How will you spend your Welfare Tax Credit if the messiah gets elected?

Freedom isn't Free a lot of people in over the course of over 200 years have fought and died for that Freedom to have it recklessly voted away in an election by uniformed voters, to risk Capitalism for Socialism or even Communism.





Karl Marx believed that socialism represents the transition between capitalism and communism.





Barack Hussein Obama said in his book 'Audacity of Hope', “I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction what better place for the Muslins to control our country, than in the office of the President of USA.”





May God protect the American People and the Free World from the Democrat Party and Barack Hussein Obama.













How will you spend your Welfare Tax Credit if the messiah gets elected?
Well, will families making less than $250,000 get a tax cut under President Obama, or not? Senator Obama has been saying this for months, but on Monday Joe Biden put the tax-cut income threshold at $150,000 in an interview with a TV station in his beloved Scranton, Pennsylvania. The Biden campaign later clarified -- or at least tried to clarify -- the matter by saying that anyone making between $150,000 and $250,000 wouldn't get a tax cut but also wouldn't pay higher taxes.


We suspect what's going on here is more than Mr. Biden's normal gift of gaffe. As with his admission that a President Obama would quickly be tested by our enemies, the Delaware rambler was stumbling into the truth. An Obama Administration couldn't possibly pay for a tax cut for 95% of Americans by raising taxes on a mere 5%. Those 5% don't make enough money, or at least they won't after they find ways to shelter more of their income when their tax rates rise.


Just as Bill Clinton promised a "middle-class tax cut" in 1992 only to raise taxes on the middle class in 1993, Mr. Obama will quickly find that his tax-revenue math doesn't add up. Add in the demands on Capitol Hill to spend more and to offset the Alternative Minimum Tax, and our bet is that even $150,000 would soon prove to be a moving tax target. Remember when the AMT was only supposed to hit 21 millionaires? Next year, without relief, it could hit 26 million taxpayers. Tax increases always hit the middle class because that's where the money is.
Reply:We all work to create wealth in this country. Republican policies have made sure that the wealthiest benefit more than the rest of us. Republicans, including John McCain, also redistribute the wealth (its called trickle down economics). Its time we redistribute in a way that builds the middle class, which is the driver of our economic system (those that purchase the most goods and services). Our entire economy will work better this way.





Both candidates support a progressive tax system, don't kid yourself.





McCain's current rhetoric is disingenous.





If you are not rich, you'd be a fool not to favor progressive taxation also.
Reply:Another example of Republican scare tactics. Again, I ask, What information do you intend to gain from asking such empty questions?


Get with it... what are your thoughts and beliefs about the real issues that matter. If we could only erase the hate.... what a thought huh.





Registered Independent voter.
Reply:unfortunately, i was one of those who was raised to believe the american way was to have ambition, intelligence, and a drive to succeed....and i did, to the senior management level in my industry, so i will be one of the ones subsidizing the worthless of this county as they sit on their as*ses and praise him for sharing my wealth with them
Reply:If I could vote Jesus for president I would.





I don't think you'd like Jesus' policies though.





Here's what Jesus told the rich man:





"Go and sell all your possessions. Give the money to poor people. Then you will have real wealth, in heaven"





Since Jesus isn't running, we'll have to settle for Obama. 80% of economists say he has the better plan.
Reply:I will give to my local food bank, like I did with the last Stimulus Check. I don't need the money, and I would rather someone that really needed the help, gets it.
Reply:I will spend it on my tax increase since he's cutting out the tax credit for children. I'll be down money and someone has to pay for the tax credits that people who don't pay taxes will get.
Reply:Messiah is running for the Presidency??? I thought it was Obama and McCain. I should pay close attention to political news.
Reply:Sorry, Southern Man is a gainfully employed, hard working tax producer, not a tax eater. No tax credits for him!
Reply:Paying higher prices on goods and services after businesses pass along their tax hikes to me.
Reply:Yeah. What credit? It keeps shrinking. Day after Super Tuesday, it will be a negative number, same as always.
Reply:I would save it. As much as this guy changes his mind, there's no tellin when you'll need money again to pay taxes.





And he is NOT "the messiah"!
Reply:Well I am borderline rich so I don't know. If I do get it, I'll donate it to Americans for Fair Taxation.





www.fairtax.org
Reply:Unfortunately, I'll be one of the four people actually paying in if this fraud gets in.
Reply:Can you say, 'Vacation at the beach'!


Yeah!


Thanks Dems for the freebies.


It's nice to be paid to vote (don't tell them that I didn't vote for them)



Reply:Guns and ammo, cause I will most likely need them to defend myself before dinner. NOBAMA
Reply:On products in small businesses so they can get some profits and maybe hire more people
Reply:I will take my chances. So far trikle down isn't doing so well as evidenced by our economy. More of the same, hell no!
Reply:Get ready for a decade out of the Whitehouse and a filibuster Senate.
Reply:Woo Hoo! I am going to the strip club!





Singed


Bill Clinton.
Reply:We'll need it when we're all unemployed.



Reply:I'll buy one of McCain's houses.
Reply:on 2 loafs of bread and a gallon of milk
Reply:I'll buy me a big house like John McSame.




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