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| Tue, 10-14-2008 - 9:33pm |
I'm not trying to be smart, or snarky, or anything like that.
| Tue, 10-14-2008 - 9:33pm |
I'm not trying to be smart, or snarky, or anything like that.
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-Kristen
ok, so i see where people are getting the $600k number, but now my issue is...
those brackets are references, and the tax number given is a median...(or it could be a mean, which will not change my theory here)
so for the $227-$603k group, the median will be +12 for BO...so some people look at that and say, ok, so only pepole over 603K are taxed more
-Kristen
So in this chain of irresponsibility, the idea is that bank loses nothing, and the homeowner who borrowed too much keeps their house and has to pay for what the house is worth today, and the tax payer makes up the difference. Hmmm..
Will every homeowner get this plan? If not, it is certainly no fairer than Obama's plan.
Some people will receive more back than they paid in, that isn't giving a tax break, that's giving welfare.
not really, because under BO's plan, some pay more and some are PAID...
under JM's plan, some pay a lot less, and some pay a little less (some pay alot, and some pay a little, respectively)
-Kristen
-Kristen
Well, there you go. As long as the poorest church mouse has an extra $.75 a paycheck, then McCain's plan must be fair. I take it all back. I guess no one could make the argument that anyone was punished under the McCain plan. We're all winners!
And thank goodness Paris will be getting that extra $269K! What would America do without her?
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