Another politician trying to get out of paying taxes.

http://www.businessinsider.com/companies-pay-lowest-tax-loopholes-2011-2# Hmmm. . . take a look at Boeing. I am glad for the employees--but shouldn't companies pay a fair share as well? ...

The WH has graciously placed some charts on this website: Table 2.2 has the receipts from individual and corporate taxes paid from 1934 to present. There are plenty of other graphs if you want to spend the time. ...

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“I like Donald J. Trump because he is not a politician. He talks like a guy. And ladies out there, this is what guys talk about when you’re not around; so if you’re offended by it, grow up! And by the way, this is what you guys talk about over wine when you have your brunches. So take it easy.” - Scott Baio ...

By Stephen C. WebsterTuesday, April 13th, 2010 -- 11:15 pm For all the talk, saber rattling, obstruction and fervent peddling of alternate realities Republicans have engaged in since President Obama took office, one might think they'd be doing a little better in the polls, even if by merely playing the role of a lesser of two evils in the eyes of the masses. Not quite. President Obama is still by far the most national politician in the United States, according to a new CNN poll [PDF link ...

I don't give a darn what anyone on this board says about who asked the questions. This isn't about WHO asked the questions....it's about what this representative thinks about women and it's about the answers this Rep. decided to ignore. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=DSlaBkrIfCg ...

First, it would be means-tested. No assistance would be offered to families who don't need it, and for those eligible for assistance, the amount would be based on the level of need. Families at the poverty level would receive the greatest assistance and the amount would decrease as the family income level increases until hitting the "wealthy"cutoff of no assistance. Second, assistance would be based on the residual need AFTER taking into account scholarships or grants, if ...

Union dues hard at work? ‘Turf-tastic: “Occupy” protester says he was paid $60 to protest CPAC This is what democracy astroturf looks like. One protester told TheDC that all the “Occupy” activists were being paid to protest, and that his union, Sheet Metal Workers Local 100, approached him about the money-making opportunity… Other “Occupy CPAC” protesters were unwilling to speak on camera because they were unaware what they we ...

http://dc.streetsblog.org/2013/12/03/concrete-proposals-for-raising-gas-tax-finally-on-the-table/ What are your thoughts on this? Is this the right time to rasie taxes on anything? ...

If Trump truly cared about us, they would be paying for their own security since adult chidren do not have to be covered by Secret Service. I'm sorry if supporters don't see this as a problem but you should. It is not right that taxpayers are paying so they can advance their business. Before you start slamming Obama, I would be equally upset if his adult children or he were doing company business on our dime. Trump and his family are costing us a lot of unnecessary costs ...

http://vimeo.com/8889707 ...

due and the Baltimore City leadership sends the bill to FEMA, forcing all Americans to pay. This is in addition to the $1.8 billion in stimulus money. ...

I have a credit card that I owe quite a bit on. I asked for a drop in the percentage rate so hopefully could pay it off faster and was told no, I already had the lowest rate they gave out. I then decided to switch CC and go with one that offered 0% for 17 months. I called, was told approved for the entire amount to be paid off to my original CC and then made another call this weekend to find out how the money would be sent, again told it was for the full amount and would be paid by wire transfer ...

journalist James Foley, who was beheaded by ISIS on August 19, told ABC News that government officials threatened the Foleys to stop them from paying a ransom to free their son. The threats reportedly came from a prominent military officer on the White House’s National Security Council, who warned them that paying a ransom to ISIS would support terrorism. “Three times he intimidated us with that message. We were horrified he would say that. He just told us we would be prosecuted. We knew ...

like my cell phone has universal government tax to pay for Obamaphones, my internet bill has hidden fees, and my gas/electric bill has $1 dollar added every month to pay for heat during the winter for "those who can't afford it." We pay for this stuff. All the while I'm lowering my lifestyle, growing my own food, walking instead of driving my 18-year-old car....infinity. There, done venting. ...

