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GORDON 
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Posted on: Nov. 10 2010,18:56 |
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So will that raise or lower the tax burden for the middle class?
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GORDON 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,04:57 |
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I'm firmly on the side of CUT THE FUCKING SPENDING rather than taking more money out of the economy.
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TPRJones 
I saw The Fault in our Stars opening night.

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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,06:19 |
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Honestly, it doesn't matter if that is less tax or more tax. The huge difference that would make would be cutting the many billions of dollars spent on creating, interpreting, enforcing and complying with the ass-rapingly monstrous tax code.
It'll put a whole lot of tax accountants and IRS agents out of work. But frankly, I don't care. The amount of money that would free up to spend on more useful endeavors would be very much worth a small spike in unemployment.
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thibodeaux 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,06:53 |
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Since it's never going to happen, why worry about it?
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Leisher 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,07:09 |
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That story is being reported on Yahoo's front page, but their headline is that the panel is urging a reduction in military spending.
It's actually in their headline, and was the topic for at least the first 7 paragraphs before I stopped reading.
Funny how the same news story gets reported in different ways.
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TheCatt 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,07:38 |
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The Reuters article above was my favorite of the ones I saw on it, mainly because it's basically just a list of details, and nothing more (they even called it a factbox - to distinguish between this and their regular reporting?)
But yes, if you read the article: * Significant spending cuts * Massive simplification of tax code (don't know if this is revenue neutral or not) * Reduce farm subsidies, reduce health care benefits, minor tweaks (reductions) to social security.
The proposal is completely full of win.
Meanwhile, Democrats are trying to shoot it down already, and Obama is actually saying the right things (so far).
Seriously: This is the one thing I want these fuckers to do. *sigh*
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TheCatt 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,15:45 |
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ELIMINATE ALL EARMARKS - I think I just peed a little.
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thibodeaux 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,15:53 |
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"Cut government workforce by 10%" ROFL. Good luck, suckers.
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GORDON 
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Posted on: Nov. 11 2010,16:25 |
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So between being forced to pay for Obamacare and a rise in taxes, I will personally be fucked.
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