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Originally Posted by tony286
Nope spending with decreased rev is the problem. .
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How about just cut spending and bring our troops home and quit fighting wars everywhere when nobody has attacked us.
End the drug war. Stop pork barrel spending.
The govt. is spending 10.6 BILLION dollars per day. And borrowing almost 4 BILLION of that every damn day.
How can you justify such a thing?
We are not at war with anybody. Our country hasn't been invaded since the War of 1812. WE do the invading since then.
What is raising taxes on the wealthiest people by 4 or 5 % going to do? Nothing. Absolutely NOTHING.
Not only that...but ALL of those wealthiest people (including Warren Hypocrite Buffet) make the majority of their money on Capital Gains. So sure...go ahead and raise the income tax rate. They still won't pay one thin dime more.
The whole premise is stupid and is designed for the Obama campaign to get a populist vote from people who just can't stand that somebody else has it better than them. It's class warfare plain and simple.
Cut the spending. How can anybody in this thread possibly justify 10.6 BILLION dollars a day in spending??? You can't. And none of you ever address it. You just stay on the Democrat talking points. And those against taxes stay on the Republican talking points. It's all deception.
The Feds are spending more money than I can even wrap my head around.
Isn't Romney supposed to be "filthy" rich? What's he worth..a couple hundred million dollars?
Well the Federal govt. is spending 6.85 million dollars PER MINUTE. Wrap your heads around that.
So in 29 minutes the federal govt. spends the same amount of Romney's entire wealth.
And Romney is the "filthy" rich one who didn't really "earn" his money? lol
NO! It's not rich people who are the problem. The feds are the filthiest and the richest.
When I was a little kid in the 60's and a teen in the 70's, my generation was taught to NEVER trust govt.
But it seems that the next generation just LOVES them some government. Sad.
I'd like some freedom
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