Congress is poised to clear the final $50 billion chunk of emergency aid for Superstorm Sandy relief Monday — and in one vote, it will have used up all the new tax money President Obama won by raising rates on the wealthy in the “fiscal cliff” deal. The tax deal that Congress and Mr. Obama reached in early January cut taxes overall but let them rise on individuals making more than $250,000 a year and families with income of more than $300,000. Those increases brought the government som ...

There has been a lot of discussion on this board about raising the minimum wage to $15.00 and I have been very vocal about being in favor of this. I have listened to how the prices of everything will go up, they do anyway. Think of gas prices. Just mention the word hurricane or bad weather and even before a hurricane forms they are raising the prices of gas. Just talk about cold weather hitting Florida and orange juice goes through the roof. So they will raise prices regardless. But my main reas ...

Even if you disagree with President Donald Trump and his administration, there are some positive kernels out there. Trump has put an emphasis on jobs, for example, specifically jobs for the struggling middle and lower class. Although those promised jobs might not necessarily come to fruition, it’s good to hear somebody at least talk about blue-collar struggles. One way the president is focusing on jobs is by attempting to bring back apprenticeships. Apprenticeships, of course, are on-the-jo ...

He said he has to get a tax preparer to do his taxes for him because they are so complicated!! DUH!!!! If the IRS tax commissioner cannot do his taxes, get a clue GOVERNMENT!! Either do away with all the garbage or just do flat taxes and be done with it..... ...

Okay..so President Obama wants to start having taxes for the banks because he feels that these banks should pay back us taxpayers because we bailed them out. Now...how smart is that considering that the banks are going to pass those taxes onto us and so basically taxpayers will be paying the taxes of the banks so the banks can pay the taxpayers back. Now does that make a whole heck of a lot of sense!!!!? Sheesh. The only reason we bailed certain banks out anyway is becaus ...

under the Obama presidency, so says Forbes. Yes, that is what I said ye members of the Tea Party and pubs et al. ...

An interesting article. http://www.rightsidenews.com/201003299297/editorial/america-prepare-for-an-avalanche-of-taxes.html ...

Of course it should start at one percent at a starting point and go up from there. Because I was curious I was looking up what taxes would be on a single person making 20K a year or so. ...

Do you think he will release his tax returns now and prove it? ...

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/06/29/Seven-new-taxes Mr. Obama’s promise not to raise taxes on anyone earning less than $250,000 is just another falsehood associated with this legislation. ...

Dems in the Senate are looking for MORE REVENUE. They promise a budget this year BUT want to raise taxes more than what's been raised so far. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senate Democrats intend to approve a budget for the first time in almost four years, a prominent lawmaker said Sunday, but he said it will call for higher tax revenues that Republicans are sure to oppose. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., also said an announcement by House Republicans that they plan to approve a short ...

http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/oreilly/2011/09/20/bill-oreilly-raising-revenue-punishing-achievement ...

Health law’s heavy impactPaul Guppy The Spokesman-Review Washington State In the days leading up to the dramatic late-night vote on President Barack Obama’s health plan, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said, “We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it …” Now that ObamaCare has passed, it is slowly dawning on people what the new law means for the country and for Washington state. ObamaCare sweeps away a host of state r ...

which site do you use?I have treid a few different sites .... I always do to compare...and have found there seems to always be a difference.Well I am coming up with few hundred dollars difference among these sites.I have checked and rechecked my math...and can not figure it out.I have tried 4 sites...and not one of them show the exact same amount that I will be refunded.WHY???? ...

I like his idea of analyzing each new tax proposed for it's job growth potential. And no teleprompter. The video is about 6-1/2 minutes here: http://rubio.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2011/7/senator-rubio-we-don-t-need-new-taxes-we-need-new-taxpayers Senator Rubio: "We Don't Need New Taxes. We Need New Taxpayers." The transcript: "Our total debt is about to reach the size of our entire economy. That's kind of the framework in which we're operating in when we ...

Another politician trying to get out of paying taxes.

He is as big a phony as Pelosi and Obama...barf.nm - MS

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