Jen Sorensen for December 07, 2010

That makes no sense at all. Probably get passed in January.

And gee, when you’re a hedge fund manager you become immune to any laws whatsoever.

Uhhh…. What the heck are you talking about Jen? You are the only one I have ever heard even propose any aspect of this argument (apart from the silly millionaires argument that was really anyone over 200/250k) for either side. Clueless political comics don’t make good political comics. Get a grip and try again.

Look, if Herbert Perkins had made such a suggestion then lay into the moron. But to create something fictitious out of the air is shameful. Though I imagine someone will correct me if I’m wrong… I hope.

You’re so wrong that correcting you is a superhuman task.

those who produce such garbage proove every time that thier opinion is just plain a waste

So the top 1% get taxed at 5050% of their income because they are part of the top1% and the top 2% and the top 3%, etc…and the bottom 1% only get taxed at 100%. That actually sounds about the way some politicians would like to see taxes work. The government would get ALL of the money and then some.

Then we eat millionaires. Starting with billionaires. They got the most fat.