Judge rules pro-HAMAS foreigner can be deported for undermining U.S. policy

[Robert W]

The British had no right to do that.

In fact, the British has promised the Arabs independence if they revolted against the Ottomans.

Sounds like you suffer from stockholms syndrome.

 

[Robert W]

FUckwad, we have 30 Trillion in debt because Ronnie Ray-Gun decided to cut rich people's taxes, not because of "Crisis Actors".

Supply side doesn't work. It never did. You guys keep pretending it does, and then you whine about the debt that was MOSTLY run up by Republicans.

It sounds like you suffer from Stockholm Syndrome.

 

[AZrailwhale]

FUckwad, we have 30 Trillion in debt because Ronnie Ray-Gun decided to cut rich people's taxes, not because of "Crisis Actors".

Supply side doesn't work. It never did. You guys keep pretending it does, and then you whine about the debt that was MOSTLY run up by Republicans.

Bullcrap. Tax revenues went up, they always do. "

The Reagan tax cuts​

Thanks to "bracket creep," the inflation of the 1970s pushed millions of taxpayers into higher tax brackets even though their inflation-adjusted incomes were not rising. To help offset this tax increase and also to improve incentives to work, save, and invest, President Reagan proposed sweeping tax rate reductions during the 1980s. What happened? Total tax revenues climbed by 99.4 percent during the 1980s, and the results are even more impressive when looking at what happened to personal income tax revenues. Once the economy received an unambiguous tax cut in January 1983, income tax revenues climbed dramatically, increasing by more than 54 percent by 1989 (28 percent after adjusting for inflation)."
"...
Federal revenue didn’t fall after the big Trump administration tax cuts, much less by $2 trillion. Instead, total revenue rose. In fact, after trimming the rates for five of the seven brackets and nearly doubling the standard deduction, the government collected nearly $100 billion more in personal income tax revenue for the year ended Sept. 30, 2018. That was the biggest jump in three years.

The conventional wisdom in media, political and policymaking circles is that tax cuts cost the government so much revenue that they drive the country’s enormous budget deficits, but this isn’t true. After President George W. Bush’s 2003 tax cuts, revenue rose for the next four years, with the deficit shrinking to as little as $161 billion in fiscal 2007. After the 1986 Reagan tax reform, which cut the top personal income tax rate from 50% to 28% and lowered the rates for other brackets, the deficit plummeted 32% the next year and stayed at that low level for another two years while revenue rose dramatically for three straight years."

 

[Robert W]

Wow, it sounds like you and most of the wingnuts here suffer from Stockholm Syndrome.

I used that quote to reply to you twice today.
When Democrats talk, it is if the poor are doomed to stay poor.
Biden took how many or the poor away from Poverty Joe?

I will show you a site you should study Joe.

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[Robert W]

Bullcrap. Tax revenues went up, they always do. "

The Reagan tax cuts​

Thanks to "bracket creep," the inflation of the 1970s pushed millions of taxpayers into higher tax brackets even though their inflation-adjusted incomes were not rising. To help offset this tax increase and also to improve incentives to work, save, and invest, President Reagan proposed sweeping tax rate reductions during the 1980s. What happened? Total tax revenues climbed by 99.4 percent during the 1980s, and the results are even more impressive when looking at what happened to personal income tax revenues. Once the economy received an unambiguous tax cut in January 1983, income tax revenues climbed dramatically, increasing by more than 54 percent by 1989 (28 percent after adjusting for inflation)."
"...
Federal revenue didn’t fall after the big Trump administration tax cuts, much less by $2 trillion. Instead, total revenue rose. In fact, after trimming the rates for five of the seven brackets and nearly doubling the standard deduction, the government collected nearly $100 billion more in personal income tax revenue for the year ended Sept. 30, 2018. That was the biggest jump in three years.

The conventional wisdom in media, political and policymaking circles is that tax cuts cost the government so much revenue that they drive the country’s enormous budget deficits, but this isn’t true. After President George W. Bush’s 2003 tax cuts, revenue rose for the next four years, with the deficit shrinking to as little as $161 billion in fiscal 2007. After the 1986 Reagan tax reform, which cut the top personal income tax rate from 50% to 28% and lowered the rates for other brackets, the deficit plummeted 32% the next year and stayed at that low level for another two years while revenue rose dramatically for three straight years."

Also President Kennedy a Democrat went to war with taxes and cut them by a hell of a lot. Democrats don't mind that though.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Also President Kennedy a Democrat went to war with taxes and cut them by a hell of a lot. Democrats don't mind that though.

The democratic party of the sixties resembles the republican party of today. Republicans have moved towards the center while the democrats have moved far left.

