OUR GREAT PRESIDENT KEEP AMERICA SAFE
- Thread starter RAYMOND
- Start date
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
its been his way or the highway so far
he said he was going to end the war in 6 months
as i see he fuel the war = lies
he trying to push every bill through the congress
his spending is out of control, the people he surround himself and all thugs and tax cheat
where all of his proimise= lies lies
i wish the guys would have been a great president
but its not going to happen
he a real greenhorn ,sorry clueless he surround him self around losers :sadwave:
goverment has fail us the american people dems and the rep:sadwave:
its goverment as a whole not just obama
but he the leader , sorry to say i giving up on my goverment! they gave the country away = cheap
I counted 16 errors in this very short post.
ok , i may not be a good writer , but i have common sense at least:00hour
but good at math and history and street smarts:mj06:
I doubt you have any of these qualities.
We have seen you be absolutely horrid at running a sports service so there goes your math theory.
Your common sense and street smarts have not helped you recognize your business was entering a slow down period nor did it help you do anything to improve it.
You just post complete nonsense and emails that have been around forever and are complete fabrications.
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
do you feel better
i have no shame with that
Lets answer the policy question.
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
did not like
goverment spending
higher taxes
bailouts
bigger goverment
lies
wastful spending
would like to see more tax cuts and less goverment spending
like goverment to stand out of my business
and work for the people
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
Yeah it sure seems like Obama started all of this about six months ago. The government spending and bailouts. All Obama. :mj07:
WHY SHOULD I WORK MY ASS OFF TO SHARE IT WITH , PEOPLE WHOM DON'T LIKE TO WORK
I LIKE TO KEEP MY MONEY , BECAUSE I EARN IT
OBAMA GOING TO TAX THE SHIT OUT OF SMALL BUSSINESS , SMALL BUSINESS EMPLOYED OVER 50 % OF AMERICAN PEOPLE
HE GOING TO HURT US ,NOT HELP US BY TAXING SMALL BUSISNESS ! MR OBAMA HEALTH PLAN IS GOING TO HURT SMALL BUSSINESS NOT HELP.
WE NEED TAX CUTS IN TIME OF TROUBLE
AND HURT US
BIG GOVERMENT AND SPENDING IS NOT THE ANSWER AND WILL NEVER WILL BE!
GOVERMENT IS TO HELP AND PROTECT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND HURT US
GOVERMENT IN BED WITH THE BIG CORP
AND THEY HAVE SOLD US OUT!
OBAMA SAY HE WAS AGAINST EARN MARK LOL
AND SPECIAL INTEREST = JOKE
I LIKE TO KEEP MY MONEY , BECAUSE I EARN IT
OBAMA GOING TO TAX THE SHIT OUT OF SMALL BUSSINESS , SMALL BUSINESS EMPLOYED OVER 50 % OF AMERICAN PEOPLE
HE GOING TO HURT US ,NOT HELP US BY TAXING SMALL BUSISNESS ! MR OBAMA HEALTH PLAN IS GOING TO HURT SMALL BUSSINESS NOT HELP.
WE NEED TAX CUTS IN TIME OF TROUBLE
AND HURT US
BIG GOVERMENT AND SPENDING IS NOT THE ANSWER AND WILL NEVER WILL BE!
GOVERMENT IS TO HELP AND PROTECT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND HURT US
GOVERMENT IN BED WITH THE BIG CORP
AND THEY HAVE SOLD US OUT!
OBAMA SAY HE WAS AGAINST EARN MARK LOL
AND SPECIAL INTEREST = JOKE
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
Find me your post before the last election where you were bashing Bush. Get to it.
BUSH START IT AND OBAMA IS TAKING IT TO A HIGHER LEVEL!
OBAMA IS THE SAME AS BUSH
BUT WORST:scared LIKE OR NOT
LISTEN IT'S, GOVERMENT AS A WHOLE
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
Hold on about the racist stuff. Raymond is 3/4 black; one white grandfather. He tries to pass for a dark Mexican.
The Mexican ploy doesn't work too well for him. Just last week he was in a redneck bar when one of the locals called him out on that:
"So you're a Mexican, eh, Raymond".
"Yes, me Mexican".
"Okay", says Bubba, sticking a .45 in Raymond's face, "speak some Spanish for me".
"Uhh, Uhhhh", says Raymond, "uhh...uuuhhh....ah...ah...ah....adios, muhfuggah!".:scared
However he is poorly educated and may well be a cocksucker.
I WAS FOR BUSH , AND VOTED FOR HIM BOTH TIME!
BUSH FAIL US IN HIS SECOND TERM
HIS LAST 4 YEARS, HE DID ALOT OF DAMAGE
NOT GOING TO LIE, BUT THE DEMS CONGRESS ALSO DID US WRONG ALSO
SO WHO DO WE BLAME - THE GOVERMENT AS A WHOLE = THERE ALL OUT OF TOUCH WITH US SMALL PEOPLE! WE NEED REAL CHANGE IN WASHINGTON!
WILL WE GET IT , MOSTLIKELY NOT
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory?id=6970566
Claims that President Barack Obama's tax plans are an assault on small business skirt the likelihood that most job-producing small businesses wouldn't feel that pinch at all.
Obama is proposing to raise taxes on households earning over $250,000 by increasing the rate on the top two tax brackets and limiting deductions, starting in 2011.
