Here he analyzes the distrous first 2 weeks of the Moron’s administration and gives rational advice…….which will be ignored because the Moron figured everything out decades ago in his dorm room.

Since nobody since then has corrected the nitwit, he still believes his adolescent fantasies.

And of course, it might have helped if he had ever had to work for a living, or ever managed a single person.

http://pajamasmedia.com/victor.....obamosion/

As if 10 more titles in the White House are needed to guide Bambi out of the woods each day.

‘Fortunes above 50 or 100 million should be taxed at 5% per year. That would force the idle rich to invest their wealth instead of sitting on it. The economic crisis would be over the second it was announced…’ Again, ‘idle rich’ – pure class envy. And your argument that ‘they’ started it is tu quoque – a fallacy of logic.

Quite frankly, I know lots of folks – some of them very good friends (‘parasites’ in you parlance) – with net worths in the $50-100M range and more. They are out there investing in companies and technologies, creating jobs and more wealth – hardly idle. Your ‘Robin Hood’ diatribe sounds a lot like Hillary wanting to ‘take’ oil companies’ profits. You think about it… Would you rather have that money in their hands or the Government? Completely rhetorical.

Not to worry, I pay a load of taxes, too – as do my rich friends and acquaintances. And not to defend Kerry, per se, but you most likely have only seen a limited amount of her tax data – you probably don’t know the complete picture (conjecture on my part).

Fact is, on earnings separate from privileged work for the government of the United States or in it’s possessions no one is liable.

Let’s at least bark up the right tree.

“Taxing wealth is a bad idea for myriad reasons. Here’s one: it would be a slippery slope no different than income taxes, which started out for just the wealthy, then moved to most.” Already on that slope, Colonel. Check out your property tax statement.

Why is it a bad idea to tax the people who have the most, particularly when they pay vitually nothing. I thought that’s what progressive taxation was all about? Good for me, but not for thee, Colonel??

“Pretty soon, they’d want to tax the equity in your home, ” already doing it
“your car(s)” already doing it (many states do this)
“your 401k” already doing it (distributions are taxed as regular income)
“your furniture” already doing it (sales tax)

“Also, I’m a little surprised at your apparent class-envy…” I’m not envious at all. They started Class Warfare. I’m just pointing out the outrageous hypocracy of wealthy liberals.

As I pointed out numerous times, Theresa Kerry and her ilk pay taxes at a rate of about 1/600th of what working people pay. Nobody knows it because they buy politicians and the politicians never ever mention that working people carry the idle rich on their backs. (but of course, they always point out the a working person making 100,000 is UNDERTAXED).

But even so, if the libwits weren’t screaming from the rooftops to raise MY taxes when I already pay about 50% counting all sources, I wouldn’t say anything about it.

Now consider this……the country has apoplexia about the money CEO’s make……but CEO’s are all paying taxes on 35% on their income since most of it is on W-2′s. Yet Theresa Kerry, and many others, pay nothing. And don’t tell me she had no income. The stock market went up 26% the year she declared 1/2 of 1% of income. She’s a tax cheat. The Wall Street exec’s who gave themselves bonuses of $33B last year will pay over $11B in taxes. The idle rich with about $20 Trillion in wealth will pay about $13B in taxes (if they pay as generously as the dear Madame). So why is the country screaming about Wall Street. We should be screaming about the ketchup queens.

Fortunes above 50 or 100 million should be taxed at 5% per year. That would force the idle rich to invest their wealth instead of sitting on it. The economic crisis would be over the second it was announced. The stock market would jump 25% the first day. Unemployment would go back to 5% in a few months.

Think about it.

Also, I’m a little surprised at your apparent class-envy…

Chris Dodd is also now talking about “re-financing” his ill-gotten mortgage to remove the whiff of impropriety. Isn’t it swell that he his doing it now that mortgage rates have dropped…..no connection of course.

I count Geithner, this broad whoever she is, Daschle. That’s 3. That’s more than 1 a week so far.

AUDIT THEM ALL

and kick out all the cheats. That should clean out the rat’s nest.

I’m writing to my congressman right now on this one.

Here is my letter:

“Dear xxx,

Based on the large numbers of tax cheats that the Obama aministration has nominated to cabinet posts, I STRONGLY URGE you to call for Tax Audits of every government official in the congress, in Cabinet level positions, all of the president’s advisors, and one level down in all Cabinet positions.

Without such an audit, the American people’s faith in the integrity of government officials will be permanently lost.”

I listened to Rush today @ the 1 o’clock hour and there was this lady (Reggie) who stated that ALL (everyone) of our elected officials should be IMMEDIATELY AUDITED!! Give them a taste of what we are subjected to every stinking day; at their hands!

I, second that motion and who”s with me? (and Reggie, of course) It’s time to play for keeps boys and girls. This is W-A-Y outta hand. We the people need to get in the faces of the overboard, better than thou crowd.
They may think they are better than us….but believe me……. THEY AIN”T!!