BARACK OBAMAS TAX PROPOSALS, TRIP

[FUZO]

TweetOBAMANOMICS 101

RAISE TOP MARGINALTAX RATE FROM 35% TO 39.6%

RAISE CAPITAL GAINS TAX FROM 15% TO 25% OR 28%

RAISE TOP TAX RATE IN DIVIDENDS FROM 15% TO AS HIGH AS 28%

ADD SOCIAL SECURITY TAX ON INCOMES ABOVE $250,000

[trip]

Tweetit's not a question

what is ur question

[firstenrgy]

TweetGood to hear he knows it's not a question but a certianty. Obama is doomed!

[FUZO]

Tweet

it's not a question

what is ur question

THIS IS NOT A QUESTION BUT IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR SELF AND AMERICA. BESIDES A WEAKER COUNTRY BY REDUCING OUR MILITARY. WHAT A BRILLIANT IDEA FOR A WEAK ECONOMY. YOU KNOW TRIP THAT OBAMAS IDEAS ARE NOT FOR US AND THIS ECONOMY. THERS NOTHING YOU CAN POSSIBLY SAY THAT HIS IDEA IS A GOOD IDEA IS THERE. PLUS 50% OF AMERICANS HAVE STOCK AND WITH OBAMS IDEA YOU WILL GET TAXED EVEN MORE IF YOU BUY AND SELL YOUR STCOK,SELL YOUR HOME BUY A HOME , HMM THATS BRILLIANT

[trip]

Tweetrofmao, a dozen times

let's see know there are seven books on taxes in my library, did u know that one of the top reasons why great nations fail is they go bankrupt, and they go bankrupt thru failed tax policies

we will assume u do not know that

let's see, how do u plan on paying off the 50,000 dollar tax bill bush just handed u

u have four choices, avoid iit, deny it exits......the reuplican campaign way, compete with it, pay off less and less each year at a higher interest rate, yeah, the interest rate on bush 5 trillion borrowing from china is 40%. loan shark pawn shop rates

seeing as how i have no mortgage, no car payment, and have not had a credit card for 25 years, u can surmise my believe system on owing money too others

let's talk about mccains no new taxes lie, if u read his position papers he will RAISE TAXES ON YOUR HEALTH CARE BENEFITS

health care benifts are tax free thru ur employer, with john no more never again, he's paving the way for employers to no longer pay anyones health care, if u know anyone over 60 i can bet you 3-4 of them have had tthere health care benefits in half, yeah, that contract they signed years ago with a corp suddently is worthless when the corp wants out cause it made bad decisions

right now average health care benefit is 5k, john will tax it at 30%, so u will get a bill thru your company of 1500 bucks, since it is filtered theru ur company, they need to make 2k too cover the 1.5k, so they will either make u work more, or pay u less, or stop the benifit althogether by giving u 3k bump in salary, which oh my god will ge taxes, so u will now have 2.5k too go shoppin on your own

john says u can have a 5k tax credit when ur company discontinues it's health plan, after ur filter that out, since ur on ur own, u'll get too spend 60 cents on da dallah


so in summary, what's a good idea for u too pay off your 50k bill, i have no idea cause i'm not u

for me i'd pay it off asap

[FUZO]

TweetJohn McCain Proposes A Number Of Initiatives That Can Lower Health Care Costs. If we act today, we can lower health care costs for families through common-sense initiatives. Within a decade, health spending will comprise twenty percent of our economy. This is taking an increasing toll on America's families and small businesses. Even Senators Clinton and Obama recognize the pressure skyrocketing health costs place on small business when they exempt small businesses from their employer mandate plans.

CHEAPER DRUGS: Lowering Drug Prices. John McCain will look to bring greater competition to our drug markets through safe re-importation of drugs and faster introduction of generic drugs.

CHRONIC DISEASE: Providing Quality, Cheaper Care For Chronic Disease. Chronic conditions account for three-quarters of the nation's annual health care bill. By emphasizing prevention, early intervention, healthy habits, new treatment models, new public health infrastructure and the use of information technology, we can reduce health care costs. We should dedicate more federal research to caring and curing chronic disease.

COORDINATED CARE: Promoting Coordinated Care. Coordinated care - with providers collaborating to produce the best health care - offers better outcomes at lower cost. We should pay a single bill for high-quality disease care which will make every single provider accountable and responsive to the patients' needs.

