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what exactly is YOUR plan? |
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How would a Republican president fix America's current problems, and why do you believe he/she would be capable of accomplishing such a task, in today's hostile and divided political environment? |
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Do you think GW Bush and Al Gore are the same? Do you think Al Gore's campaign manager, a lifelong democrat until just recently, agrees with Bush on everything? That's Rick Perry who ran Gore's campaign in Texas. If you want to say "all politicians are the same" ok, there's a larger grain of truth to that than most people realize. But to think that Al Gore's team, of which Perry was a leadng member, holds the same political views as W Bush is simply mistaken. Bush and Gore hold fundamentally different core beliefs and Perry chose Gore's paradigm. |
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Once they do, our libertarian here present will be able to 'answer' your question .... |
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Thats how. now silly, do you seriously have no clue on what YOUR people should do? really? |
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Showing strength and leadership would go a long way in calming the fears of corporate america. Obama came into this job with absolutely no leadership experience on any level. His claim to fame was a college adviser and a junior senator from one of the most corrupt political dynasty's in the country. He continues to wear the badge of inexperience proudly. |
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Even countries with super low rates and zero corp tax rates use other zero/low rate countries for tax benefits and more importantly, lower wages. However, that is not why those corps don't build here.... that's why they move from here. They don't move back here, come here, re-invest here with the billions they've made off shore, because of Capital Gains Tax. Would you move a billion dollars to setup shop if the gov was going to take 20-40% off the top, gross? Of course not. I do believe we're in a global economy as well... however I realize that means people should stop expecting jobs to return here and start looking outside our borders for work. Just like I don't only do business in America, and if any of us did, we would all be rather screwed.... like an American without a job. |
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So your answer is based solidly in Fantasy Land then? Good luck with that! Any REAL answers to the question, based in reality? |
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Following an idiot (like Bush or Perry) off a cliff, because they appear to have conviction in their own bad policies, does not leadership make. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_aKhQQUX4eV...eep-Astray.jpg |
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We've done it before and it worked, the gov actually ended up collecting more revenue as well, because that much more money was moved in to the Country. |
The only difference a Republican would make is stop all the spending on health care and stimulus. Other than that they are all the same.
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EVERY president pulls in members of the house and senate on his coattails. Your total lack of understanding of business, the economy, and politics makes it difficult to have an intelligent conversation with you. whichever president the people turn to will gain seats in both the house and senate. your hypothetical was that a republican won the presidency. I'm sorry you didn't understand the landscape of your own question. |
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The money brought in would be profits. if it weren't it could be brought in tax free at any time to cover expenses. so there would be a small, one time boost in revenue but still no jobs. My plan is much more reaching than that |
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The last republican did two stimulus packages and 1.3 trillion in bailouts. The two before him both had bank bailouts, and one had an airline bailout, and the largest spending increase in history is under two Republicans. |
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Even Jimmy Carter created more jobs in one term than Bush did with these policies in two terms, so once we get into this debate, once we get beyond the superficial headlines of Perry's positioning, we're going to have this played out and people will recall, as they already in polls, that the Bush policies weren't too good. ~ Richard Wolffe Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brad-wi...#ixzz1YhGIVqit |
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Gingrich was in the House of Representatives wen Reagan was president. |
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Is it some sort of distraction from you not understanding your own question? |
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Gingrich is the only Speaker of the House to have been disciplined for ethics violations.[61] During his term as Speaker, eighty-four ethics charges were filed against him; eighty-three of them were dropped.[62] The remaining charge concerned a 20-hour college course called "Renewing American Civilization" that Gingrich had taught through a tax-deductible foundation, Kennesaw State College Foundation. Allegations of tax improprieties (which were never proven) led to two counts "of failure to seek legal advice" and one count of "providing the committee with information which he knew or should have known was inaccurate" concerning the use of a tax exempt college course for political purposes. To avoid a full hearing, Gingrich and the House Ethics Subcommittee negotiated a sanctions agreement. Democrats accused Gingrich of violating the agreement, but it was forwarded to the House for approval.[63][64] On January 21, 1997, the House voted 395 to 28 to reprimand Gingrich, including a $300,000 "cost assessment" to recoup money spent on the investigation.[65][66] The full committee panel did not agree whether tax law had been violated.[67] In 1999, the IRS cleared the organizations connected with the courses.[68 |
