Henry Payne for September 02, 2013

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    woodwork  over 10 years ago

    30%??Mittens only paid 14%

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    woodwork  over 10 years ago

    define income

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    woodwork  over 10 years ago

    both of them a far cry from your 30%, isn’t it?

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    ARodney  over 10 years ago

    Nah, onguard. Romney only paid the same rate on EARNED income. The vast majority of Romney’s income was taxed at a far, far lower rate than mine, because he’s rich, and the rich get special treatment in America and don’t have to pull their fair share.

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    woodwork  over 10 years ago

    then how come we peons have to pay tax on interest earned from OUR investments, and they don’t?

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    streetbeater  over 10 years ago

    Perkins, enjoy the heck out of yourself, it IS Labor Day. Screw that boss that obviously made you come in on the holiday.

    This must be Payne’s way of saying you don’t deserve the day off or the recognition. After all, he favors the “conservative” policies that offshore American jobs.

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    woodwork  over 10 years ago

    Mittens was just an example…he isn’t alone, by any means…anybody know an inexpensive congressman…I’m looking…

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    Uncle Joe Premium Member over 10 years ago

    “Same for all Americans…..It’s Fair.”As someone who claims profound understanding of the Tax Code, can you explain why Soros, Romney & Buffet pay a lower rate on their income than I pay on my income? I’m thinking of incorporating myself & claiming the money I earn as executive stock options in Me, LLC.

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    chazandru  over 10 years ago

    Income tax + grocery sales tax + restaurant sales tax + gasoline tax + property tax + parking lot “fees” + toll booths + book rental + the cost of water or the electricity to power the water pump at your well + the costs of heating and cooling + the additional money paid at stores to compensate for shoplifting + the additional costs to hospitals to compensate for ER visits by people who can’t pay + union dues + so many fees equals a real challenge for a nation whose middle class is being paid less and less while being asked to contribute more and more.This doesn’t include our neighbors who have been devastated by weather events, or by the pension managers losing their retirements, or by the negligence of businesses who put profits over safety and peoples’ health.There has to be a civil and respectful way to run a capitalist democratic republic. We aren’t doing it yet.Respectfully,C.

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    Dtroutma  over 10 years ago

    Hmm, after years of spending most of my time in “field” work, and then having to spend more time in the office (one of the curses of getting “promoted”), then they moved and I went from an office with two other people, to a cubicle environment. It was only two months before I turned in my retirement papers four years before originally planned, as the cubicles were hazardous to my health, and those fellow employees who discovered my “startle response” when they’d walk in and touch me! PTSD and cubicles are NOT a good mix!

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    ConserveGov  over 10 years ago

    Talk to the Supreme Court about that kid.

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    ConserveGov  over 10 years ago

    You mean THE CHIEF JUSTICE?Yes, I will take his word over yours.

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