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From wikipedia:

DREAM Act individuals would have very limited ability to sponsor family members for U.S. citizenship. They could never sponsor extended family members and they could not begin sponsoring parents or siblings for at least 12 years. Parents and siblings who entered the U.S. illegally would have to leave the country for ten years before they could gain legal status and the visa backlog for siblings is decades long.

[air_ogi]

From wikipedia:

DREAM Act individuals would have very limited ability to sponsor family members for U.S. citizenship. They could never sponsor extended family members and they could not begin sponsoring parents or siblings for at least 12 years. Parents and siblings who entered the U.S. illegally would have to leave the country for ten years before they could gain legal status and the visa backlog for siblings is decades long.

[air_ogi]

From wikipedia:

DREAM Act individuals would have very limited ability to sponsor family members for U.S. citizenship. They could never sponsor extended family members and they could not begin sponsoring parents or siblings for at least 12 years. Parents and siblings who entered the U.S. illegally would have to leave the country for ten years before they could gain legal status and the visa backlog for siblings is decades long.

[air_ogi]

From wikipedia:

DREAM Act individuals would have very limited ability to sponsor family members for U.S. citizenship. They could never sponsor extended family members and they could not begin sponsoring parents or siblings for at least 12 years. Parents and siblings who entered the U.S. illegally would have to leave the country for ten years before they could gain legal status and the visa backlog for siblings is decades long.

[air_ogi]

From wikipedia:

DREAM Act individuals would have very limited ability to sponsor family members for U.S. citizenship. They could never sponsor extended family members and they could not begin sponsoring parents or siblings for at least 12 years. Parents and siblings who entered the U.S. illegally would have to leave the country for ten years before they could gain legal status and the visa backlog for siblings is decades long.

[air_ogi]

Of course, Buffett and Gates supported tax increase that included both dividends and capital gains.

But don’t let small things like facts get in a way of your rant.

[air_ogi]

Of course, Buffett and Gates supported tax increase that included both dividends and capital gains.

But don’t let small things like facts get in a way of your rant.

[air_ogi]

Of course, Buffett and Gates supported tax increase that included both dividends and capital gains.

But don’t let small things like facts get in a way of your rant.

[air_ogi]

Of course, Buffett and Gates supported tax increase that included both dividends and capital gains.

But don’t let small things like facts get in a way of your rant.

[air_ogi]

Of course, Buffett and Gates supported tax increase that included both dividends and capital gains.

But don’t let small things like facts get in a way of your rant.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

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