The very FIRST opportunity they could allow the middle class to benefit
by preventing a tax increase, they buried their heads in the sand after
putting masking tape on their mouths.
Except the number of quotes you can provide from Republicans saying what you are attributing to them remains at zero.
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The very FIRST opportunity they could allow the middle class to benefit
by preventing a tax increase, they buried their heads in the sand after
putting masking tape on their mouths.
Except the number of quotes you can provide from Republicans saying what you are attributing to them remains at zero.
The very FIRST opportunity they could allow the middle class to benefit
by preventing a tax increase, they buried their heads in the sand after
putting masking tape on their mouths.
Except the number of quotes you can provide from Republicans saying what you are attributing to them remains at zero.
That is cute, you acting like a little girl plugging her ears with both fingers. I will be so kind as to refresh the posts you so conveniently ignored. They will appear following this one. Don't try to pretend that they are not relevant to the argument at hand this time, okay.
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Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:
The very FIRST opportunity they could allow the middle class to benefit
by preventing a tax increase, they buried their heads in the sand after
putting masking tape on their mouths.
Except the number of quotes you can provide from Republicans saying what you are attributing to them remains at zero.
That is cute, you acting like a little girl plugging her ears with both fingers. I will be so kind as to refresh the posts you so conveniently ignored. They will appear following this one. Don't try to pretend that they are not relevant to the argument at hand this time, okay.
You do understand that they do not have to say anything to get the desired effect right? All they have to do is nothing and the payroll tax holiday expires at the year. Their silence is enough. Here's what is actually going to happen. They might agree to extend the payroll tax holiday to employees, IF the payroll tax is lowered (or probably eliminated) for the employers. Of course, the reduction in revenue will make the deficit worse, so we will have to cut Social Security and Medicare to make up for it.
Spin away.
It's all right there. No quotes necessary. You know it too. Cut the bull shit, everybody is tired of it.
If inaction is all that is necessary, then why would there be any "quotes"? Why would anybody risk the political fallout if all that was necessary was inaction? They wouldn't. So stop being a child and asking for ridiculous, career damaging, quotes that defy logic in respect to politicians and the survival of their careers.
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Quote Originally Posted by NumberCruncher:
You do understand that they do not have to say anything to get the desired effect right? All they have to do is nothing and the payroll tax holiday expires at the year. Their silence is enough. Here's what is actually going to happen. They might agree to extend the payroll tax holiday to employees, IF the payroll tax is lowered (or probably eliminated) for the employers. Of course, the reduction in revenue will make the deficit worse, so we will have to cut Social Security and Medicare to make up for it.
Spin away.
It's all right there. No quotes necessary. You know it too. Cut the bull shit, everybody is tired of it.
If inaction is all that is necessary, then why would there be any "quotes"? Why would anybody risk the political fallout if all that was necessary was inaction? They wouldn't. So stop being a child and asking for ridiculous, career damaging, quotes that defy logic in respect to politicians and the survival of their careers.
The very FIRST opportunity they could allow the middle class to benefit
by preventing a tax increase, they buried their heads in the sand after
putting masking tape on their mouths.
Except the number of quotes you can provide from Republicans saying what you are attributing to them remains at zero.
Well, that is, except in the post you didn't read or were unable to. read. Post #38 directly quotes two members of the GOP saying they don't want to extend the tax cuts.
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Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:
The very FIRST opportunity they could allow the middle class to benefit
by preventing a tax increase, they buried their heads in the sand after
putting masking tape on their mouths.
Except the number of quotes you can provide from Republicans saying what you are attributing to them remains at zero.
Well, that is, except in the post you didn't read or were unable to. read. Post #38 directly quotes two members of the GOP saying they don't want to extend the tax cuts.
One of the things President Obama inherited was the Bush tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires. ...but when Obama signed the two year extention of these tax cuts ..he took ownership of them and they now become Obama's tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires.....
When President Obama signed into law the $858 billion tax cut bill ..back in Dec. ..He said: " the bill would create jobs and boost the still-struggling U.S. economy." well if that's true,than Obama's "Jobs Plan " that he's going to announce in Sept. should be to cut more taxes ..to create more jobs and more economic stimulation ...help ol' Ben out a little..because he's running out of ammo and is tricks have lost their potency.............
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One of the things President Obama inherited was the Bush tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires. ...but when Obama signed the two year extention of these tax cuts ..he took ownership of them and they now become Obama's tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires.....
When President Obama signed into law the $858 billion tax cut bill ..back in Dec. ..He said: " the bill would create jobs and boost the still-struggling U.S. economy." well if that's true,than Obama's "Jobs Plan " that he's going to announce in Sept. should be to cut more taxes ..to create more jobs and more economic stimulation ...help ol' Ben out a little..because he's running out of ammo and is tricks have lost their potency.............
One of the things President Obama inherited was the Bush tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires. ...but when Obama signed the two year extention of these tax cuts ..he took ownership of them and they now become Obama's tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires.....
When President Obama signed into law the $858 billion tax cut bill ..back in Dec. ..He said: " the bill would create jobs and boost the still-struggling U.S. economy." well if that's true,than Obama's "Jobs Plan " that he's going to announce in Sept. should be to cut more taxes ..to create more jobs and more economic stimulation ...help ol' Ben out a little..because he's running out of ammo and is tricks have lost their potency.............
*crickets*
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
One of the things President Obama inherited was the Bush tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires. ...but when Obama signed the two year extention of these tax cuts ..he took ownership of them and they now become Obama's tax cuts for the nation’s millionaires and billionaires.....
When President Obama signed into law the $858 billion tax cut bill ..back in Dec. ..He said: " the bill would create jobs and boost the still-struggling U.S. economy." well if that's true,than Obama's "Jobs Plan " that he's going to announce in Sept. should be to cut more taxes ..to create more jobs and more economic stimulation ...help ol' Ben out a little..because he's running out of ammo and is tricks have lost their potency.............
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