Buffett Rule doesn't necessarily make for the best policy

Which repudiates the point I made how?

Apparently Obama summoned a bunch of millionaires and their secretaries to the White house today for a photo op and Buffett tax campaign speech. LOL Go Obama! Tax the rich!

Yeah, and I saw Romney summon a bunch of women to stand on a stage for a photo-op with him today to use a backdrop for a manufactured statistic that rated "4 Pinocchios" about how many jobs were lost.

It's the beginning of the silly season. Go, Mitt! Try to convince the other 18% of women that you actually have a clue!

It's nice to know that the more people know Mitt, the less they like him...and the more they love their dogs.

OH, and did you hear the one about the nutbag teabagger that said that there were "81 Democratic Congressmen that belonged to the Communist Party"? rofllol rofllol

You can't make this stuff up...The TeaBaggers do it to themselves... Joe McCarthy is ALIVE!...ALIVE, I tell you!! rofllol

LadyJazzer wrote: OH, and did you hear the one about the nutbag teabagger that said that there were "81 Democratic Congressmen that belonged to the Communist Party"? rofllol rofllol

You can't make this stuff up...The TeaBaggers do it to themselves... Joe McCarthy is ALIVE!...ALIVE, I tell you!! rofllol

Laugh at them all you want, but they were very effective and got Pelosi canned. Will the Dems be able to send Boehner back to the gallery in 2012?

I like the Jimmy Buffett rule, Margaretas for everyone and Cheeseburgers in Paradise. LOL

And lower not higher tax rates.

Envy-A feeling of discontent and resentment aroused by and in conjunction with desire for the possessions or qualities of another.

Taxation fairness: A situation where those who make the most money pay their fair share, and it has nothing to do with "envy", or the wish to possess the possessions or qualities of another.

Envy: An empty technique of the Right to try to create a "class warfare" between the "Haves" and the "Have Mores" and those who have been screwed over the last 30 years by policies designed to give more and more benefits to the rich at the expense of the middle class.

Buffet owes the IRS $1 billion in back taxes.... Monkey see, Monkey do.

Berkshire Hathaway, the eighth-largest public company in the world according to Forbes, openly admits to still owing taxes for years 2002 through 2004 and 2005 through 2009, according to the New York Post. The company says it expects to "resolve all adjustments proposed by the US Internal Revenue Service" within the next year.

Those darn big liberal owned corporations.

FredHayek wrote: [Laugh at them all you want, but they were very effective and got Pelosi canned. Will the Dems be able to send Boehner back to the gallery in 2012?

IMO the over reach and arrogance of the d's was more responsible. Even if the "Tea Party" had not coalesced, the d's caused a lot of people to want to get them out.