Bay Are and NYC - Unless you want to commute 45min to work, you aren't buying a house anywhere near for under $750k.
Bay Are and NYC - Unless you want to commute 45min to work, you aren't buying a house anywhere near for under $750k.
I'd like to think I have a solid track record of voting for the least bad candidate. I am seriously considering writing in Bernie Sanders next year.Whoever is responsible for all of that are the guilty parties. And guess what, unless you are under the age of 18 you are also at fault. Your vote (or non-vote) matter.
"People deserve the government they get, and they deserve to get it good and hard."Whoever is responsible for all of that are the guilty parties. And guess what, unless you are under the age of 18 you are also at fault. Your vote (or non-vote) matter.
nope, it was to worry or not about my moniesI thought that was the whole point of teh gubment yob?
Middle-class people commute. If you're making 250k in NYC you can either live very well outside the city or moderately well inside. I still consider that "rich", you just have a better quality of life instead of material possessions. My dad commuted into NYC his whole life and never came *close* to making anywhere near that, and my wife lived in NYC on $23k right out of college. $250k is rich, no matter where you live, including ManhattanBay Are and NYC - Unless you want to commute 45min to work, you aren't buying a house anywhere near for under $750k.
I'd like to think I have a solid track record of voting for the least bad candidate. I am seriously considering writing in Barry Sanders next year.
Not sure why but that made me LOL hard.You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to jimmydean again.
Pesqueeb said:You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to jimmydean again.
This makes me LOL.Not sure why but that made me hard.
Pervert. You'd make a great Family Values Republican.This makes me LOL.
Yes. Props. I must spread as well.Not sure why but that made me LOL hard.
If the Bush tax cuts are renewed indefinitely, the Treasury will forego a projected $4 trillion in the coming decade, an amount that will be added to the national debt unless Congress cuts the budget. The fiscal commission’s goal, meanwhile, is to reduce deficit spending by roughly $4 trillion over the same period.
While it is amusing to me to watch the Republicans be beat to death by their own monster, it’s more than a little disconcerting to know that the inmates, if not running the asylum, have managed to barricade the staff in a padded room.Hang on, folks, it might get a bit bumpy....
Tea Party will take on any GOP member who votes for Boehner's debt-ceiling bill.
Giddy.Hang on, folks, it might get a bit bumpy....
Tea Party will take on any GOP member who votes for Boehner's debt-ceiling bill.
Maybe I am missing something, but if the killed the Bush tax cuts, would that be considered a "tax hike"? I mean, they wouldn't be raising taxes, just restoring them to where they SHOULD have been all along.Just read this and thought it was worth bringing up, even though it's from last December.
That sounds like the thinking of a SOCIALIST!!!Maybe I am missing something, but if the killed the Bush tax cuts, would that be considered a "tax hike"? I mean, they wouldn't be raising taxes, just restoring them to where they SHOULD have been all along.
Earlier this year when they were set to expire, the conservative/Republicans/Tea Party screamed that they were indeed tax hikes and not just a reset to where they should be.Maybe I am missing something, but if the killed the Bush tax cuts, would that be considered a "tax hike"? I mean, they wouldn't be raising taxes, just restoring them to where they SHOULD have been all along.
Or a fag. Same thing, basically. Tax Cutz for Jesus '12. Whoohooo!That sounds like the thinking of a SOCIALIST!!!
I figured as much. I haven't watched enough Faux Newz I guess.Earlier this year when they were set to expire, the conservative/Republicans/Tea Party screamed that they were indeed tax hikes and not just a reset to where they should be.
<TeaTard>See, you keep assuming that where they *were* equates to where they *should be*. Taxes were artificially high before. GWB brought them back down closer to where they should be (zero) according to my worthless Laffer-curve that I drew in crayon. Any hikes now would just make them even further than where they *should* be (zero).</TeaTard>Earlier this year when they were set to expire, the conservative/Republicans/Tea Party screamed that they were indeed tax hikes and not just a reset to where they should be.
I agree with the basic, basic, BASIC fundamentals of the Laffer Curve. When taxes are 0%, the government collects $0. When taxes are 100%, the government collects $0. So we have two points on the graph that we know definitively.You know, the original Laffer curve was reputedly sketched out on a napkin.
Now, I understand that good ideas can germinate that way. It's rare to see them reach their pinnacle on a napkin, however.
Less taxes = MOAR goodnessWe just don't know. And anyone who claims to "know" is lying.
And all the rest. Exactly correct.I agree with the basic, basic, BASIC fundamentals of the Laffer Curve. When taxes are 0%, the government collects $0. When taxes are 100%, the government collects $0. So we have two points on the graph that we know definitively.
Most of Walter Reed is moving to Bethesda Naval Med. I should know since I deal with the road work in front of Bethesda and see the work on the hospital grounds on a daily basis. It's not a soft target.tip: walter reed is brac-ing to crystal city (read: nougatty soft target), so take the blue line instead of the red line
Some people, namely economists who study the issue, have half of a clue and I posted about some of that work before: http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=235292I agree with the basic, basic, BASIC fundamentals of the Laffer Curve. When taxes are 0%, the government collects $0. When taxes are 100%, the government collects $0. So we have two points on the graph that we know definitively.
EVERYTHING else is pure conjecture.
I'm sure Greg Mankiw disagrees. If not him, there's another one you can buy for your money. Maybe someone who used to consult with Enron?Some people, namely economists who study the issue, have half of a clue and I posted about some of that work before: http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=235292
Hell, you even posted in that very same linked thread
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0711/60035.htmlPolitico said:House Republicans 0n Wednesday morning were calling for the firing of Republican Study Committee staffers after they were caught sending e-mails to conservative groups urging them to pressure GOP lawmakers to vote against a debt proposal from Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
Infuriated by the e-mails from Paul Teller, the executive director of the RSC, and other staffers, members started chanting Fire him, fire him! while Teller stood silently at a closed-door meetings of House Republicans.
It was an unbelievable moment, said one GOP insider. Ive never seen anything like it.
Circular firing squad.... Ready, aim, FIRE!Holy Shinto. It's like The Lord of the Flies with these people.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0711/60035.html
I think your getting ahead of yourself. The ONLY thing Obama has working in his favor right now is the fact that those ass clowns are trying to eat their own kids. We need them to fight it out for at least another 18 months, after that, Keep firing assholes!Circular firing squad.... Ready, aim, FIRE!
I think your getting ahead of yourself. The ONLY thing Obama has working in his favor right now is the fact that those ass clowns are trying to eat their own kids. We need them to fight it out for at least another 18 months, after that, Keep firing assholes!