Jaaaman
Member
Wrong.
The larger Tea Parties involve getting permits and incurring expenses to stage the event. Others do not have the right to hijack and disrupt it for their own agendas.
Thank you.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Wrong.
The larger Tea Parties involve getting permits and incurring expenses to stage the event. Others do not have the right to hijack and disrupt it for their own agendas.
It's desperate - but it also endangers others.
How?
they are protesting, just like the tea party people are doing. I haven't not seen any call for violence either. The only people I have heard making violent statements, is right wing bloggers.
If Doggie The Bubble Boy thinks taxes are going to go down for everyone, I have some pets.com shares to sell him - $100 each!
Here, we wanted to check Obama's statement that he cut taxes for 95 percent of working families.
The key word in his statement is "working." Obama's claim is based on a tax cut intended to offset payroll taxes. Under the stimulus bill, single workers got $400, and working couples got $800. The Internal Revenue Service issued new guidelines to reduce withholdings for income tax, so many workers saw a small increase in their checks in April 2009.
The tax cut was part of Obama's campaign promises. During the campaign, Obama said he wanted $500 for each worker and $1,000 for working couples. Since the final number was a bit less than he promised, we rated his promise a Compromise on our Obameter, where we rate Obama's campaign promises for fulfillment.
During the campaign, the independent Tax Policy Center researched how Obama's tax proposals would affect workers. It concluded 94.3 percent of workers would receive a tax cut under Obama's plan based on the tax credit to offset payroll taxes. According to the analysis, the people who wouldn't get a tax cut are those who make more than $250,000 for couples or $200,000 for a single person. Obama said he intended to raise taxes on those high earners, a promise he reiterated during the State of the Union, and that revenue would offset the stimulus tax cut.
They have already defeated themselves.
Now if any tea party protest has anything objectionable in it, they can be blamed for it, in short, they have provided an alibi for any bad behavior the movement may generate.
In short, they could not have helped us more if we paid them.
One doesnt have to call for violence to realize that a situation where there are two groups with strong emotions and opposing views is a violatile situation.
It's desperate - but it also endangers others.
How?
they are protesting, just like the tea party people are doing. I haven't not seen any call for violence either. The only people I have heard making violent statements, is right wing bloggers.
One doesnt have to call for violence to realize that a situation where there are two groups with strong emotions and opposing views is a violatile situation.
One doesnt have to call for violence to realize that a situation where there are two groups with strong emotions and opposing views is a violatile situation.
So in that case, we should never have any two groups who oppose each other politically, ideologically, or even on anything ever.
Its quite simple GC, this is politics.They have already defeated themselves.
Now if any tea party protest has anything objectionable in it, they can be blamed for it, in short, they have provided an alibi for any bad behavior the movement may generate.
In short, they could not have helped us more if we paid them.
Never said they were brilliant.
But to blame them for all the bad press the tea party movement has gotten - deserved or not - because some of their organizers fail to control their own message is just as dumb. And accusing counterprotesters who are probably some dumb kids trying to be activists of just that without a shred of evidence is what I take offense to.
If GC thinks pretending to be members of another group in order to behave in an extreme way to discredit is the same as the original group representing itself, then she is rather ethically challenged.
Are you reading challenged, or do you just build these straw men for fun and profit?
Do you mind explaining to me how she is 'building a strawman'? I don't see anything of the sort.
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Xenophon again.Its quite simple GC, this is politics.They have already defeated themselves.
Now if any tea party protest has anything objectionable in it, they can be blamed for it, in short, they have provided an alibi for any bad behavior the movement may generate.
In short, they could not have helped us more if we paid them.
Never said they were brilliant.
But to blame them for all the bad press the tea party movement has gotten - deserved or not - because some of their organizers fail to control their own message is just as dumb. And accusing counterprotesters who are probably some dumb kids trying to be activists of just that without a shred of evidence is what I take offense to.
These kids think its a joke, they will disrupt us and try to destroy our movement, they don't know what they are dealing with.
Anything they try we will turn into a strength, a positive for us and a negative for the big government stooges and corruption lovers these useful idiots represent.
You see, they don't understand, they have been trying this all along and our popularity has grown, what fuels it is the horrible government we have. Trying to play the media won't help them, like the boy who cried wolf, nobody believes them anymore when they cry racist, extremist or far right winger.
We welcome them, they will only make us stronger.
You are taking what he said out of context Dogbert.
If Doggie The Bubble Boy thinks taxes are going to go down for everyone, I have some pets.com shares to sell him - $100 each!
Did I say everyone? Have some more straw there scarecrow.
However:
PolitiFact | Tax cut for 95 percent? The stimulus made it so
Here, we wanted to check Obama's statement that he cut taxes for 95 percent of working families.
