Rove: Capital Gains Tax Increase Is An "Idiotic Proposal" But Payroll Tax Cut Is "Bad Policy"
January 25, 2012 8:51 pm ET
From the January 25 edition of Fox News' Hannity:
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Just put the appropriate slur after the word because...
racist, socialist, Black Panther, Ayers, Gay, French,
anti-semitic, Biased Media, Rev Wright, Muslim...
FOR EXAMPLE: When Obama said he liked Mitt Romney's Healthcare plan, Mitt immediately ran from it (he doesn't even want to discuss his own success).
Republicans Core values and core principles is nothing but a myth in the Obama era.
It will be easy to trip Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich up in a debate because the ONLY convictions they have is their dislike for the President (this only makes Republicans dumb and desperate). That is not enough to win debates, not against the greatest debater and public speaker in recent history, just ask John McCain.
Debates are more about policies, ideas, issues and a vision for America. All the candidates deserve a failing grade on each count.
Obama said it doesn't matter who wins the GOP nomination, because he will go against an ideology not an idependent thinker. Deep down inside all the candidates are the same.
Is that an April fools joke gone awry?
Lets hope its a precursor or dream and he really does pay the consequences along with his 'skull'..... being that he was Bush's brain and all that.....
ok... im droning and mumbling enough...
Yet another thing that Obama-Holder let slide that has bitten all of us in the behind.
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If you want to give tax breaks to someone, give them to businesses that actually create jobs in this country, as Obama proposed in his speech.
"It's idiotic to tax me. It's good policy to tax them."
Cmdr Pill Popper says people who are unemployed shouldn't have the right to vote.
This position is seconded by the rest of the right wing peanut gallery
Hannity says anyone who recieves any form og government assistance shouldn't have the right to vote (no mention if corporate welfare also applies but I'm guessing not)
Neil Boortz says anyone without at least $60,000 in the bank shouldn't have the right to vote
Ann Coulter says giving women the right to vote was a mistake
These evil people have been pushing for an America where the only the top 1% have a say. And when they saw how 1/2 of America responded to OWS they stepped on the gas.
"Government assistance" is most American farmers, those on Medicare, those on Social Security, those receiving a Mortgage Interest Deduction, those with college loan Pell grants...
It should also include those using the public airwaves, which are freely granted with only the cost of a license application.
Going a step further, I have a number Rove should wrap his porcine head around. The number is 91%. That is the percentage of citizens who favor the "idiotic proposal and bad decision" President Obama is espousing. Hell Rove, I'm not sure 91% of us are sure the sun will come up tomorrow, but they sure don't agree with you.
There is no longer even a facade the little people matter.
You heard it here first.
I wonder if Mitt Romney will confess that he probably paid 0 to 3% income tax for the 3 to 10 years tax returns that he feel would damage him to much if he released them "in the internet age"???
Why does O'Reilly hate Americans? How dare he slander them as such!
At least they were honest enough to admit that this is all about their taxes going up.
But that's all they were honest about.
Neither one of them knows jack about taxes, tax policy, or economics, for all of their supercilious tone and smug, self-congratulatory rhetoric.
Mega-Dittos
Rove is not allowed to use the phrase, "let's be honest about it" unless it's followed up immediately by, "I should be in jail."
Rove be honest? you tell good jokes
And up is down; left is right; white is black -- sounds a bit like 1984