BTW, Comey is a lying GOP POS. The next day he went back and had to admit it, dupe.
I've heard that far left Progressives have extremely short attention spans. I just didn't realize how short. So...how much did you add to your income taxes? What percentage of all income taxes are paid by the top 5% of earners? You have no clue do you?
BS propaganda.
Fact, dupe. We have a basically flat tax system with the richest getting all the new wealth and YOU and your family and friends going to hell
I did quite nicely thank you. As a Realtor for a bit over 40 years, I learned early on to read and take advantage of the ups and downs. Since 47.5% of household pay no income tax whatsoever. Please explain how that equals a flat tax.
Well if you did alright, there's no problem...
Not for me but the middle-income group sure took a beating. At the same time, the upper-income households grew greatly. The exact opposite of what petulant former President Obama had promised. Of course, that was mixed in with all his other lies so it got hard to tell one from another.
How could have President Obama "Delivered" without the help and cooperation from the GOP Congress??? President Obama "Wasn't Elected KING".
5 Ways Republicans Have Sabotaged Job Growth
5 Ways Republicans Have Sabotaged Job Growth
By Jeff Spross
New numbers
released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that the economy added a mere 80,000 jobs in June. That’s down from an average of 150,000 jobs a month for the first part of the year, and far too little to keep up with population growth.
Republican intransigence on economic policy has been a key contributor to the sluggish recovery. As early as 2009, Republican fear-mongering over spending and their readiness to filibuster in the Senate
helped convince the White House economic team that an $800 billion stimulus was the most they could hope to get through Congress. Reporting has since revealed that the team thought the country actually needed a stimulus on the order of $1.2 to $1.8 trillion. The economy’s path over the next three years
provedthem right. Here are the top five ways the Republicans have sabotaged the economic recovery since:
1. Filibustering the American Jobs Act. Last October, Senate Republicans
killed a
jobs bill proposed by President Obama that would have pumped $447 billion into the economy. Multiple economic analysts
predicted the bill would add around two million jobs and
hailed it as defense against a double-dip recession. The Congressional Budget Office also
scored it as a net deficit reducer over ten years, and the American public
supported the bill.2. Stonewalling monetary stimulus. The Federal Reserve
can do enormous good for a depressed economy through
more aggressive monetary stimulus, and by
tolerating a temporarily higher level of inflation. But with everything from Ron Paul’s
anti-inflationary crusade to Rick Perry
threatening to lynch Chairman Ben Bernanke, Republicans have
browbeaten the Fed into not going down this path. Most damagingly, the GOP repeatedly
held up President Obama’s nominations to the Federal Reserve Board during the critical months of the recession, leaving the board without the institutional clout
it needed to help the economy.3. Threatening a debt default. Even though the country didn’t actually hit its debt ceiling last summer, the Republican
threat to default on the United States’ outstanding obligations was sufficient to spook financial markets and
do real damage to the economy.4. Cutting discretionary spending in the debt ceiling deal.
The deal the GOP extracted as the price for avoiding default imposed around $900 billion in cuts over ten years. It
included $30.5 billion in discretionary cuts in 2012 alone, costing the country 0.3 percent in economic growth and 323,000 jobs, according to estimates from the Economic Policy Institute. Starting in 2013, the deal
will trigger another $1.2 trillion in cuts over ten years.5. Cutting discretionary spending in the budget deal. While not as cataclysmic as the debt ceiling brinksmanship, Republicans also
threatened a shutdown of the government in early 2011 if cuts were not made to that year’s budget. The deal they struck with the White House
cut $38 billion from food stamps, health, education, law enforcement, and low-income programs among others, while
sparing defense almost entirely.
There have also been a few near-misses, in which the GOP almost prevented help from coming to the economy. The Republicans in the House
delayed a transportation bill that
saved as many as 1.9 million jobs. House Committees run by the GOP
have passed proposals aimed at cutting billions from food stamps, and the party has
repeatedly threatened to kill
extensions of unemployment insurance and cuts to the payroll tax.
According to the Congressional Budget Office, those policies — the payroll tax cut, food stamps, unemployment insurance, and discretionary spending for low-income Americans — 
have the highest multipliers, meaning more job boosting potential per dollar.