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October 19, 2008 at 11:02 AM #290027October 19, 2008 at 11:06 AM #289680DWCAPParticipant
[quote=arraya] It’s professional wrestling.
[/quote]HAHAHAHA, perfect! We should start asking to hear their intro songs.
October 19, 2008 at 11:06 AM #289989DWCAPParticipant[quote=arraya] It’s professional wrestling.
[/quote]HAHAHAHA, perfect! We should start asking to hear their intro songs.
October 19, 2008 at 11:06 AM #289995DWCAPParticipant[quote=arraya] It’s professional wrestling.
[/quote]HAHAHAHA, perfect! We should start asking to hear their intro songs.
October 19, 2008 at 11:06 AM #290028DWCAPParticipant[quote=arraya] It’s professional wrestling.
[/quote]HAHAHAHA, perfect! We should start asking to hear their intro songs.
October 19, 2008 at 11:06 AM #290032DWCAPParticipant[quote=arraya] It’s professional wrestling.
[/quote]HAHAHAHA, perfect! We should start asking to hear their intro songs.
October 19, 2008 at 11:10 AM #289685patbParticipantactually higher marginal tax rates may actually increase salaries.
If you are paid pre-tax as an expense of business, then,
every increase in marginal tax rates encourages Business to hire more people.After all, why not improve productivity, and if we are going to be taxed,
let’s spend it on the staff.now if you are a household employee, then you are paid post taxes,
so certainly nanies and gardeners will be hurt.But frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.October 19, 2008 at 11:10 AM #289994patbParticipantactually higher marginal tax rates may actually increase salaries.
If you are paid pre-tax as an expense of business, then,
every increase in marginal tax rates encourages Business to hire more people.After all, why not improve productivity, and if we are going to be taxed,
let’s spend it on the staff.now if you are a household employee, then you are paid post taxes,
so certainly nanies and gardeners will be hurt.But frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.October 19, 2008 at 11:10 AM #290000patbParticipantactually higher marginal tax rates may actually increase salaries.
If you are paid pre-tax as an expense of business, then,
every increase in marginal tax rates encourages Business to hire more people.After all, why not improve productivity, and if we are going to be taxed,
let’s spend it on the staff.now if you are a household employee, then you are paid post taxes,
so certainly nanies and gardeners will be hurt.But frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.October 19, 2008 at 11:10 AM #290033patbParticipantactually higher marginal tax rates may actually increase salaries.
If you are paid pre-tax as an expense of business, then,
every increase in marginal tax rates encourages Business to hire more people.After all, why not improve productivity, and if we are going to be taxed,
let’s spend it on the staff.now if you are a household employee, then you are paid post taxes,
so certainly nanies and gardeners will be hurt.But frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.October 19, 2008 at 11:10 AM #290037patbParticipantactually higher marginal tax rates may actually increase salaries.
If you are paid pre-tax as an expense of business, then,
every increase in marginal tax rates encourages Business to hire more people.After all, why not improve productivity, and if we are going to be taxed,
let’s spend it on the staff.now if you are a household employee, then you are paid post taxes,
so certainly nanies and gardeners will be hurt.But frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.October 19, 2008 at 11:21 AM #289695kewpParticipantBut frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.Exactly. The only way I got a raise during the Bush years was to change jobs.
I really, really love the Republican meme that if you cut taxes for the rich they are going to spend their excess wealth on improving the lives of their employees (assuming they even have any). This is probably the greatest con-job in world history.
More than likely all that extra money is just being spent on bling, going overseas, into a hedge fund or being exchanged for a stronger currency.
October 19, 2008 at 11:21 AM #290004kewpParticipantBut frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.Exactly. The only way I got a raise during the Bush years was to change jobs.
I really, really love the Republican meme that if you cut taxes for the rich they are going to spend their excess wealth on improving the lives of their employees (assuming they even have any). This is probably the greatest con-job in world history.
More than likely all that extra money is just being spent on bling, going overseas, into a hedge fund or being exchanged for a stronger currency.
October 19, 2008 at 11:21 AM #290010kewpParticipantBut frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.Exactly. The only way I got a raise during the Bush years was to change jobs.
I really, really love the Republican meme that if you cut taxes for the rich they are going to spend their excess wealth on improving the lives of their employees (assuming they even have any). This is probably the greatest con-job in world history.
More than likely all that extra money is just being spent on bling, going overseas, into a hedge fund or being exchanged for a stronger currency.
October 19, 2008 at 11:21 AM #290043kewpParticipantBut frankly we have seen stagnating working class incomes for 20 years,
so, cutting taxes sure hasn’t trickled down to them.Exactly. The only way I got a raise during the Bush years was to change jobs.
I really, really love the Republican meme that if you cut taxes for the rich they are going to spend their excess wealth on improving the lives of their employees (assuming they even have any). This is probably the greatest con-job in world history.
More than likely all that extra money is just being spent on bling, going overseas, into a hedge fund or being exchanged for a stronger currency.
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