fan_from_texas;519352 wrote:I don't know enough to speak to the rest of your post, but as far as the deregulation of NJ's energy industry, it's largely been a success and heralded as a great new model for other states. The EDECA has been very successful in cutting prices, encouraging innovation, and supporting cost-effective renewable energy capacity development. If anything, he should be lauded for his work there, not denigrated for it.

You may be right, but my point is that he is far from an outsider.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Tax-Day-rhetoric-aside-apf-3276228499.html?x=0

Ty Webb;530220 wrote:http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Tax-Day-rhetoric-aside-apf-3276228499.html?x=0

People are paying less in taxes because they are making less money, not because Obama lowered the tax rates.

I love how the article kind of gives Obama credit, when all he has done is talk about taking away the Bush tax cuts, and the reason the total tax receipts are less is due to the economy, not due to lower tax rates.

Excellent article by Jeremy Warner of the UK's Daily Telegraph.....http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/jeremywarner/100008311/will-someone-please-shut-krugman-up/

The Death Tax causes families to discuss pulling the plug so that they may die before the feds get their hands on their farms - http://www.theblaze.com/stories/congresswoman-people-are-planning-to-die-soon-to-avoid-new-estate-taxes/

Who needs Death Panels when we have the compassionate, caring, humane IRS to take care of us? These families spent their entire lives developing their farms and improving their livelihood....only to have the government desiring a significant portion from the families because the major breadwinner happens to die. Remind me who is the greedy one again? This makes me ill.

BoatShoes;510095 wrote:Find the last Scion

found it