Letter to Feinstein

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I have seen many a blog or article with grumbling from Californians making $250K per year who are being labeled as ‘rich’ by Obama as he threatens to roll back the Bush tax cuts on only that bracket.

Today, Feinstein claims to be oblivious to the issue:

BLITZER: The Obama argument against McCain is he wants to keep the Bush tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires in place at the time of warfare when the country can’t afford it.

FEINSTEIN: Let me just respond to this. Obama has said if they’re tax cuts, they come from the middle class. I have never had anybody over $200,000 or $300,000 a year come to me and California has the most in the nation and say, I need a tax cut, no.

$250K in the Bay area or San Diego is middle class. It is not the same as making $250K in Kansas. Feinstein has a responsibility to her constituency to back us up on this. Please send her an email to let her know how you feel.

http://feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=ContactUs.EmailMe

Also, see Business week article on the same topic.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_24/b4088081624555.htm

[an]

I totally agree, $250k can hardly be considered “rich” when you’re living in LA, SF, SD, or any other places that have high cost of living.

[an]

I totally agree, $250k can hardly be considered “rich” when you’re living in LA, SF, SD, or any other places that have high cost of living.

[an]

I totally agree, $250k can hardly be considered “rich” when you’re living in LA, SF, SD, or any other places that have high cost of living.

[an]

I totally agree, $250k can hardly be considered “rich” when you’re living in LA, SF, SD, or any other places that have high cost of living.

[an]

I totally agree, $250k can hardly be considered “rich” when you’re living in LA, SF, SD, or any other places that have high cost of living.

[TheBreeze]

$250K/year is more than I make, so I say tax the hell out of that bracket. I just sent a letter to Feinstein in support of raising taxes on singles or couples making more than $250K/year. Everyone needs to pay their fair share.

[TheBreeze]

$250K/year is more than I make, so I say tax the hell out of that bracket. I just sent a letter to Feinstein in support of raising taxes on singles or couples making more than $250K/year. Everyone needs to pay their fair share.

[TheBreeze]

$250K/year is more than I make, so I say tax the hell out of that bracket. I just sent a letter to Feinstein in support of raising taxes on singles or couples making more than $250K/year. Everyone needs to pay their fair share.

[TheBreeze]

$250K/year is more than I make, so I say tax the hell out of that bracket. I just sent a letter to Feinstein in support of raising taxes on singles or couples making more than $250K/year. Everyone needs to pay their fair share.

[TheBreeze]

$250K/year is more than I make, so I say tax the hell out of that bracket. I just sent a letter to Feinstein in support of raising taxes on singles or couples making more than $250K/year. Everyone needs to pay their fair share.

[TheBreeze]

Here’s the letter I sent. Thanks for reminding me to do this:

Hi,

I just want to say that I support raising taxes on those making $250K or more per year while decreasing the tax burden on the middle class. Please make it so.

[TheBreeze]

Here’s the letter I sent. Thanks for reminding me to do this:

Hi,

I just want to say that I support raising taxes on those making $250K or more per year while decreasing the tax burden on the middle class. Please make it so.

[TheBreeze]

Here’s the letter I sent. Thanks for reminding me to do this:

Hi,

I just want to say that I support raising taxes on those making $250K or more per year while decreasing the tax burden on the middle class. Please make it so.

[TheBreeze]

Here’s the letter I sent. Thanks for reminding me to do this:

Hi,

I just want to say that I support raising taxes on those making $250K or more per year while decreasing the tax burden on the middle class. Please make it so.

[Author]

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