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Your spelling isn't improving.No child on your lap today! You are improving lil fag chichuachua.
Dude can't pluralize for shit yet can decipher market sentiment on an hourly basis.
Oh, the ego!
Your spelling isn't improving.
Obama proposes a 1.6 trillion tax incease. You just killed whatever recovery you were hallucinating about Mr. President.
Of which $1T would be arrived at by reverting back to Clinton-era rates on income over $250K, with the balance achieved through capping deductions.
You recall just how robust the economy was during Clinton's 2 terms, right? And capping deductions is a-okay with Republicans, right?
btw, he announced this YESTERDAY.
Would suggest you get your blogger to update his/her BS more often than once a week.
Pipe down, sock puppet.
You recall Clinton handed Bush a recession. It amounts to a vast tax increase in real time today, and he's not even mentioning the increased capital gains and dividend taxes imposed by Obama care either, so it's even more. Raising taxes right now means another recession.
You mean that 8-month recession that followed a 10-year expansion?
As for the cap gains and dividend tax implications of Obamacare, Bush's tax cuts were appropriate when we had a budget surplus. We don't now, yet you still want them?
Hypocrisy at its finest, that's what you represent.
Just a question that I have wondered about.....
I am not anywhere close to the tax bracket where the new taxes will impact, so it doesn't affect me at all, but I was curious, say all the new taxes are put into place and those making 200K or 250K and over (whatever the number is) as taxed.
Question is, what happens the next year if those same people decide to not work so hard or choose to purposely make less? Where will the money come from after that?
I am only asking in that the government's budget (no matter which party is in charge) seem to make that level of income the threshold by which revenue is based on. What happens if there is not enough money any longer in the form of tax revenue?
Just a question that I have wondered about.....
I am not anywhere close to the tax bracket where the new taxes will impact, so it doesn't affect me at all, but I was curious, say all the new taxes are put into place and those making 200K or 250K and over (whatever the number is) as taxed.
Question is, what happens the next year if those same people decide to not work so hard or choose to purposely make less? Where will the money come from after that?
I am only asking in that the government's budget (no matter which party is in charge) seem to make that level of income the threshold by which revenue is based on. What happens if there is not enough money any longer in the form of tax revenue?
Exactly zero people will choose to make less money. Honestly, where do you get this shit from?
It was just a question. If you do not have a real answer, then please feel free to move to another poster.
Question is, what happens the next year if those same people decide to not work so hard or choose to purposely make less?
Clinton had economic discipline imposed on him by conservative Republicans in Congress, funny clown.
Clinton had economic discipline imposed on him by conservative Republicans in Congress, funny clown.
Wait so now you're saying that the Republican party handed Bush a recession?