[Mouton]

Last night watching our incoming speaker being led by his nose by a libtard, my wife yelled at the TV: tell her there is no problem with the level of taxes, there is a problem with the spending, we have a spending problem stupid.

My wife gets it. These clowns either don’t get it or don’t want to get it.

The Congress functions now like a corporation, the CEO, president, and the Board of Directors, legislature, pay no attention to the stockholders, us. There is no accountablity. It has become a criminal enterprise cartel evident by its pattern of racketeering behavior of lying to the people, self dealing, graft and obfuscation.

[Sergio]

The Clinton administration and its Republican Congress proved to be the most tight-fisted in memory, and by freezing spending, they ensured eventual budget surpluses.

So you can tell liberals that the budget surplus of the Clinton years were the result of freezing spending. That will make their heads explode.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

This pathetic rhetoric about millionaires and billionaires is really BS, and this should be pointed out incessantly. High income tax rates for those who make 200,000 - 250,000 or more is not targeting ‘millionaires and billionaires’. People like Bill Gates don't have an annual salary, unless they want to have one (for whatever reason). They won't be affected in the slightest by a marginal rate increase. They are impervious to these types of things.

On the other hand, if a married couple sacrificed weekends and nights during their youth so that they could build up a business, or get an advanced degree, and their combined income happens to be above the moronic ‘Obama limit’, they will get punished for their hard work, no matter what they have in the bank or how many years they struggled before their ship came in.

The left ia overpopulated by lazy envious people of small character who want to punish those who worked harder than them. They are little better than petty thieves.

[sten]

So these days, not raising taxes is considered a tax cut??

How long before they have us thanking them for not taking everything? Which, of course, would be a tax cut

[rdb3]

The country is in near-hysteria over whether we raise taxes on the top 2 percent to 39.5 percent, yet seems indifferent to the fact that over the last decade we doubled the budget.

That's it in a nutshell!

Let's face it: The vast majority of the nation simply loves this spending. It's as simple as that, whether we like it or not.

Runaway Slave

Apostle Claver tells the world how the real party of racism is the Democrats

[GreyFriar]

ping

[jonrick46]

So the Democrats think it is OK to demonize the upper 2% rich. They supposedly have more money than they know what to do with. They count on the stupidity of the American public to fall for this class warfare tactic. I am surprised at the quiet acceptance of their rhetoric.

It is this upper 2% that provides the capitol for the producers of this country. Without that capitol, there would be no ability to finance wealth producers, which is how jobs are created.