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Originally Posted by richlevy
Only because so far the only reason it balances is due to promises of closure in unspecified loopholes and promised growth to close a 4.8 trillion dollar gap.
What if this promised surge in growth revenue, like the 'trickle down' money that failed to materialize with the last set of tax cuts, fails to show? What loopholes? The 'loopholes' like the mortgage tax deduction that is used by millions of working and middle class Americans? Or the loopholes that allowed Mr. Romney to pay a %14 effective tax rate? Guess which ones I think will be targeted.....
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice.......
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Oh Please! Poly-ticks will fool us every day of the week, if we don't watch 'em!
Which do you, sight unseen, believe is more trustworthy?
A missionary for two years from the Mormon Church, and WAY successful businessman?
Or
A Chicago Community activist and professional poly-tick?
Where "poly-ticks" (poly = many, and tick = blood sucking organism).
Maybe you've been fooled so many times, you've joined with the Fools?
Have you any idea of the kind of loopholes that our tax code has? We're still giving handouts to farmers for growing wool for soldiers socks, from WWI, for crying out loud!
Romney has a blind trust for his personal funds, to avoid any hint of a conflict of interest. He has no control over what is bought or sold, and doesn't know what's been done, until the end of the quarter.
I LOVE the hypocrisy of those berating Romney for following the legal tax code. Nevermind, that the guy gives millions to charities -- to you, that means nothing. NO! Let's castigate him for following the law!!
Is there no limit to your hypocrisy?
If you believe you can PRY a cut in spending from the Obama administrations MASSIVE federal budget increases, you're completely in the dark about what they have done, and insist on continuing.
Will we get everything we want in a Republican administration? No. But at least we'll get SOME of what we want, and a LOT of what we need, and get headed back in the right direction.
We are spending $58,000 dollars per second, more than we make in income, currently - over a TRILLION dollars a year more than we can afford.
We will RUE the day that we have a true monetary crisis, believe me.