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If they move money here, for any reason right now, expenses, investments, etc... it's taxed at 40% gross. For a corp to get the tax benefit (even today) they have to invest it in themselves, which is what produces jobs, just like before. Major American corps are sitting on more liquid cash than ever before in history. Them investing that money is an expense, and any major startup like that will have major costs for a long time, thus very little to no taxes (10 year average on return), and even major tax benefits depending on where they setup. I do support a zero corp tax rate though, I need a raise... I'm not going to hire anyone new, I don't need anyone, but shit... I'll pay the tax personally and take that as a new income stream any day of the week. |
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Do you not understand what being a LEADER is? It's someone that can make a decision and inspire people to do better than they would normally be capable of doing. |
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It's one thing to be totally ineffective and have unemployment get progressively worse, it's another to spend 100s of billions, make things much worse and still be in the same position if you had done nothing at all. |
:thumbsup Perry / Bachmann '12 :thumbsup
They have my vote, FOR DER CHRISTIAN MOTHERLAND USA NUMBER ONE 1 FOR EVER AND ALWAYS GOD BLESS AMERICA RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS. |
Did it ever occur to anyone that the Republican party threw the last election?
Think about it. At a time of massive crisis the Republican party put up McCain and Palin. Palin is a joke, and while we think of McCain as a "hero" the truth is he's destroyed more US airplanes than enemy airplanes - his entire military career was a huge fail. The Republican party didn't want to win the last election because they knew it was impossible to unfuck. No one president can unfuck our situation in four years. Or eight years. Our problem is that big. |
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Even today, there are parts we buy from China that are cheaper than the raw material costs here in the US. And that includes shipping. On the infrastructure side,they look the other way when it comes to employee safety,environmental protection,wages.insurances. There is no way possible to really compete against that. All we can do is wait it out until China becomes a consumer nation. Or impose serious import tariffs. And based on the history with Japan and Taiwan, that's not going to happen. |
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this picture says it best about the 'strong leadership' of the last republican administration quess 'water-boarding' has a different definition in america |
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And that was what he planned to do. |
And here's a follow-up question:
With 12 years of tax giveaways to the richest people and the largest corporations - achieving the lowest tax rate since the 1950s - why haven't any of the so-called "Job Creators" created ANY fucking jobs, and with that said, why should their tax breaks and loopholes get extended for even one more minute? |
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The same people who hate when Obama blames Bush for the mess, didn't seem to mind blaming Clinton for Bin Laden... |
they dont need to lower corporate taxes, they need to figure out how to get more money into the hands of the middle class and the poor.. those are the mass consumers and thats what drives the economy, consumption...
look how good the economy was when credit was running free and people were refinancing their houses every two weeks and taking out the equity.. now, we dont need that mess all over again, but the point is that consumption drives our economy and corporations have proven that tax breaks dont increase enough hiring to spur the economy.. . |
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the taliban? we haven't done anything the russians or the british haven't done over the past 100 years seems to make em stronger the only real good example i can think of is the indians and agreements there |
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The troops were to be pull out anyway, and WTF does it matter where the troops are? Remember it was the War on Terror that used all this Money, you bitch about. So are you for the War on terror? Spending money on the war(s)? Oh wait Bush started it, so I have to KEEP DOING IT... |
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part 2. because the tax cuts for eveyone else were too. |
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If it DOES bring in more money, so WHAT, who ever is in office will just Spend it! |
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holy moly. |
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Seriously, Richard. Don't bother. You are far to difficult of a person to even have a reasonable discussion with. So I will take a pass on any more dialog. |
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how about you? |
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simply put the republicans are the party of "no". they want obama to fail PERIOD. even if it means that we default on our loans, lose our AAA rating, go into depression etc. all would be blamed on obama.
tea party is mad, says they're too much taxation: fact, this is the lowest taxes have been in 40-50 years. if republicans are so against socialized medicine, then why don't they step up and opt-out of medicare. (SS too while you're at it) |
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