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You are not allowed to spam threads in an attempt to derail them.
I have no responsibility to answer your question when I made no claim on the subject.
And what of the fees tacked on with this?I have been hearing talk tonight that the administration not only wants to tax the rich on income they also want to tax them separately on their accumulated wealth.If you make over a certain amount you get banged with a tax,then you have an accumulated wealth of a certain amount you get taxed again...
When is enough enough with these tax and spend liberals.....
"Real Americans". Spoken like a true elitist. Ask McCain and Palin how well that line worked out for them in 2008.
They only want Republicans allowed to vote.
The dont like the government our founders left us.
I have asked you several times to provide a more recent poll, showing Obama is more trusted on the deficit.
Can you... or can you not?
It's a fairly simple question TM.. even one with your limited mental faculties should be able to answer it.
Truthmatters said:keep it up and you will get banned
Poll: Most Americans Support Obama Deficit Plan to Tax Rich
September 20, 2011
Its important to keep in mind that the deficit reduction portion of President Obamas new economic planand specifically the part about raising taxes on the wealthyis not a wild-eyed sop to his progressive base, but enjoys broad support public support.
A Gallup poll released today provides the latest data point in this regard. According to the survey, 66 percent of all Americans favor the idea of raising taxes on individuals earning more than $200,000 and families making more than $250,000 in order to pay for the presidents jobs plan, while only 32 percent oppose the idea. By an even larger margin (70-26), Americans favor eliminating tax deductions for some corporations, thus raising their taxes.
Poll: Most Americans Support Obama Deficit Plan to Tax Rich - Robert Schlesinger (usnews.com)
Astounding, isn't it?You are not allowed to spam threads in an attempt to derail them.
I have no responsibility to answer your question when I made no claim on the subject.
Who is spamming? You are ALLOWED to put in 100 smiles per post.
My response to you,your posts and your "facts" is to laugh at you. To bad you dont like that fact.
You are not allowed to spam threads in an attempt to derail them.
I have no responsibility to answer your question when I made no claim on the subject.
Who is spamming? You are ALLOWED to put in 100 smiles per post.
My response to you,your posts and your "facts" is to laugh at you. To bad you dont like that fact.
Mind your own business I was not talking to you.
post some more smily faces , that is all you are good for
why is it the tea party still claims it represents most Americans?
why is it the tea party still claims it represents most Americans?
Why does the Left which constitutes about 20% of Americans, Claim it represents most Americans?
A recent poll showed 22% of Americans share the Tea Parties View on Most issues. Exactly 2% more than self identify as Liberals.
Why are you ok with the Far left of the Democrat Party running the show, when it represents less Americans than the Tea Party does. Yet you seem to think the Tea Party should have no influence in our Politics?
The Basic Core ideas of the Tea Party. Are indeed shared by most Americans. Those being, Controlling Spending, Keeping taxes low, and limiting Federal Authority and control of our lives.
No denying it.
Poll: Most Americans Support Obama Deficit Plan to Tax Rich
September 20, 2011
A Gallup poll released today provides the latest data point in this regard. According to the survey, 66 percent of all Americans favor the idea of raising taxes on individuals earning more than $200,000 and families making more than $250,000 in order to pay for the presidents jobs plan, while only 32 percent oppose the idea. By an even larger margin (70-26), Americans favor eliminating tax deductions for some corporations, thus raising their taxes.
Poll: Most Americans Support Obama Deficit Plan to Tax Rich - Robert Schlesinger (usnews.com)
This is why the Republicans don't want people to vote.
The more people that vote, the more likely it is that the Republicans will lose.
Mind your own business I was not talking to you.
post some more smily faces , that is all you are good for
...and your good for what again???
This is why the Republicans don't want people to vote.
The more people that vote, the more likely it is that the Republicans will lose.
Mind your own business I was not talking to you.
post some more smily faces , that is all you are good for
...and your good for what again???
Bringing you and your right wing cohorts facts that you can not pretend away.
They only want Republicans allowed to vote.
The dont like the government our founders left us.
I have asked you several times to provide a more recent poll, showing Obama is more trusted on the deficit.
Can you... or can you not?
It's a fairly simple question TM.. even one with your limited mental faculties should be able to answer it.
Here you go (again):
Poll: Most Americans Support Obama Deficit Plan to Tax Rich
September 20, 2011
Its important to keep in mind that the deficit reduction portion of President Obamas new economic planand specifically the part about raising taxes on the wealthyis not a wild-eyed sop to his progressive base, but enjoys broad support public support.
A Gallup poll released today provides the latest data point in this regard. According to the survey, 66 percent of all Americans favor the idea of raising taxes on individuals earning more than $200,000 and families making more than $250,000 in order to pay for the presidents jobs plan, while only 32 percent oppose the idea. By an even larger margin (70-26), Americans favor eliminating tax deductions for some corporations, thus raising their taxes.
Poll: Most Americans Support Obama Deficit Plan to Tax Rich - Robert Schlesinger (usnews.com)
