Yea, what we really need is to give more money to fat cats. You ARE aware that McCain's tax plan would give MORE (as if they asked for them or need them) tax cuts to the super wealthy making over 603,000 per year than to the middle class. All the while raising the deficit to
But the people making big money are typically business owners that supply jobs to people. If you increase their taxes then it will negatively effect the future of the U.S.
There will be even fewer people with jobs and less jobs will remain in the states.
I am honestly not sure what you mean about not knowing Obama. I also am unsure why you think I don't "know him." We know each candidate as much as we want to. We can read about them, watch them on television, read their policies, etc. But we do not have personal relationships with them. I am 100% sure about Obama's character given everything that I have seen. To be honest, I am less sure about McCain's character, and I can give you specific reasons why. First of all, it is the dishonesty and blatant stunts
Trickle down economics does not work! It is the biggest sham that has ever been put out to the American people. Look at the current mess. Greed and no regulation and tax cuts to the rich got us what? Look, I am all for capitalism. I love it. I am for a middle of the road point of view, with sensible regulation and reasonable taxes that do not compound the deficit by giving ADDITIONAL tax cuts to rich people who are not even asking for them at a time when your deficit is ballooning.
You can't privitize the MASSIVE profits these big companies make, and then socialize the losses. Give me a break! Please, look into some modern economic theory and research. Trickle down ecomonics does not work!
A careful examination of the facts will reveal that the cause of this sub-prime mortage "crisis" is not tax cuts but liberal legislation that began in the 1970s.
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Yea, what we really need is to give more money to fat cats. You ARE aware that McCain's tax plan would give MORE (as if they asked for them or need them) tax cuts to the super wealthy making over 603,000 per year than to the middle class. All the while raising the deficit to
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But the people making big money are typically business owners that supply jobs to people. If you increase their taxes then it will negatively effect the future of the U.S.
There will be even fewer people with jobs and less jobs will remain in the states.
I am honestly not sure what you mean about not knowing Obama. I also am unsure why you think I don't "know him." We know each candidate as much as we want to. We can read about them, watch them on television, read their policies, etc. But we do not have personal relationships with them. I am 100% sure about Obama's character given everything that I have seen. To be honest, I am less sure about McCain's character, and I can give you specific reasons why. First of all, it is the dishonesty and blatant stunts
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Trickle down economics does not work! It is the biggest sham that has ever been put out to the American people. Look at the current mess. Greed and no regulation and tax cuts to the rich got us what? Look, I am all for capitalism. I love it. I am for a middle of the road point of view, with sensible regulation and reasonable taxes that do not compound the deficit by giving ADDITIONAL tax cuts to rich people who are not even asking for them at a time when your deficit is ballooning.
You can't privitize the MASSIVE profits these big companies make, and then socialize the losses. Give me a break! Please, look into some modern economic theory and research. Trickle down ecomonics does not work!
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You claim to know and trust Obama.
A careful examination of the facts will reveal that the cause of this sub-prime mortage "crisis" is not tax cuts but liberal legislation that began in the 1970s.
Here is my source for the taxes:
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