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Always carry, never tell
- Jan 22, 2009
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I am a statistic.
Working middle class; my husband owns a small business that falls into the $250,000.00, talking point threshold, so to speak. However, he brings home less money than a family of 4 on welfare. So we live off of my income as an inside salesperson working for a small business.
While running my daily errands, a store clerk asked me today if I would like to donate my money to help a worthy cause. I told them, "No thank you, Obama will help them". I got a reaction.
It sounds cruel and insensitive, but I would like for anyone who reads this to do the same when someone asks you to give them your money. It just might make a difference.
The point I want to make is this. Our dollar goes much farther when the government stays out of our problems. When large charitable organizations become threatened by lack of public funding, then maybe we can end the corruption in our government.
Care to elaborate on that?
I'd assume what's left after expenses, employee salaries, benefits, and investing in the company.
If he is at 250K AFTER all those, he needs to give himself a raise, hire his wife and pay her a salary (regardless if she works there or not) and, I'm sure there is more he can do to eat up some of this profit.
What business is he in?