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| Tue, 10-28-2008 - 5:41pm |
250,000 or 200,000?
Oh now Obama is saying that only people below 200,000 will get a tax break the people between 200 and 250 will not get a tax increase....That is different than what he was saying all along!
Ok, watch this number fall fall fall over the next year.

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I just saw exactly that on his latest TV ad. It said that if you made less than $200,000 you'd be getting a tax cut.
So I thought to myself, does that mean all those falling between $200,000 and $250,000 will simply break even?
And of course the marriage penalty is built in as well. Two individuals each earning $200,000 will get a decrease but a married couple earning $250,000 together will pay more.
Yep, that's a way to to grow the economy alright.
The tax increase would be for families making above $250,000 or individuals making above $200,000. Many people making between $150,000-200,000 will see reduced taxes or bigger refunds but they may only get partial tax credits b/c the credits do phase out just as many current credits do. So that's
Chrissy
mom to Aidan 8/21/03
Grayson Blaine 12/30/07
It's an Obama ad. He says families making under $200,000 will get a tax cut.
Today Biden said in an interview that "middle class people, people making under $150,000 a year" will get a tax cut.
$150,000 vs. $250,000
Posted: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 11:33 AM by Mark Murray
Filed Under: 2008, Economy, Biden, McCain, Obama
From NBC's Mark Murray and NBC/NJ's Mike Memoli
The McCain campaign is jumping all over Biden's interview yesterday with a Scranton TV affiliate, in which Biden said that people making under $150,000 per year would get a tax cut under Obama's tax plan.
McCain even mentioned it during his speech today in Pennsylvania, noting all the different numbers Obama and his
Chrissy
mom to Aidan 8/21/03
Grayson Blaine 12/30/07
You must be kidding, the media call him on something like that?
He said the tax cuts are going to the people who make under $150,000. I'm taking him at his word. Are you assuming his statement means something else?
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