[drunkle]

first off, i had no idea the debate was on… bummed about that. second, i saw a blog stating that the *rerun* was edited for inappropriate ron paul content…

edit: and your link is not working..

[drunkle]

first off, i had no idea the debate was on… bummed about that. second, i saw a blog stating that the *rerun* was edited for inappropriate ron paul content…

edit: and your link is not working..

[drunkle]

first off, i had no idea the debate was on… bummed about that. second, i saw a blog stating that the *rerun* was edited for inappropriate ron paul content…

edit: and your link is not working..

[drunkle]

first off, i had no idea the debate was on… bummed about that. second, i saw a blog stating that the *rerun* was edited for inappropriate ron paul content…

edit: and your link is not working..

[drunkle]

first off, i had no idea the debate was on… bummed about that. second, i saw a blog stating that the *rerun* was edited for inappropriate ron paul content…

edit: and your link is not working..

[drunkle]

kewp:

“I would make anywhere from 30%-100% more if I took an equivalent IT job in the private sector.”

you sure about that? check the latest census numbers on median wage per industry…

my gut feeling is that in the past 10 years, public employment has surpassed private in terms of compensation and benefits… private was where you had a shot at making the big bucks, public was secure, but kinda meagre. not so much so, if cops and teachers are pulling 70k salaries… (numbers oft bandied about here in the past as examples of “median workers” who could afford their dream homes in santee)

[drunkle]

kewp:

“I would make anywhere from 30%-100% more if I took an equivalent IT job in the private sector.”

you sure about that? check the latest census numbers on median wage per industry…

my gut feeling is that in the past 10 years, public employment has surpassed private in terms of compensation and benefits… private was where you had a shot at making the big bucks, public was secure, but kinda meagre. not so much so, if cops and teachers are pulling 70k salaries… (numbers oft bandied about here in the past as examples of “median workers” who could afford their dream homes in santee)

[drunkle]

kewp:

“I would make anywhere from 30%-100% more if I took an equivalent IT job in the private sector.”

you sure about that? check the latest census numbers on median wage per industry…

my gut feeling is that in the past 10 years, public employment has surpassed private in terms of compensation and benefits… private was where you had a shot at making the big bucks, public was secure, but kinda meagre. not so much so, if cops and teachers are pulling 70k salaries… (numbers oft bandied about here in the past as examples of “median workers” who could afford their dream homes in santee)

[drunkle]

kewp:

“I would make anywhere from 30%-100% more if I took an equivalent IT job in the private sector.”

you sure about that? check the latest census numbers on median wage per industry…

my gut feeling is that in the past 10 years, public employment has surpassed private in terms of compensation and benefits… private was where you had a shot at making the big bucks, public was secure, but kinda meagre. not so much so, if cops and teachers are pulling 70k salaries… (numbers oft bandied about here in the past as examples of “median workers” who could afford their dream homes in santee)

[drunkle]

kewp:

“I would make anywhere from 30%-100% more if I took an equivalent IT job in the private sector.”

you sure about that? check the latest census numbers on median wage per industry…

my gut feeling is that in the past 10 years, public employment has surpassed private in terms of compensation and benefits… private was where you had a shot at making the big bucks, public was secure, but kinda meagre. not so much so, if cops and teachers are pulling 70k salaries… (numbers oft bandied about here in the past as examples of “median workers” who could afford their dream homes in santee)

[drunkle]

well, i was actually expecting more… exceptional tax credits or “tax incentives” or a new corporate tax break, etc. if nothing has changed, no new tax breaks or anything and boa is doing this under the existing rules and still making money… more power to em.

[drunkle]

well, i was actually expecting more… exceptional tax credits or “tax incentives” or a new corporate tax break, etc. if nothing has changed, no new tax breaks or anything and boa is doing this under the existing rules and still making money… more power to em.

[drunkle]

well, i was actually expecting more… exceptional tax credits or “tax incentives” or a new corporate tax break, etc. if nothing has changed, no new tax breaks or anything and boa is doing this under the existing rules and still making money… more power to em.

[drunkle]

well, i was actually expecting more… exceptional tax credits or “tax incentives” or a new corporate tax break, etc. if nothing has changed, no new tax breaks or anything and boa is doing this under the existing rules and still making money… more power to em.

[drunkle]

well, i was actually expecting more… exceptional tax credits or “tax incentives” or a new corporate tax break, etc. if nothing has changed, no new tax breaks or anything and boa is doing this under the existing rules and still making money… more power to em.

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