NP - Sign Ant- Obama-GOP Tax Cut Petition

Henry M scuffling at gmail.com
Wed Dec 8 17:23:32 CST 2010


With the Dems losing the majority, they couldn't do like Albert said.
Sorry.  There's that little thing called reality that has to be dealt
with.  It's part of Real-Politik, ya know.

AsB4,
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Henry Mu
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On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 8:54 AM, David Morris <fqmorris at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 5:22 AM, Henry M <scuffling at gmail.com> wrote:
>> "How should he fight?   Stand up for what he is supposed to believe in, like the Republicans are doing."  In practical terms, how does one do that?  And in the mean time, millions of people would start to go hungry.   Deals had to be made.  They could have been worse, given the recent elections.
>
> Like Albert said:
> "Do what the repubs do and stick to one's guns. A continuation of tax
> cuts for those earning under $200,000 (singles) or $250,000 (couples)
> but not above or no continuation of the tax cuts for anyone."
>
> No continuation of tax cuts for anyone wouldn't cost anyone a cent
> immediately, not until tax day.  That would have given the Dems plenty
> of time to repeatedly offer the new Obama tax cuts for the
> non-wealthy.  The Repubs couldn't withstand that kind of heat for
> long.
>
> Unemployment benefits could then immediately have been "payed for" by
> the  increased (projected) income from the raised wealthy-folks taxes,
> taking away Repubs excuse of "we can't afford it."
>
> The stimulous of lessened payroll taxes was an easy sell for Repubs,
> and would also have been hard for them to hold out against for long.
>
> David Morris
>



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