Posted on 10/11/2007 11:19:24 AM PDT by icwhatudo
great job
But you do know that my Hurricanes smacked around your Maple Leafs like a read headed stepchild and tonight Montreal is getting his brothers treatment.
First, the one error you made was minor, and you noticed and corrected it.
I long for the day when the Jackal Pack Press is as meticulous.
You've done good work, and I, and others, appreciate it.
Note well- our "friends" on the Left reacted with silence at first-- because they'd been caught!
Then, the predictable attack the messenger, scream "Liar! Liar!" and dodging and weaving commenced- they hope to so shout over and muddy the waters that the average person will throw up their hands in despair.
It's not working- my formerly Democrat wife- who is very apolitical- is pissed-- I mean really pissed off at this smarmy, cynical use of injured children to justify picking her pocket.
Again, thank you.
How does the IRS handle a $40k scholarship?
I’d like to know why the SUV wasn’t in 4X4 if there were ice conditions?
If it wasn’t equipped with 4X4 in a northern climate, why drive an expensive, big ugly station-wagon?
Four wheel drive WILL prevent loss of control under ice conditions 99% of the time, and anyone that says they wont has never owned one, or didn’t put it in 4X4 before they hit ice!
“How does the IRS handle a $40k scholarship?”
“the family paid a lower tuition amount at the exclusive Park school due to financial aid. This does not change the fact they are still paying for private school, just at a lower rate, while others are paying for their kids health care costs.”
This all have been very enlightening. Thanks for covering it.
So is the scholarship considered income?
I don’t know! I’m a metaproctologist, not a tax lawyer!
It’s not whether or not you lied about easily researched and collated facts, it’s the seriouness of the 12-year old.
MSM, you are the weakest link. Goodbye.
What was the city and the date of the accident?
It should be easy to search what the weather conditions were.
After all this, we still don’t know who’s paying the tuition, despite the one report that it’s the grandparents. The combined $45K income is suspiciously low for a family living at that level - 3,000/sqft house, SUV, private school, etc. I’ll leave it at that.
If the Gparents are giving $40k to the school and that just happens to be the tuition for the kids, that’s a gift to the parents and should be considered income by them.
My guess is that the Frosts want this story to go away NOW.
I believe it was in Baltimore. I searched under Bonnie Frost accident report Baltimore Md.
Well done. Don’t let the bastards get you down.
GREAT QUESTION!!! Anyone know the answer to what AppyPappy asked??? Does one take this as INCOME?? Or is it just ignored.
Anyone know HOW one gets a $20,000 scholarship to this school??
Keep up the good work. Actual people calling themselves reporters and getting paid to report are not digging very deep. Can we say scratching the surface?
Is there any definite information as to exactly how much they pay?
Yes, but does the IRS look at the scholarship as INCOME somehow or is it ignored?
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