 

[JoeB131]

How is Chicago doing under perpetual Democratic rule? No need to answer. We already know.

A lot better than most of the South. And a lot less inbreeding.

 

[JoeB131]

The democratic party of the sixties resembles the republican party of today. Republicans have moved towards the center while the democrats have moved far left.

Are you ******* retarded.

Today's Republican Party hates.

Mitt Romney
John McCain
George W. Bush
George H. Bush

In short, everyone you've run for President in the 30 years before Trump.

Ronald Reagan wouldn't be welcomed in today's GOP. He gave amnesty to immigrants, raised taxes after cutting them, and appointed moderates to the courts.

You haven't moved to the center, you've moved to the crazy right.

 

[SweetTea]

A lot better than most of the South. And a lot less inbreeding.

Chicago—where you pay triple for rent and housing, get frostbite waiting for the train, dodge more bullets than Rambo and in July your utopia smells like hot garbage. But hey, at least you're not inbred… just statistically more likely to get mugged on your way to buy $12 avocado toast.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Chicago—where you pay triple for rent and housing, get frostbite waiting for the train, dodge more bullets than Rambo and in July your utopia smells like hot garbage. But hey, at least you're not inbred… just statistically more likely to get mugged on your way to buy $12 avocado toast.

You forgot where the cold wind off the lake in winter would freeze a Woolly Mammoth and the heat and humidity in the summer would grow moss on a rolling stone.

 

[JoeB131]

Chicago—where you pay triple for rent and housing, get frostbite waiting for the train, dodge more bullets than Rambo and in July your utopia smells like hot garbage. But hey, at least you're not inbred… just statistically more likely to get mugged on your way to buy $12 avocado toast.

I lived here for 63 years (Less time I was on Active Duty somewhere). Never dodged a bullet once.

Haven't had to wait for a train since High School

On the other hand, the one thing I remember about my time in Orlando was the awful smell outside the Theme Parks.

 

[SweetTea]

I lived here for 63 years (Less time I was on Active Duty somewhere). Never dodged a bullet once.

Haven't had to wait for a train since High School

On the other hand, the one thing I remember about my time in Orlando was the awful smell outside the Theme Parks.

Many independently very rich people move South to Florida. They wouldn't voluntarily choose to live in a dump just for the weather. On the flipside, very few independently wealthy people voluntarily choose to move to Chicago. Jobs keep people there. That is it.

 

[JoeB131]

Many independently very rich people move South to Florida. They wouldn't voluntarily choose to live in a dump just for the weather. On the flipside, very few independently wealthy people voluntarily choose to move to Chicago. Jobs keep people there. That is it.

Are you kidding? we have a whole lot of rich people here.

We have the Pritzkers, we have Oprah, we have Sam Zell.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Are you kidding? we have a whole lot of rich people here.

We have the Pritzkers, we have Oprah, we have Sam Zell.

And they probably either live in walled and guarded mansions or guarded high rise condo complexes along the miracle mile on the lakeshore.

 

[JoeB131]

And they probably either live in walled and guarded mansions or guarded high rise condo complexes along the miracle mile on the lakeshore.

So what's your point?

You think rich people in the South are living right next to the trailer parks?

 

[SweetTea]

So what's your point?

You think rich people in the South are living right next to the trailer parks?

I thought it was mothing but trailer parks in the South. Do you mean there are nice areas? No way.

 

[AZrailwhale]

So what's your point?

You think rich people in the South are living right next to the trailer parks?

My point is that they aren't exposed to the violence and crimnality.

 

[SweetTea]

My point is that they aren't exposed to the violence and crimnality.

He won't get this. I don't even need to lock my doors. I do, just because, but there wasn't been a break-in in my neighborhood in the last 2+ decades that I have lived there. I doubt if ever. Same goes for my vacation residence. You could walk down the street at 2am and not worry about a thing.

 

[JoeB131]

I thought it was mothing but trailer parks in the South. Do you mean there are nice areas? No way.

Naw, not really.

You can take the white trash out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park out of the White Trash.

My point is that they aren't exposed to the violence and crimnality.

Except you'd be wrong. The South has a higher rate of crime per capita.

He won't get this. I don't even need to lock my doors. I do, just because, but there wasn't been a break-in in my neighborhood in the last 2+ decades that I have lived there. I doubt if ever. Same goes for my vacation residence. You could walk down the street at 2am and not worry about a thing.

Well, since you refuse to tell us which state you live in, we really can't verify that.

 

[drudge X]

A lot better than most of the South. And a lot less inbreeding.

Relentless murder, blighted neighborhoods, high poverty and low test scores rate among blacks make Chicago better?