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whoohoo, tax tax tax..TAX AWAY
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8:41 PM, Nov 7, 2012 By DANIEL HALPER
Vice President Joe Biden told reporters on Air Force Two today that last night's election represented a clear "mandate" to raise taxes.
"Where specifically do you think Republicans will be willing to compromise on issues of debt/deficit?" a pool reported asked Biden.
"Well look, I think -- You guys have probably looked at the internals of the vote more than I have so far," said Biden. "But from what it appears is that, on the issue of the tax issue, there was a clear, a clear sort of mandate about people coming much closer to our view about how to deal with tax policy. I think we can move, I'd like to see us, I think we can do something on corporate taxes sooner than later. That would be positive, be a little confidence-building. And you know I just think it's going to take time for the Republicans to sort of digest what the consequences for them internally. But i just think there's too much, I've been saying to you all along and I know I may be the only guy - well, I think Clinton shares this view, President Clinton, we talked about it. But I think the fever will break. And you know, Barack's re-elected so this sort of cause to keep a second term from happening's done. He's there for four years. So I think there's going to be - I hope there's going to be some real soul-searching about, on Republican Party, about what they're willing to cooperate on."
all of it here
Biden: Clear 'Mandate' to Raise Taxes | The Weekly Standard
Clearly Biden does not know how our Government works. They are powerless to raise taxes with out the House. So if the people had been giving the Dems a Mandate to raise taxes, don't ya think they would have at least gained a few seats in the house?
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whoohoo, tax tax tax..TAX AWAY
SNIP:
8:41 PM, Nov 7, 2012 By DANIEL HALPER
Vice President Joe Biden told reporters on Air Force Two today that last night's election represented a clear "mandate" to raise taxes.
all of it here
Biden: Clear 'Mandate' to Raise Taxes | The Weekly Standard
Raise taxes and cut spending. Now.
No.
Only when they've drastically cut spending can they then raise taxes. On everyone.
That's how it works, Democrats won the election taking both the presidency and the senate. We're doing things their way. You don't like that agenda, write your congressmen.
Boehner just said, "no, the TP does not rule here," in effect. If the TP reps fight him, the will face massive opposition in the primaries and caucuses in 2014. The TeeP power is gone.
Raise taxes on the top few percent.
The American people spoke as a national body. A majority agreed with the President and VP
I still say rather than just booting them off, reinstitute the CCC and the WPA(the way FDR invented the system) and have these people work for their measly benefits....if they have to work anyway, that should provide ample motivation to get off the dole and onto bettering their lives. Plus, the taxpayer gets a return on the investment.
That is fine and dandy, I'm all for helping people, but you don't do it by force. It subverts the entire idea of private property that was the basis for our new government and destroys freedom.
Well, I guess you and I will have to disagree. I think that a Nation takes care of it's people who can't take care of themselves and force those who can and refuse into situations where they'll have to. You still have your private property....but that freedom you speak of isn't free.
We do not have the same economy we had when Clinton was in office. The mistake is in believing that somehow raising taxes will create the kind of economy that Clinton had. That's a disastrous mistake. Raising taxes does not create a vibrant economy. Government spending does not create a vibrant economy or Japan would not have had its own disastrous ten years.
No, the mistake is thinking that putting the load of debt reduction solely on the shoulders of the people who are already struggling will fix the economy, while leaving the Conglomerate and it's masters.....who show little to no loyalty to their own country if it doesn't serve them and them alone....free to continue their ways.
BTW, I noticed you only focused on the taxation part of my post and ignored the rest. There will be cuts....there will be revamping of programs....you know it as well as I.
I'm curious, Steel...what cuts to programs for the elderly and the poor was it that Barack Obama supported? I think I missed that. Obama has proposed raising taxes on those making over $250,000 a year and he's given some vague assurances that he'll look at entitlement reform...somewhere down the line...but he's also given assurances that he won't cut anyone's entitlements. He's been in office for four years...can you give me some examples of entitlements that he HAS cut?[/QUOTE
I'm curious as well. Barry has made a point of taxing the rich so that they pay their "fair share." Of course he coveniently forgets that they pay upwards of 60% if the Fed taxes now.
Spending cuts?? I aint holding my breath for that to happen.
He's gonna look into entitlement reform?? Excuse me while I LMAO.
Of course Barry has another four years courtesey of the flamming idiots in America. He can't run again so he doesn't need anyones votes. I wonder if he really will look into entitlement reform and if he pulled it off wouldn't those folks who voted for him be a tad upset??
Ah well. He doesn't need their votes anymore and if they really think he gives a rats ass about them they are all deluded.
Raise taxes on the top few percent.
The American people spoke as a national body. A majority agreed with the President and VP
A majority didn't even vote. Herp
Nah, mud, some of the right (Hannitty, Boehner, and Rice, among others) are saying what needs to be said and what needs to be done. Boehner will not tolerate a mutiny in the ranks on immigration reform and cuts in the lame duck session. He will reach left he needs for votes.
That is fine and dandy, I'm all for helping people, but you don't do it by force. It subverts the entire idea of private property that was the basis for our new government and destroys freedom.
Well, I guess you and I will have to disagree. I think that a Nation takes care of it's people who can't take care of themselves and force those who can and refuse into situations where they'll have to. You still have your private property....but that freedom you speak of isn't free.
So. A nation should take care of its people?? Where does it say that in the Constitution?? The GW clause, which is the one always quoted, says promote not provide.
Jeeze. I always thought people should take care of themselves.
Mentally and physically handicapped get my help but for all other able bodied people?? They can kiss my ass.
I work for what I have and I deeply resent my hardearned money supporting some asshole who can't or won't take care of himself.
If you want to pay their way for them then be my guest. Have at it.
Nah, mud, some of the right (Hannitty, Boehner, and Rice, among others) are saying what needs to be said and what needs to be done. Boehner will not tolerate a mutiny in the ranks on immigration reform and cuts in the lame duck session. He will reach left he needs for votes.
Boehner is gutless.
He was almost invisible during the campaign.
Raise taxes on the top few percent.
The American people spoke as a national body. A majority agreed with the President and VP
A majority didn't even vote. Herp
The majority that vote get to decide. If you don't like it change it or leave.
The American people listened to the President offer up a clear choice on tax policy.
The American people voted for Obama's tax policies over Romney's tax policies,
clear choice
A majority didn't even vote. Herp
The majority that vote get to decide. If you don't like it change it or leave.
The American people listened to the President offer up a clear choice on tax policy.
The American people voted for Obama's tax policies over Romney's tax policies,
clear choice
Thank God for Gridlock