Stocks Up In Record Territories--GOP Even Losing ACA Issue To Pro-Business Democrats

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Stocks are up and so is unemployment. Does it mean the rich are getting richer and the poor get poorer during the Hussein administration? You can't have it both ways lefties. Black unemployment is in the double digits and Barry is on the golf course in Hawaii.

Yeah, things started going bad in 2009....Yup, that's when it all started to turn. Yessireee, it's Obama's fault. That's right. Nobody else.

Where should Barry be during Christmas and New Year's? The ranch in Crawford? Kennebunkport?

Azzhat.

If you're honest you will at least admit that it started when the democrats took control of the Senate and Congress in 2007.

Bahahahahaha...... Bozo. Try dialing back to 1980 when Reagan was elected and allowed big banks to securitize mortgages. Then start moving forward. Do not go pass GO, do not collect $200 and do not buy the "Trickle Down Theory" of economics, either. Don't miss Clinton signing off to reverse Glass Steagall. That launched the phony housing boom that was planned by Wall Street, who bet against themselves that they could make money by insuring their trash loans to NINJAs. All the while this was overseen by Ayn Rand's biggest fan, Alan Greenspan. Throw in a couple of decade-long wars to the tune of $4,000,000,000,000 that was started by the Dick and the Bush and you've got it just about right.

 

[Moonglow]

Here is the real problem with business in the USA.

Trade groups and tax experts complain that Congress is making it impossible for businesses and individuals to plan for the future. What if lawmakers don't renew the tax break you depend on? Or what if they change it and you're no longer eligible?

"It's a totally ridiculous way to run our tax system," said Rachelle Bernstein, vice president and tax counsel for the National Retail Federation. "It's impossible to plan when every year this happens, but yet business has gotten used to that."

Congress letting 55 tax breaks expire at year's end | Fox News

 

[Meister]

Here is the real problem with business in the USA.

Trade groups and tax experts complain that Congress is making it impossible for businesses and individuals to plan for the future. What if lawmakers don't renew the tax break you depend on? Or what if they change it and you're no longer eligible?

"It's a totally ridiculous way to run our tax system," said Rachelle Bernstein, vice president and tax counsel for the National Retail Federation. "It's impossible to plan when every year this happens, but yet business has gotten used to that."

Congress letting 55 tax breaks expire at year's end | Fox News

Moonglow, try putting in context instead of cherry picking your section of the article.
From your very own website in the very first two paragraphs:



In an almost annual ritual, Congress is letting a package of 55 popular tax breaks expire at the end of the year, creating uncertainty -- once again -- for millions of individuals and businesses.

Lawmakers let these tax breaks lapse almost every year, even though they save businesses and individuals billions of dollars. And almost every year, Congress eventually renews them, retroactively, so taxpayers can claim them by the time they file their tax returns.
Congress letting 55 tax breaks expire at year's end | Fox News

 

[Meister]

Yeah, things started going bad in 2009....Yup, that's when it all started to turn. Yessireee, it's Obama's fault. That's right. Nobody else.

Where should Barry be during Christmas and New Year's? The ranch in Crawford? Kennebunkport?

Azzhat.

If you're honest you will at least admit that it started when the democrats took control of the Senate and Congress in 2007.

Bahahahahaha...... Bozo. Try dialing back to 1980 when Reagan was elected and allowed big banks to securitize mortgages. Then start moving forward. Do not go pass GO, do not collect $200 and do not buy the "Trickle Down Theory" of economics, either. Don't miss Clinton signing off to reverse Glass Steagall. That launched the phony housing boom that was planned by Wall Street, who bet against themselves that they could make money by insuring their trash loans to NINJAs. All the while this was overseen by Ayn Rand's biggest fan, Alan Greenspan. Throw in a couple of decade-long wars to the tune of $4,000,000,000,000 that was started by the Dick and the Bush and you've got it just about right.

Look who controlled the House for the majority of those years. Good grief, you calling anybody a bozo is a joke

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Here is the real problem with business in the USA.

Trade groups and tax experts complain that Congress is making it impossible for businesses and individuals to plan for the future. What if lawmakers don't renew the tax break you depend on? Or what if they change it and you're no longer eligible?

"It's a totally ridiculous way to run our tax system," said Rachelle Bernstein, vice president and tax counsel for the National Retail Federation. "It's impossible to plan when every year this happens, but yet business has gotten used to that."

Congress letting 55 tax breaks expire at year's end | Fox News

Which is why all these tax breaks should be eliminated completely across the board and every business in the country, large or small, pay a flat corporate income tax.

 

[rightwinger]

Economy has been solid and we had a record year for stocks.......Republicans can't run on that

Obamacare will be in place and people will not want to give up their policies.......Republicans can't run on that

We shut down government and ruled a Do Nothing Congress

That is something Republicans can run on

 

[Meister]

Economy has been solid and we had a record year for stocks.......Republicans can't run on that

Obamacare will be in place and people will not want to give up their policies.......Republicans can't run on that

We shut down government and ruled a Do Nothing Congress

That is something Republicans can run on

The economy isn't sound by any stretch of the imagination.
The stock market has been floating because of the 80 billion a month that the federal reserve was pumping into it.

