corner.nationalreview.com - 10/28/2008
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One of the things I've seen at Republican rallies is that people just don't believe Barack Obama when he says he'll raise taxes only on those who make more than $250,000 a year. It's not that these people make that much money or even think they'll make that much money sometime in the next four ...
corner.nationalreview.com - 10/28/2008
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corner.nationalreview.com —
Tuesday, October 28, 2008 Obama's Moving Tax Threshold:
$250,000? $200,000? $150,000? What Next? [ Byron York ]
One of the things I've seen at Republican rallies is that people just don't believe Barack Obama when he says he'll raise taxes only on ...
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guardian.co.uk - 10/28/2008
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Exchange in the City of London, October 27, 2008 A worker walks past a screen displaying stock market movements at a window of the London Stock Exchange in ...
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news.aol.com - 11/4/2008
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Obama Campaign Office in Las Vegas Sometimes you
just can't make life up. Talk about picture perfect.
As I was saying earlier today , Democrats are humorlessly, though sometimes hilariously , un-self-aware. Oh, the 150k? That's about this ...
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A Picture Worth 150,000 Words
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Obama's Moving Tax Threshold
USS Neverdock —
$250,000? $200,000? $150,000? What Next?
Obama's Judicial Philosophy Comports With Redistribution of Wealth
A Blog For All —
... , which would guarantee all Americans a job, health care, homes, an education, and a fair playing field for business and farmers. Consider that Obama is already moving the goalposts on his tax and spend agenda. Previously, he claimed that only those with incomes above $250,000 would be hit by tax increases. That has now become $200,000. Watch that level continue to drop as Obama searches for ways to pay for his tax and spend schemes, which are redistributive in nature - giving refundable tax credits to those who already pay no taxes. Obama's ...
Obama Is Already Defining "Rich" Downward
Moonbattery —
... Meanwhile, Plugs Biden has lowered the mark to $150,000.
Once in office, Obama bin Biden would inevitably continue to adjust the definition of rich until it covers anyone gainfully employed. Those who actually think their tax burden would be reduced under these socialists are morbidly gullible — although I don't doubt that some who don't even pay taxes will be getting tax credit handouts at the expense of a dwindling class of people who work for a living.
Hat tip: Say Anything; on tips from nanc and J.
I Expected This
Right Wing Nation —
... but after the election, not before. The tax raise was $250,000 a year. Then, it went to $200,000. Now, it’s $150,000. ...
I am sure he meant rich in spirit
TigerHawk —
By TigerHawk at 10/28/2008 06:34:00 PM If we needed more evidence that the Obama campaign is confident of victory, consider that it is already defining "rich" down . Rich was $250,000. Now "rich" is, by implication, $200,000, and Joe Biden is bidding $150,000 . Anybody ready to bid $100,000? Permalink / Main > div> 0 Comments: Post a Comment This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours? Weblog Commenting and Trackback by HaloScan.com [image] [image]
The Moving Target
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The Corner: Obama’s Moving Tax Threshold: $250,000? $200,000? $150,000? What Next?
Definition of "Rich" Continues to Plunge
Moonbattery —
At first Obama was only going to loot those making over $250,000 per year, so that the rest might enjoy the fruits of their labor in accordance with the principles of socialists, pirates, muggers, and other wicked thieves. Then it became $200,000, then $150,000. It has now reached $120,000. According to prominent Dem Bill Richardson:
What Obama wants to do is he is basically looking at $120,000 and under among those that are in the middle class, and there is a tax cut for those.
The RNC comments: ...
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$150,000,000
marcambinder.theatlantic.com 10/19/2008 — B. Obama raised $150,000,000 in September; he's raised more than $605,000,000 -- nearly twice what the Democratic nominee in 2004 raised. The average donation was $86 bucks. 3.1 million people contributed. Watch for the McCain campaign to try to ...
$150,000 vs. $250,000
firstread.msnbc.msn.com 10/28/2008 — From NBC's Mark Murray and NBC/NJ's Mike MemoliThe McCain campaign is jumping all over Biden's interview yesterday with a Scranton TV affiliate, in which Biden said that people making under $150,000 per year would get a tax cut under Obama's tax plan. ...
Wait. It Used to be $250,000
wizbangblog.com 10/28/2008 — Now, Obama says if you make less than $200,000 you'll get a tax cut. The definition of rich is shifting downward already....
What could you do with $150,000?
democraticunderground.com 10/23/2008 — ...which has managed to suck all refunds and stimulus checks away from me for the past 5 years... I could erase my bad debt from my ex husband...I could trade in my car and get a hybrid or something cleaner... and maybe have some money left over to ...
Going down! 250, 200, 150 - do I hear 100?
qando.net 10/29/2008 — T hat 95% of working Americans who’ll receive a tax cut is down from a ceiling of $250,000 to those making $200,000 or less. It’s at the :30 mark. Joe Biden then takes about 35 seconds to lower that ceiling to $150,000. Bait and ...
What's $5.3 million divided by $150,000?
jimtreacher.com 10/24/2008 — The Temple of Barack cost $5.3 million. That's what the DNC spent on the ridiculously overblown backdrop to his dumb acceptance speech that nobody could even remember 24 hours later. Too bad they didn't add a few more Greek columns, or we could call ...
Sarah Palin’s $150,000 Wardrobe
oliverwillis.com 10/22/2008 — McCain supporters won’t like seeing this at the same time they’re pulling out of swing states. Couldn’t they have used that money in Michigan? Sheesh!
The Republican National Committee appears to have spent more than $150,000 to ...
McCain vs. Obama: Compare and contrast —
First Read 10/28/2008
The Washington Post notes that Obama’s and McCain’s speeches yesterday differed in tone and substance. Obama “began offering voters here and in Canton, Ohio, a ‘closing argument’ that sounded much like the opening argument he made when he began ...
HAPPENING NOW: Obama in Pennsylvania —
CNN Political Ticker 10/28/2008
Watch the event on CNN.com/live.
(CNN) — Barack Obama is holding a campaign rally in Chester, Pennsylvania this hour, during which he continues to make what his campaign is calling the "closing argument."
"Now, in the closing days of this ...
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