Not really. It's just business as usual in modern America...
Not really. It's just business as usual in modern America...
Neither.
It's a power play.
You don't get the great unwashed mass vote by telling them anything but what they want to hear.
Come on, guys.
You know that!
Yes, he was and yes he did but he started to turn the corner. A stronger economy would have produced better results but I haven't done any sort of analysis. Clinton finished the job with his own tax increase.
I guess my point was that Bush Senior doesn't deserve to be tarred with the same brush as Ronnie and Junior. HW was the one, after all, that termed Reagan's policy "Voodoo Economics" during the primary campaign. He was right.
Yes, he was. Little did we know at the time that conservatives would still believe it, even in the face of all of the contradictory evidence.
Facts don't seem to matter in the politicized economics of the US today.
I think you are looking at the "wrong" set of facts. Taxes look a lot different to the large percentage of Americans that are under $100K and rather than look at the actual facts and results, they project their own circumstances on others. That is the set of "facts" most people use in making their judgement. The easiest way to get a 7.5 percent immediate reduction in the taxes you pay on every dime of income is to cross the $106K social security boundary. Doing so leads to an instant reduction of $7,500.00 on the direct tax on the next $100K. That is significant even though it isn't income tax. Money, after all, is money.
The same principal applies to spending, deficits and tax revenues. It's counterintuitive for a guy making less to spend more and he probably shouldn't. That isn't necessarily the case with government and raising marginal tax rates when they are very low creates and incentive for high income individuaks to spend on things that are deductable. You know, like labor or benefits.
"F. George McDuffee" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
I have the answer! The President (probably not this one, too beholden) goes on national TV and "suggests" that citizens buy American made products and announces term limits on ALL public offices. The entire situation would change overnight.
You would have to kill all the lawyers first. To much potential liability to manufacture anything in America.
Best Regards Tom.
Gunner, numbers, whether it's miles per hour or dollars in an economy, are not your strong suit. You just blew that one out your butt.
Try again. This will help:
We designed and sell a new product. Which do you thing took longer and cost more; the design, prototyping, testing, production planning, fixturing, sales and production....OOOORRRRRR....product liability insurance hoop-jumping, FDA approval and the patent process? In comparison, the Chinese would have that product on US shores in a week at 1/10th the cost....and make money doing it!
Leftists have so bought into this administration that they can't back out now and actually admit they were wrong and the liberal philosophy is a total failure. Their dreams of the Utopia are long lost but they'll never admit it. Look at the "The recession is over", "The economy is booming", "Unemployment is almost gone", etc., etc., etc.
Been there done that. Get hit by any patent trolls yet?
Best Regards Tom.
In appreciation of thier auratory skills they should get colombian neckties.
Best Regards Tom.
You are advertizing your incompetence I work in design and prototyping of durable goods. It is my observation that there are two types:
those who blame all their problems on the govt and those who get the job done
jim"
No sorry.. you are giving Obama way too much credit The debt has about $6 trillion to go to make it 2x what it was when Obama took office.
Maybe this will make you feel better about the debt:
Some company in Russia is producing my "Impact Brush" but not exporting them at least to my knowledge. I had an offer from some guy in Russia that wanted to sell me the English translation of an article in a Russian trade journal about it. Patents are worse than useless, they're detailed instructions on how to steal.
I see you don't answer the question. Diversion is the mark of somebody incapable of, or unwilling to support a losing position in a discussion. So, whoever you punch a clock for understands the question, you clearly don't. You are clearly oblivious of the issues involved but you choose to embarrass yourself for the chance to fling lame insults.
They also don't do what you think they did or what you think they ought to do. Who's fault is that? To get the sort of protection you apparently thought you were getting would take a huge government bureaucracy chasing products around the world. I thought you were a small government guy?
Why weren't you selling in that market originally?
I didn't recognize that as a question It was a sniveling whine that I have heard before but I never hear it from those who get things done
and I don't punch a clock
But your attempt to portray anybody who does punch a clock as sub-human is a good clue as to why you are failing
I chose to make an observation based on working with dozens of manufacturing facilities.
I called you misinformed. And Sen. Lamar Alexander is as dumb as you are. How is the private-sector being denied jobs? Does he think at 10% unemployment the private-sector can't get anybody to come in and fill out a job application
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