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   Redkaycei Repoc said, 6 months ago

   Funny! since when does a republican Santa dress up in the scariest costume he can think of and act like it was Halloween?
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   TJDestry said, 6 months ago

   The taxpayers actually left a generous banquet out there. They WANT to pay for Christmas. They VOTED to pay for Christmas. It’s only Ebenezer Scrooge who claims that nobody wants these things.
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   gmgodsil said, 6 months ago

   Mr. Holbert gets it with this cartoon. The dems want more and more & will promise anything to stay in power.
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   Ms. Ima said, 6 months ago

   He has already stole from his paycheck and now he’s coming after your savings, 401(k), retirement and over half of everything you have accumulated after you die.
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   perceptor3 said, 6 months ago

   This is grossly inaccurate. He should be asking, “Where do you keep the tofu?”
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   ronald rini said, 6 months ago

   @Donald Airey

   do some reading not just the huff post.
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   ronald rini said, 6 months ago

   How about I need more food for the extra 8 deer that i have to carry in my sled because they do not want to work but I need thier vote.
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   eepatt said, 6 months ago

   @ScottPM

   B.S. Bush did not put the cost of the two wars he started on the books. Get some facts before you spout off. Obama has actually reduced the deficit that he inherited from Bush. He also not lnly reduced the job losses, but has been gaining jobs.
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   ossiningaling said, 6 months ago

   @eepatt

   Thank you. Also, from what I’ve heard from (outside the bubble), these taxpayers would have to be making over $250k to have their filet mignon up for discussion, AMT not withstanding. Back to work, all of you!
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    SwimsWithSharks said, 6 months ago

    Ha. All the donkey found at the billionaire’s house was some leftover Boston Market chicken.
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    furnituremaker said, 6 months ago

    I reiterate…I’m on SS and I pay taxes…probably more per dollar
    than the 1%…I don’t mind paying my share…do you?
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    Dycel said, 6 months ago

    @HOWGOZIT

    Again with the BS howzit! You and scott cuddling at the back of the uranis bus again neither one of you can do arithmetic or bother to research to prove your hype.
    Its truly pathetic when your 2nd grader revisionist math hits the pavement looks just like the rest of the faux noise crews black hole experience. Are you eyes really glassed over so they reflect everything you see?
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    denis1112 said, 6 months ago

    @furnituremaker

    If you make over $60,000 a year you are in the top 10% of wage earners.If your on SS the first $25,000 isn’t taxed.Then come the deductions.Tax the rich.
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    coraryan said, 6 months ago

    Bah, Humbug! The country is doomed.
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    mickey1339 said, 6 months ago

    @denis1112 “If you make over $60,000 a year you are in the top 10% of wage earners.If your on SS the first $25,000 isn’t taxed.Then come the deductions.Tax the rich.”

    Obviously you aren’t retired and I don’t know what your generic definition of rich is, but typically today the average Social Security recipient isn’t “rich.” Quite the contrary, an increasing number are having to work as well as draw SS just to get by.
    Guaranteed there will be a huge backlash from the senior citizens if they try to include tax increases on earned income, cap gains or dividends on the 65+ crowd. Politicians of both parties know how powerful the seniors lobby is. Aside from that, they will energetically/vocally protest such changes. Yes, I am 66, still working part time and far, far away from rich. In fairness, I worked my butt off and paid taxes on money that I saved for my retirement. Personally I think seniors should be in the lowest tax brackets, we’ve already paid lots of taxes for decades…
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