this ignores the fact that if the Democrats would only try to do intelligent things, they would get lots of Republican support......IMO, it's the republicans fault that nothing is being done. Not the democrats.
Is this how you lead a country? Blame others rather than make things get done.
See if Republicans fail to get things done, thats not surprising. We believe the strength of our party is in the people, not the politicians who tend to be stupid sometimes.
Democrats on the other hand vote for what they call "The best and the brightest." We are continually told that Democrat voters cant handle any problems in life if Democrats in Government dont help them. Failure for Democrat "leaders" to get things done to a Democrat meants America fails to get things done.
May I suggest you guys actually propose something that can be considered a good idea instead of trying to stall defense spending, pretend 18-25 year olds are children, and attacking private citizens for comments they dont say?
Corporations pay tax on profits. With the dems in power they paid 50% or better in the 50's but by the late 70's the lobbiests got the rate down to around 35%. The comes RR and pays off the the corporate world with a giant reduction by ACRS and MACRS then uses other tactics to reduce their burden by shifting it to the middle class and poor by taxing earnings on savings and dividends. This is the beginning of the reduction of savings accounts by many people. Not to mention the elimination of all interest paid as a deduction except mortgage. That means people pay more tax not corporations.
People loose and corps profit.
A chance for a new beginning, like a dawn of reconciliation.
Once agin you fail to grasp basic economics. The cost of doing business (which includes taxes) is figured into the prcice of a cmpanies goods and services
Look at your bills and you will see all the taxes are passed onto you - the companies income tax is figured into the price of what you buy
So when you libs raise corporate taxes, the adsded cost is passed onto the consumer
To do that is a violation of the tax code. Taxes are on net profit not gross. The expected tax burden may be added into the cost of a product like workers benefits are but are not as such. The value must be written as profit then taxed.
The free market is supposed to keep cost down but when monopolies exist that doesn't occur as is the case now in America where conspiring to price fix is overlooked.
In any event the investor makes money off the sweat of the worker. But without the worker the investor has nothing.
A chance for a new beginning, like a dawn of reconciliation.
Sorry to be the bearer of good news
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) gets positive marks from only 29 percent, while 57 percent hold negative views, according to the Harris Poll, which surveyed 1,003 U.S. adults by telephone from Oct. 5-8. Harris Poll declines to release a figure for its margin of error.
The poll squares with other recent surveys of Bush’s low approval ratings as he approaches his final years in office, beset by voter angst about the Iraq war, a weak housing market and other concerns.
Analyst Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report says the poll suggests that while approval ratings for Democrats are low, Republicans are still considered the bottom feeders in Congress.
“What this means is that Congress has low job approval ratings. Democrats are pathetic, and Republicans are even worse,” Cook said.
Most polls show the president’s current approval ratings hovering near 30 percent.
According to Cook, this poll showcases the very harshest edge of public opinion.
As for Pelosi’s approval rating, Cook said that most poll respondents are probably lumping her in with their less than satisfactory views of the government in general.
“I don’t think anywhere near that percentage has a clue who Nancy Pelosi is,” he said.
The relatively negative view of Pelosi, the first Democratic House speaker in a dozen years, comes not only amid expected criticism from Republicans about her party’s ideology, but also from elements of the left who have been highly critical of what they deem insufficient efforts to end the Iraq war, including cutting off funding for military efforts there.
Of course, Pelosi is not the only congressional leader lacking public support.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1007/6309.html