"John Gaquin" wrote in message
...

blah-blah-blah...
To fight back, Bush needs to take things like the Tax Freedom Day
announcement and paste it over the cover of each and every Newsweek in
America. Cause it's working, folks, no matter what the magazine's
uninformed spokespeople say.
....blah-blah-blah.

Unfortunately, the greed perpetrated on us by the right today will have to
be repaid in the future. The US government can't just keep on borrowing
money; at some point a debt has to be repaid. Would you run your business
or your household financed by an ever-increasing debt?

"Snafu" wrote in message

...... Would you run your business
or your household financed by an ever-increasing debt?

If my home and family were under attack by people who just didn't like me
because the way I live is pleasant and comfortable and the way they live
isn't --

You bet your ass I would -- until the last one of them stopped shooting.

"John Gaquin" wrote in message
...

"Snafu" wrote in message

...... Would you run your business
or your household financed by an ever-increasing debt?

If my home and family were under attack by people who just didn't like me
because the way I live is pleasant and comfortable and the way they live
isn't --

You bet your ass I would -- until the last one of them stopped shooting.

The point is the Bush tax cut doesn't make sense in our post-9/11 world.
How are we paying for 1) the deployment of the regular, reserve, and
National Guard troops, 2) the rebuilding cost of Iraq (remember the
$87,000,000,000?), 3) homeland security? The answer is our children and
grand-children are going to be stuck with the bill.

"Snafu" wrote in message

The point is the Bush tax cut doesn't make sense in our post-9/11 world.
How are we paying for 1) the deployment of the regular, reserve, and
National Guard troops, 2) the rebuilding cost of Iraq (remember the
$87,000,000,000?), 3) homeland security? The answer is our children and
grand-children are going to be stuck with the bill.


conventional thinking.....always looks that way on paper .... WW-II vets
theoretically had to come home and then pay for the war, too. but if you
let the economy roll, it never works out that way. revenues increase, and
the books even out faster than anticipated

if you raise taxes now, just as the economy is starting to roll again,
you'll kill the recovery, and still have to pay for the war.

"John Gaquin" wrote in message ...
Sloan and Newsweek are still pushing their vendetta.....





Newsweek Misses Tax Freedom Day
Jay Bryant



Anybody besides me always find this whole concept about mentioning how
many days into the year you work to pay your taxes, as a way of
demonstrating that the speaker thinks taxes are too high, is pretty
funny and silly? I mean, isn't it kind of unnecessary. Surely the
audience could understand just the statement "Tax rates are nn
percent," without having to illustrate it by pointing out what date in
the year is nn% through the year?

richforman