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Proud Liberal Dem Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Sun Dec-05-10 03:51 PMOriginal messageA tax cut compromise that we can all get behind? Updated at 3:51 PM After giving the current national debate about the so-called Bush Tax Cuts, specifically those geared toward the upper class, some more thought, I’ve decided that if the (upper-class) tax cuts are temporarily extended for, say, 1-2 years, then the compromise put forward by President Obama and Democrats should be that:1.) Businesses need to be held accountable and demonstrate that they are utilizing the tax cuts during this time period to actually create jobs in order to receive any additional extensions. Any further extensions by Congress will be dependent on their ability to demonstrate at least some value of lowering tax rates for the upper class. After all, The Republicans are forever talking about the need to cut programs and stop spending money on programs that don’t work.2.) Businesses need to commit to faithfully paying any past tax debts/arrears, as well as paying what they actually owe in taxes from here on out without resorting to any financial games or trickery such as keeping their money outside of the country. After all, doesn’t everybody need to pay their fair share in this day and age?3.) Republicans need to be held accountable for proposing a plan- agreeable to everybody- to pay for the extension of tax cuts. After all, they demand that Democrats figure out how to pay for things all the time. Why should they be able to exempt themselves from this requirement and isn’t doing so demonstrating “fiscal responsibility�http://www.examiner.com/liberal-in-indianapolis/a-tax-cut-compromise-that-we-can-all-get-behind
bluestateguy (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Sun Dec-05-10 03:59 PMResponse to Original message2. If we imposed mandatory hiring requirements upon businesses, I could get behind it And they would have to be living wage jobs here in America.Then I could get behind keeping their taxes down.
Obama, Congress Maneuver to Extend Unemployment Benefits in Exchange for Current Tax RatesFox News
Take a good look... this is what a 'proud liberal democrat' looks like --->http://www.examiner.com/liberal-in-indianapolis/a-tax-cut-compromise-that-we-can-all-get-behind
No, no tax cuts at all. I'm tired of the rich bastards getting more and more money. According to Representative Grayson, Rush Limbaugh will get an extra 2.5 million dollars this year.We should seize all his money and assets and take care of the poor in this country.
Proud Liberal Dem Donating Member (1000+ posts) Sun Dec-05-10 03:51 PMOriginal messageA tax cut compromise that we can all get behind? Updated at 3:51 PM ...1.) Businesses Governments need to be held accountable and demonstrate that they are utilizing the tax cutsrevenue during this time period to actually create jobs in order to receive any additional extensions. Any further extensions by Congress will be dependent on their ability to demonstrate at least some value of lowering maintaining current tax rates for the upper class. After all, The Republicans Democrats are forever talking about the need to cutadd programs and stop increase spending money on programs that don’t work.2.) Businesses Government need to commit to faithfully paying any past tax debts/arrears, as well as payingdelivering what they actually owe promised in taxes from here on out without resorting to any financial games or trickery such as keeping their money outside of the countryblaming business. After all, doesn’t everybody need to pay their fair share in this day and age?3.) Republicans Democrats need to be held accountable for proposing a plan- agreeable to everybody- to pay for the extension of tax cutswanton spending. After all, they demand that Democrats taxpayers figure out how to pay for things all the time. Why should they be able to exempt themselves from this requirement and isn’t doing so demonstrating “fiscal responsibility�...
There. Are. NO. F*cking. Orders.I wish there was just one leftard brainiac that had ever, EVER run a business.
Bonhomme Richard Donating Member (1000+ posts) Sun Dec-05-10 03:57 PMResponse to Original message1. What reality do they live in?1.) Businesses need to be held accountable2.) Businesses need to commit to faithfullyAnd the best for last3.) Republicans need to be held accountable
Proud Liberal DemA tax cut compromise that we can all get behind?
And you need to get your head out of the sand and finally admit that you and the other DUmmies are,...WRONG!Your good pal, Bwaney Fwank sent the ball rolling down to financial ruin. Why did banks offer loans to people that couldn't afford them?
HIS NAME IS DUGE?!?!Is that pronounced DOO GEE?
The funnier part is, he's a JR. That means there are 2 people with that name.
Click on the guy's picture and you get a brief bio AND his email address!The guy doesn't even have a real job...he's a social worker! That must be why he has all them economic smarts.
Remember the democrat outrage over "redlining"?
