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That is what I asked you to do. So please..
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Very good, and now that Obama wants to do away with it, why not just be like ok?
Note, again it appears that this tax break was pushed for by a Republican. So contact Rep. Todd Tiahrt, R-Kan about the jobs he saved with his tax break. If I was in Obama's position I would have accepted Rep. Todd Tiahrt, R-Kan tax break to get the rest of my stimulus package passed.
Rep. Todd Tiahrt didn’t vote for it and it passed 246-183 in the House so I’m not sure where you come up with the idea that the stimulus wouldn’t have passed without this tax cut in it.
Rep. Todd Tiahrt didn’t vote for it and it passed 246-183 in the House so I’m not sure where you come up with the idea that the stimulus wouldn’t have passed without this tax cut in it.
You're making an equate between voting on the record against the final bill and not having anything you want in it. The equate is not there. Rep. Todd Tiahrt got the tax break he wanted in the bill, actually voting for the whole bill is negotiated separately. I think that he didn't like the spending part of the stimulus bill, but a tax break for his constituents would be great for him.
Note, again it appears that this tax break was pushed for by a Republican. So contact Rep. Todd Tiahrt, R-Kan about the jobs he saved with his tax break. If I was in Obama's position I would have accepted Rep. Todd Tiahrt, R-Kan tax break to get the rest of my stimulus package passed.
And, I made no claim that the bill wouldn't have passed without this tax cut in it. Where did you come up with the idea that I did?
So Obama had a press conference on taxes and the economy today. Obama mentioned as one example, an example obviously used to bait the Republicans and see how they would respond, getting rid of a corporate jet tax break. By a lot of estimates, it equals to around a paltry 2-3 billion dollars. However, if you consider a lot of the things Republicans want to cut and of course are supposed to be much more fiscally conservative, it can add up to quite a bit if you take away several dozen goofy tax breaks that really in the end benefit an incredibly small few people let alone private businesses. So you would think, "Man the Republicans would have to at least say hey that sounds fair, lets talk about getting rid of this silly stuff." That wasn't their response at all. Instead, according to Eric Cantor's office they refused any kind of "tax increases" and added that and get this, "2 billion really isn't that much anyways." lol o rly?
So there you have it folks. I am 100% done listening to anything a mainstream Republican has to say when they can't even agree that an incredibly small fix to the tax code shouldn't be done.
It is a tax break for everyone in the US and you are losing me on the idea that he is somehow relevant to the stimulus passing.
So Obama calls people who make 250G a year or more "private jet" people. Lets analyize this.
The cheapest "private jet" made today:
That jet costs 2.65 million dollars and holds a grand total of 4-5 people.
The "private jet" Obama uses:
And he doesn't use 1, he uses 2. And uses them on the taxpayer dime.
I think its about time for Obama to shut the **** up.
It sure looked that way to me.
1) Please show where Obama called 250k the "private jet" crowd
2) You can get jets larger than that one for under a million, used
3) The President of the United States needs to be able to fight a nuclear war from his jet.
1) Please show where Obama called 250k the "private jet" crowd
2) You can get jets larger than that one for under a million, used
3) The President of the United States needs to be able to fight a nuclear war from his jet.
You're not thinking about how bills are actually written (mostly negotiated) then voted on. If I had the tax break in a bill that I wanted and that I argued for, but the bill had spending on stuff I didn't want spending on would I vote for it? No way if it was going to pass anyway. That way I get credit (or more) for the tax cut from both companies and their workers while holding the party line by voting No. Rep. Todd Tiahrt isn't stupid. Neither was Obama for signing it. Stupid is thinking that Obama wanted a tax cut on corporate jets and Rep. Todd Tiahrt didn’t.
You should really try and stay more informed of what your messiah wants to do.
Obama Calls People Earning $250,000 a Year ‘Jet Owners’ - The Wealth Report - WSJ
1. Obama Calls People Earning $250,000 a Year ‘Jet Owners’ - The Wealth Report - WSJ
2. I posted the cheapest new jet you could buy. I mean after all, does it really count if you buy a 40yo private jet?
3. The POTUS doesn't need a ****ing 747 to make some ****ing phone calls. And he sure the **** doesn't need two.
I must disagree with #3.
The POTUS does indeed need the Air Force One fleet and needs to have two of them with him whenever he travels. I think there ought to be a damned good reason for him to travel abroad (vacation isn’t a good reason) but when he does, he needs to be the most protected and connected man in the world.
Then he needs to get off the biggest and easiest plane to shoot down in the world.
If you think the ECM on that plane stands a chance against anyone with half a wit to shoot it down, you're mistaken. You can defend an elephant pretty well, but if someone wants it dead, it's dead. Put the man in a stealth fighter jet. Not one of the biggest god damn planes on the planet. He's not on a super jumbo heli, so why a super jumbo plane?
So Obama had a press conference on taxes and the economy today. Obama mentioned as one example, an example obviously used to bait the Republicans and see how they would respond, getting rid of a corporate jet tax break. By a lot of estimates, it equals to around a paltry 2-3 billion dollars. However, if you consider a lot of the things Republicans want to cut and of course are supposed to be much more fiscally conservative, it can add up to quite a bit if you take away several dozen goofy tax breaks that really in the end benefit an incredibly small few people let alone private businesses. So you would think, "Man the Republicans would have to at least say hey that sounds fair, lets talk about getting rid of this silly stuff." That wasn't their response at all. Instead, according to Eric Cantor's office they refused any kind of "tax increases" and added that and get this, "2 billion really isn't that much anyways." lol o rly?
So there you have it folks. I am 100% done listening to anything a mainstream Republican has to say when they can't even agree that an incredibly small fix to the tax code shouldn't be done.
Well, the irony in this is that it was a part of the stimulus bill and was put in there by Democrats to help create jobs.
I guess Obama doesn’t care about those jobs anymore.
is this the actual same law? What's the IRC code?
Ok, now your point is clearer to me. Thanks for clarifying.
So following your line of logic then, can you explain why Obama has proudly referred to his tax cuts in the stimulus countless times and claimed that those tax cuts, as well as his extension of the Bush tax cuts, helped save or create jobs?
You see, Obama claims that tax cuts do what republicans claim tax cuts do whenever he signs them into law so your point is invalid.