Republicans and other critics, knowing they will get little mileage from defending the rich, instead are casting the plan as a tax hit on people who run industrious little companies driving job growth.
That's not likely, according to one in-depth analysis, which found that more than 95 percent of small business owners would be off the hook.
Obama does not propose higher business taxes.
But critics reason that owners of many small companies report business income on their personal tax returns instead of filing corporate taxes. That exposes their business's earnings to Obama's higher tax rates on the wealthy.
To be sure, some business owners would get caught in that net.
But for one thing, most small businesses don't create jobs. They tend to be lawyers, accountants and other professionals who earn some of their money from partnerships or otherwise organize themselves as a business entity.
As well, many small businesses with employees don't earn enough to put their owners over the threshold for the higher tax rates.
Indeed, most of them ? like Joe the Plumber of presidential campaign fame ? would probably get Obama's tax break for the middle class.
Obama also proposes to eliminate capital gains taxes on small businesses and make a research tax credit permanent. He would expand a provision that allows money-losing companies to get refunds from taxes paid in previous years, when the companies were profitable.
Still, Obama is not cutting taxes for 95 percent of Americans, as his supporters often say. The president himself asserted Thursday that he's giving a "a middle-class tax cut to 95 percent of hardworking families."
An independent analysis estimated that 75.5 percent of all U.S. households would get his tax credit for workers. A higher percentage of working families would get it.
THE CLAIMS:
?"In fact, a majority of those penalized by the proposed tax increase in this budget are small businesses." ? Republican Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia.
?"Small businesses and the entrepreneurs who lead them have been the primary drivers of job growth over the past decade. This plan would punish them with higher taxes, resulting in less government revenue, less economic growth, and fewer jobs ? not more." ? Bruce Josten of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
THE FACTS:
The U.S. has roughly 6 million businesses that employ people, and 20 million businesses without employees.
The latter group includes solo operators, professionals in partnerships and those who organize themselves as a business for tax purposes but earn little if any income from the enterprise.
Small businesses are defined as having fewer than 500 workers each.
Sizable companies within that group wouldn't be snagged by Obama's personal tax rates simply because they are too large to report income on the individual return of the owner.
Many truly small operations simply don't make enough to qualify for the tax hit.
Last year the Tax Policy Center run jointly by the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution examined the likely effects of Obama's plans to raise taxes on couples making over $250,000.
The analysis estimated that 663,000 taxpayers who report business income or losses fall in the two tax brackets whose rates would go up under Obama. Many are small businesses on paper, without workers.
Millions of other small-business owners would be clear.
Claims that President Barack Obama's tax plans are an assault on small business skirt the likelihood that most job-producing small businesses wouldn't feel that pinch at all.
Obama is proposing to raise taxes on households earning over $250,000 by increasing the rate on the top two tax brackets and limiting deductions, starting in 2011.
Republicans and other critics, knowing they will get little mileage from defending the rich, instead are casting the plan as a tax hit on people who run industrious little companies driving job growth.
That's not likely, according to one in-depth analysis, which found that more than 95 percent of small business owners would be off the hook.
Obama does not propose higher business taxes.
But critics reason that owners of many small companies report business income on their personal tax returns instead of filing corporate taxes. That exposes their business's earnings to Obama's higher tax rates on the wealthy.
To be sure, some business owners would get caught in that net.
But for one thing, most small businesses don't create jobs. They tend to be lawyers, accountants and other professionals who earn some of their money from partnerships or otherwise organize themselves as a business entity.
As well, many small businesses with employees don't earn enough to put their owners over the threshold for the higher tax rates.
Indeed, most of them ? like Joe the Plumber of presidential campaign fame ? would probably get Obama's tax break for the middle class.
Obama also proposes to eliminate capital gains taxes on small businesses and make a research tax credit permanent. He would expand a provision that allows money-losing companies to get refunds from taxes paid in previous years, when the companies were profitable.
Still, Obama is not cutting taxes for 95 percent of Americans, as his supporters often say. The president himself asserted Thursday that he's giving a "a middle-class tax cut to 95 percent of hardworking families."
An independent analysis estimated that 75.5 percent of all U.S. households would get his tax credit for workers. A higher percentage of working families would get it.
THE CLAIMS:
?"In fact, a majority of those penalized by the proposed tax increase in this budget are small businesses." ? Republican Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia.
?"Small businesses and the entrepreneurs who lead them have been the primary drivers of job growth over the past decade. This plan would punish them with higher taxes, resulting in less government revenue, less economic growth, and fewer jobs ? not more." ? Bruce Josten of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
THE FACTS:
The U.S. has roughly 6 million businesses that employ people, and 20 million businesses without employees.
The latter group includes solo operators, professionals in partnerships and those who organize themselves as a business for tax purposes but earn little if any income from the enterprise.
Small businesses are defined as having fewer than 500 workers each.
Sizable companies within that group wouldn't be snagged by Obama's personal tax rates simply because they are too large to report income on the individual return of the owner.
Many truly small operations simply don't make enough to qualify for the tax hit.
Last year the Tax Policy Center run jointly by the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution examined the likely effects of Obama's plans to raise taxes on couples making over $250,000.
The analysis estimated that 663,000 taxpayers who report business income or losses fall in the two tax brackets whose rates would go up under Obama. Many are small businesses on paper, without workers.
Millions of other small-business owners would be clear.
