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  • Democrats Love Taxes -- They Just Don't Want to Pay Them (That's Not News)

    02/02/2012 4:49:27 AM PST · by Kaslin · 7 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | February 2, 2012 | Larry Elder
    Forgive Republican candidate Mitt Romney for his alleged failure to adequately explain why he paid "only" 14 percent of his income in taxes. The honest answer -- "Well, because my accountants couldn't figure out how to get them any lower" -- does not work in this or very many other election years. Romney seemed flat-footed because, like most business people, he seeks to minimize costs and expenses. This includes taxes. A normal wealthy-and-proud-of-it guy would have said: "Let me get this straight, pal. I'm not supposed to take every legal advantage provided me by the tax laws to reduce my...
  • Pelosi says more jobs created in Obama's first year than 8 years of George W. Bush (BS Meter)

    05/17/2011 8:08:54 PM PDT · by Beave Meister · 54 replies
    PolitiFact ^ | 5/16/2011
    During a May 16, 2011, interview with Bloomberg television, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., praised President Barack Obama’s record on jobs while taking a shot at former President George W. Bush. "We got in this situation where we had tax cuts for the wealthiest people in our country, which did not create jobs," she said. "In the first year of the Obama administration, more jobs were created in the private-sector than in the eight years of the Bush administration, with all of the tax cuts that President Bush had." According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the economy shed...
  • Why Obama and the Dems Blundered in Wisconsin (Another stunning political miscalculation.)

    02/21/2011 9:20:43 AM PST · by Kaslin · 46 replies
    Pajamas Media ^ | February 21, 2011 | Richard Pollock
    It is becoming clear that the Wisconsin battle was a strategic political blunder for President Obama and the Democratic Party. The decision by the Democratic Party and its allies to draw a line in the sand in Wisconsin was the wrong strategy, in the wrong state, at the wrong time, on the wrong issue, and executed in the wrong way. The White House, which for the last two years seemed so tone deaf over health care, jobs, and the economy, may again be displaying a stunning political miscalculation. Unless the Democrats pull the plug on their ill-conceived Wisconsin campaign,...