alain
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...See you at the barricades, comrade.
Since I came from a communist country, I do have real issues with that statement.
...See you at the barricades, comrade.
Billy, calm down ... do you plan to open the door and say... "SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND"
"boys and girls, let's get ready for re-distribution of wealth" :D
Billy, calm down ... do you plan to open the door and say... "SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND"
"boys and girls, let's get ready for re-distribution of wealth" :D
I've F'd Billy and I can confirm he is *The Best*
Here comes the RE-DISTRIBUTION plan:
----For invididual income >$200,000....sorry, spare some change to those do work and lingering around the street all day long;
----For JOE THE MFE/IB/WHATEVER couple income > $250,000....worry, the only solution I can think of is to divorve and you won't hit that line....(wonder how much the FIRST COUPLE makes in total....$249,000/year?)
I know what you mean. When I think about how, in the event that my salary magically increases to over 250k/yr, my income taxes will be just as high as they were under Bill Clinton, I can't help but weep. How, I ask you, how can a person making 250k possibly eke out a living if 39% of that goes to taxes, rather than the current 36%? Maybe I'll have to make some small sacrifices, like not eating out at restaurants as often. Oh, the indignity!
Also, the last time I looked, the Presidential salary was 400k/yr. Do you think Pres-Elect Obama is aware that his own taxes will increase under his own tax plan, or does he support his plan anyway because he believes that the good of the country is more important than his own marginal wealth? What a sucker!
I know what you mean. When I think about how, in the event that my salary magically increases to over 250k/yr, my income taxes will be just as high as they were under Bill Clinton, I can't help but weep. How, I ask you, how can a person making 250k possibly eke out a living if 39% of that goes to taxes, rather than the current 36%? Maybe I'll have to make some small sacrifices, like not eating out at restaurants as often. Oh, the indignity!
Also, the last time I looked, the Presidential salary was 400k/yr. Do you think Pres-Elect Obama is aware that his own taxes will increase under his own tax plan, or does he support his plan anyway because he believes that the good of the country is more important than his own marginal wealth? What a sucker!
Here comes the RE-DISTRIBUTION plan:
----For invididual income >$200,000....sorry, spare some change to those do work and lingering around the street all day long;
----For JOE THE MFE/IB/WHATEVER couple income > $250,000....worry, the only solution I can think of is to divorve and you won't hit that line....(wonder how much the FIRST COUPLE makes in total....$249,000/year?)
I know what you mean. When I think about how, in the event that my salary magically increases to over 250k/yr, my income taxes will be just as high as they were under Bill Clinton, I can't help but weep. How, I ask you, how can a person making 250k possibly eke out a living if 39% of that goes to taxes, rather than the current 36%? Maybe I'll have to make some small sacrifices, like not eating out at restaurants as often. Oh, the indignity!
According to The Deal.com New Jersey Governor and former Goldman Sachs trader Jon Corzine may be a candidate to take over from Henry M. Paulson, who said he would not continue to serve as Treasury Secretary in an ew administration.
If Mr. Corzine were tapped for the post, he would be joining a string of a fellow Goldman alumni to serve as the chief of the Treasury, including Mr. Paulson and Robert E. Rubin.
I don't want to suppose anything, but I'm guessing you do support some kind of graduated tax? You don't think someone making $15K should be paying the same rate as someone making $400K, do you?
Then it's just negotiation. 250K and 39% are one possibility, and I think you'll be hard pressed to say that 300K and 37% is so much fairer and nobler.
isn't that how Hitler funded his brand of socialism?
Since I came from a communist country, I do have real issues with that statement.