The key word in his statement is "working." Obama's claim is based on a tax cut intended to offset payroll taxes. Under the stimulus bill, single workers got $400, and working couples got $800. The Internal Revenue Service issued new guidelines to reduce withholdings for income tax, so many workers saw a small increase in their checks in April 2009.
The tax cut was part of Obama's campaign promises. During the campaign, Obama said he wanted $500 for each worker and $1,000 for working couples. Since the final number was a bit less than he promised, we rated his promise a Compromise on our Obameter, where we rate Obama's campaign promises for fulfillment.
During the campaign, the independent Tax Policy Center researched how Obama's tax proposals would affect workers. It concluded 94.3 percent of workers would receive a tax cut under Obama's plan based on the tax credit to offset payroll taxes. According to the analysis, the people who wouldn't get a tax cut are those who make more than $250,000 for couples or $200,000 for a single person. Obama said he intended to raise taxes on those high earners, a promise he reiterated during the State of the Union, and that revenue would offset the stimulus tax cut.
Tax Cuts, something the Republicans love, but since Obama did it I'll wait for your disapproval.
And the individual mandate for ObamaCare is a defacto tax increase that will completely wipe out these nominal amounts.
Next week, thousands of local tea party groups are planning peaceful events on April 15th to protest excessive taxation, federaal spending, deficits and debt, and ObamaCare.
An organization has been launched by people intent on smearing and discrediting the Tea Parties: Crash The Tea Party!
It's not surprising that there has been a great deal of commentary in the leftwing press and attacks by the Dems to call Tea Party members racists, terrorists and the like. If any racist or violent incidents happen next Thursday at the Tea Parties, they will most certainly be caused by these Alinsky-esque infiltrators.
And the individual mandate for ObamaCare is a defacto tax increase that will completely wipe out these nominal amounts.
Link? I'd like to see where you got that from.
You seem to miss the fact that the tax cut went to working families. Working families are more likely to get Health Care from one or more of the workers in the family providers.
If you want to see the elimination of pre-existing conditions (I would hope in fact you do) then a individual mandate is necessary to balance out the risk group. A small price to pay for everyone in this country being able to get health care in this country and not having to die because of a lack of it.
As per usual, in this battle of wits, you are unarmed.
ROFLMNAO...
Did anyone else catch that?
ObamaCare is going to prevent people from dying!
Now kids... That's what she believes... It's a fools paradise, Progressivism... Vote accordingly.
if doggie the bubble boy thinks taxes are going to go down for everyone, i have some pets.com shares to sell him - $100 each!
did i say everyone? Have some more straw there scarecrow.
However:
politifact | tax cut for 95 percent? The stimulus made it so
here, we wanted to check obama's statement that he cut taxes for 95 percent of working families.
the key word in his statement is "working." obama's claim is based on a tax cut intended to offset payroll taxes. Under the stimulus bill, single workers got $400, and working couples got $800. The internal revenue service issued new guidelines to reduce withholdings for income tax, so many workers saw a small increase in their checks in april 2009.
the tax cut was part of obama's campaign promises. During the campaign, obama said he wanted $500 for each worker and $1,000 for working couples. Since the final number was a bit less than he promised, we rated his promise a compromise on our obameter, where we rate obama's campaign promises for fulfillment.
during the campaign, the independent tax policy center researched how obama's tax proposals would affect workers. It concluded 94.3 percent of workers would receive a tax cut under obama's plan based on the tax credit to offset payroll taxes. According to the analysis, the people who wouldn't get a tax cut are those who make more than $250,000 for couples or $200,000 for a single person. Obama said he intended to raise taxes on those high earners, a promise he reiterated during the state of the union, and that revenue would offset the stimulus tax cut.
tax cuts, something the republicans love, but since obama did it i'll wait for your disapproval.
Its quite simple GC, this is politics.They have already defeated themselves.
Now if any tea party protest has anything objectionable in it, they can be blamed for it, in short, they have provided an alibi for any bad behavior the movement may generate.
In short, they could not have helped us more if we paid them.
Never said they were brilliant.
But to blame them for all the bad press the tea party movement has gotten - deserved or not - because some of their organizers fail to control their own message is just as dumb. And accusing counterprotesters who are probably some dumb kids trying to be activists of just that without a shred of evidence is what I take offense to.
These kids think its a joke, they will disrupt us and try to destroy our movement, they don't know what they are dealing with.
Anything they try we will turn into a strength, a positive for us and a negative for the big government stooges and corruption lovers these useful idiots represent.
You see, they don't understand, they have been trying this all along and our popularity has grown, what fuels it is the horrible government we have. Trying to play the media won't help them, like the boy who cried wolf, nobody believes them anymore when they cry racist, extremist or far right winger.
We welcome them, they will only make us stronger.