It is almost time to pay taxes. Who wants to pay more?
Public Comments
- I Will! If I can be assured that it WON'T be going into some Businessman's welfare package.
- And yet, they are all wrong on other issues like immigration.
- Who the hell would read all that??
- None of it still adds up to what we're paying for this war. So I guess take your pick.
- no one wants to pay more, but it will be inevitable with the 3 stooges that are running for office this time around.
- How many people who have capital gains taxes spend Friday night on Y!A answers?
- Not sure about Mrs. Clinton, but Obama said it wouldn't raise for people making under $75,000.
- you forgot to add mccains continuation of the war in iraq who do u think will pay for it ?
- Nobody I know likes to pay taxes! If we elect Ron Paul { He's still in the race. } In a few years there will be no IRS!!!! ......And No Personal income taxes! Wake Up America!!! *********************************************************
- yeah, I got that email too. you'd look a lot smarter if it was accurate. you can find it pasted many places word for word....like here:
- I dunno....let's go back to the way it was when Bill Clinton was president. It seemed to work okay then. We were paying our bills and we were looking forward to getting the debt down. All of those figures were pulled out of someone's anatomy anyway. Here's a real hint......no rich guy ever went belly up paying his taxes...ever in the history of the world. Besides....we live in a first world country, of course it's going to cost a little more. You want to pay a lot less.....let's cut our bloated military, get out of the middle east and rewrite all of these BS trade laws so the US wage-earner gets in on the action. By the way...dock the swift boat. If you want us all to vote for old man McCain tell us why!
- The way it used to work was you had to pay capital gains tax on your house IF YOU DID NOT BUY ANOTHER HOUSE with the money during the following 12 months after you sold it. Raising the capital gains tax back to 25% or more will discourage people from buying houses as an investment and flipping them for a high profit. The reduction in capital gains taxes by George W. Bush is one of the major reasons that there was a housing bubble that has now burst. The price of houses took off right after he did that and only now are starting to float back down. Wages did not go up. Consumers were screwed but investors were happy. Houses should not be looked at as get rich quick opportunties but a place to live!!! Let's make America safe for the consumer again!!!
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