing the middle class, and it happens to be, as Barack says, a three-letter word:

jobs. J-O-B-S, jobs." --Joe Biden

[bobby6464]

Racist clown tea bag rogers still can't promote the flipper, why why why? Doesn't flipper resemble you? Now take that rebel flag and let it fly, white racist pride

[TaxNoMore]

"I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy.

I mean, that's a storybook, man."

--Joe Biden on Barack Obama

[TaxNoMore]

"I got tested for AIDS.

I know Barack got tested for AIDS.

There's no shame in being tested for AIDS.

It's an important thing."