Next year will be the next round of people losing their insurance when the business mandate kicks in.
Go have another glass of Kool-Aid, son.

 

[Moonglow]

The President of the United States is now infamously on records(?) as noting that when it comes right down to it: He himself is way more Conservative than the Holy Father. Then there is the Holy Father. I myself am easily way more liberal than either of them, and certainly than anyone GOP. The concept, "Tea Party" is, however: Starting to go without saying, all over(?).

Pope Francis attacks 'tyranny' of unfettered capitalism, 'idolatory of money'

Since the Holy Father is representing a religious point of view, then it is relevant--finally--to show how arithmetic appears in Scripture. "Idolatory of Money" and "Unfettered Capitalism," in the same message--can be said to have an arithmetic basis, in Scripture. Many can say that the Holy Father is not a Presbyterian, (Adam Smith), kind of guy. Many can also say that more Catholics do vote, than maybe there even are Presybyterians--plus Mormons--plus Baptists. The Chinese would more easily be said able to follow along the Holy Father.

NoTeaPartyPleez poster shows the impact of fixed percentage usury, applied directly. That is a story in Matthew 25, New Testament. The Old Testament tends to avoid the impact issue, and simply allows that believers not charge usury among one another. Earlier, in Code of Hammurabi, the household too heavily in debt--facing foreclosure, for example--was allowed to indenture itself into slavery.

The impact of fixed percentage usury was everywhere noticed. The problem directly consequent fixed percentage usury was only shown--in Matthew--and generally ignored up until about four decades ago.

I myself, for example, have no doctorate. That starts about 40 years ago. The Holy Father is not entirely on the side, at long last, of "Trickle Down Economics." Ideology is not at issue--Adam Smith was wrong. Karl Marx was wrong. The myopia of ideology everywhere more likely explains the Ivy League educated, Bush Administration, subject of the. . . .stories in the OP. The Ivy League, and those educated: Are Wrong!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Speaker tied to slavery of smokes--even notes that ObamaCare is on the books. Opposition as a basis of all policy needs to be radically redirected!)

mescale, I remember snorting a lot of that in the 1970's.

 

[Moonglow]

If you're honest you will at least admit that it started when the democrats took control of the Senate and Congress in 2007.

Bahahahahaha...... Bozo. Try dialing back to 1980 when Reagan was elected and allowed big banks to securitize mortgages. Then start moving forward. Do not go pass GO, do not collect $200 and do not buy the "Trickle Down Theory" of economics, either. Don't miss Clinton signing off to reverse Glass Steagall. That launched the phony housing boom that was planned by Wall Street, who bet against themselves that they could make money by insuring their trash loans to NINJAs. All the while this was overseen by Ayn Rand's biggest fan, Alan Greenspan. Throw in a couple of decade-long wars to the tune of $4,000,000,000,000 that was started by the Dick and the Bush and you've got it just about right.

Look who controlled the House for the majority of those years. Good grief, you calling anybody a bozo is a joke

That what sucks about the whole rotten tomato, both sides of the political spectrum are out to screw the common citizen.

 

[Moonglow]

Here is the real problem with business in the USA.

Trade groups and tax experts complain that Congress is making it impossible for businesses and individuals to plan for the future. What if lawmakers don't renew the tax break you depend on? Or what if they change it and you're no longer eligible?

"It's a totally ridiculous way to run our tax system," said Rachelle Bernstein, vice president and tax counsel for the National Retail Federation. "It's impossible to plan when every year this happens, but yet business has gotten used to that."

Congress letting 55 tax breaks expire at year's end | Fox News

Which is why all these tax breaks should be eliminated completely across the board and every business in the country, large or small, pay a flat corporate income tax.

I agree, and they should take the windfall of taxes to pay down the debt.

 

[rightwinger]

Economy has been solid and we had a record year for stocks.......Republicans can't run on that

Obamacare will be in place and people will not want to give up their policies.......Republicans can't run on that

We shut down government and ruled a Do Nothing Congress

That is something Republicans can run on

The economy isn't sound by any stretch of the imagination.
The stock market has been floating because of the 80 billion a month that the federal reserve was pumping into it.

Next year will be the next round of people losing their insurance when the business mandate kicks in.
Go have another glass of Kool-Aid, son.

Hey baby, The economy must fail

Try convincing America of that in 2014........worked so well in 2012

 

[Meister]

Economy has been solid and we had a record year for stocks.......Republicans can't run on that

Obamacare will be in place and people will not want to give up their policies.......Republicans can't run on that

We shut down government and ruled a Do Nothing Congress

That is something Republicans can run on

The economy isn't sound by any stretch of the imagination.
The stock market has been floating because of the 80 billion a month that the federal reserve was pumping into it.

Next year will be the next round of people losing their insurance when the business mandate kicks in.
Go have another glass of Kool-Aid, son.

Hey baby, The economy must fail

Try convincing America of that in 2014........worked so well in 2012

Just trying to keep it real.
You not so much