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Wow did Barry look bad on Libya!!! He out and out lied about what he said in the Rose Garden the next day and that ultra-lib crowley showed her true colors in suggesting he was right. That should lose him the election right there. You knew Obama couldn't do as bad as the first time and the socialists and commies would claim he won with any improvment. Keep dreaming!!! I loved it when Mitt recited a long list of broken promises from Obama and the messiah had no real answer. I also loved it when he was asked about his energy chief's statement in support of $4 a gallon gas. He rambled on and on but NEVER did he disavow the statement. Turn out the lights the party's over Barry Soheto.My wife, who is pretty astute politically and up on current affairs, walked out of the room some five minutes after the thing started. I said "Hey, where are you going"? Her comment, paraphrased, was that she could not listen to another second of Soetoro's lies. Since we are both from the Chicago area (Glen Ellyn) we know liars when they appear and it seems Barry hasn't out grown his adopted roots as of yet. Once a congenital liar, always a congenital liar. The troubling aspect is that he seems to believe his lies.
Candy Crowley did an outstanding job as moderator. It would be nice to see them bring her back for the third debate.
That works legally but not politically. The juxtaposition of struggling families that are paying two or three points higher than that and Mitt sitting on his pile of money works very well for Obama during the campaign. Mitt
I think 15% capital gains tax is exactly 15% too high. You have to pay income tax on money you earn, then get taxed again if you invest it. The publics money does not belong to the politicians.
I think you mean it is 100% too high. I think that 15-18% isn't bad, but any higher people will invest their money elsewhere. When you have a lot of money it is good to pay towards things like national defense as well as infrastructure. The problem is that the government wastes too much.
If you paid 30%+ when you earned it I don't see that you should have to pay another 15% if you invest it wisely.
The other thing that is rarely mentioned is that the IRS limits your losses to $3000 a year. So if you make great decisions in 2012 & earn $20,000 in stocks you pay 15% on the $20,000. If you lose $40,000 in 2013 you get to deduct $3000 & then carry it forward until you catch up (if ever).
I feel sorry that you folks are so blinded by right wing ideology that you can
Guess if you can't win or hang in a debate, you go and just say everyone else is stupid or a right winger