GREATER ACCESS AND CONVENIENCE: Expanding Access To Health Care. Families place a high value on quickly getting simple care. Government should promote greater access through walk-in clinics in retail outlets.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Greater Use Of Information Technology To Reduce Costs. We should promote the rapid deployment of 21st century information systems and technology that allows doctors to practice across state lines.

MEDICAID AND MEDICARE: Reforming The Payment System To Cut Costs. We must reform the payment systems in Medicaid and Medicare to compensate providers for diagnosis, prevention and care coordination. Medicaid and Medicare should not pay for preventable medical errors or mismanagement.

SMOKING: Promoting The Availability Of Smoking Cessation Programs. Most smokers would love to quit but find it hard to do so. Working with business and insurance companies to promote availability, we can improve lives and reduce chronic disease through smoking cessation programs.

STATE FLEXIBILITY: Encouraging States To Lower Costs. States should have the flexibility to experiment with alternative forms of access, coordinated payments per episode covered under Medicaid, use of private insurance in Medicaid, alternative insurance policies and different licensing schemes for providers.

TORT REFORM: Passing Medical Liability Reform. We must pass medical liability reform that eliminates lawsuits directed at doctors who follow clinical guidelines and adhere to safety protocols. Every patient should have access to legal remedies in cases of bad medical practice but that should not be an invitation to endless, frivolous lawsuits.

TRANSPARENCY: Bringing Transparency To Health Care Costs. We must make public more information on treatment options and doctor records, and require transparency regarding medical outcomes, quality of care, costs and prices. We must also facilitate the development of national standards for measuring and recording treatments and outcomes

[firstenrgy]

TweetYour getting facts mixed in with trips nonsenical numbers that he pulls out of...

[trip]

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John McCain Proposes A Number Of Initiatives That Can Lower Health Care Costs. If we act today, we can lower health care costs for families through common-sense initiatives. Within a decade, health spending will comprise twenty percent of our economy. This is taking an increasing toll on America's families and small businesses. Even Senators Clinton and Obama recognize the pressure skyrocketing health costs place on small business when they exempt small businesses from their employer mandate plans.

CHEAPER DRUGS: Lowering Drug Prices. John McCain will look to bring greater competition to our drug markets through safe re-importation of drugs and faster introduction of generic drugs.

CHRONIC DISEASE: Providing Quality, Cheaper Care For Chronic Disease. Chronic conditions account for three-quarters of the nation's annual health care bill. By emphasizing prevention, early intervention, healthy habits, new treatment models, new public health infrastructure and the use of information technology, we can reduce health care costs. We should dedicate more federal research to caring and curing chronic disease.

COORDINATED CARE: Promoting Coordinated Care. Coordinated care - with providers collaborating to produce the best health care - offers better outcomes at lower cost. We should pay a single bill for high-quality disease care which will make every single provider accountable and responsive to the patients' needs.

GREATER ACCESS AND CONVENIENCE: Expanding Access To Health Care. Families place a high value on quickly getting simple care. Government should promote greater access through walk-in clinics in retail outlets.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Greater Use Of Information Technology To Reduce Costs. We should promote the rapid deployment of 21st century information systems and technology that allows doctors to practice across state lines.

MEDICAID AND MEDICARE: Reforming The Payment System To Cut Costs. We must reform the payment systems in Medicaid and Medicare to compensate providers for diagnosis, prevention and care coordination. Medicaid and Medicare should not pay for preventable medical errors or mismanagement.

SMOKING: Promoting The Availability Of Smoking Cessation Programs. Most smokers would love to quit but find it hard to do so. Working with business and insurance companies to promote availability, we can improve lives and reduce chronic disease through smoking cessation programs.

STATE FLEXIBILITY: Encouraging States To Lower Costs. States should have the flexibility to experiment with alternative forms of access, coordinated payments per episode covered under Medicaid, use of private insurance in Medicaid, alternative insurance policies and different licensing schemes for providers.

TORT REFORM: Passing Medical Liability Reform. We must pass medical liability reform that eliminates lawsuits directed at doctors who follow clinical guidelines and adhere to safety protocols. Every patient should have access to legal remedies in cases of bad medical practice but that should not be an invitation to endless, frivolous lawsuits.

TRANSPARENCY: Bringing Transparency To Health Care Costs. We must make public more information on treatment options and doctor records, and require transparency regarding medical outcomes, quality of care, costs and prices. We must also facilitate the development of national standards for measuring and recording treatments and outcomes

it's obvious u didn't read any of it, because these are all policies they have worked on in congress for 30 years, and never ever done

let's take the first one, cheaper drugs by re-importation

well, the elder drug bill 500 billion worth one of georgies favorites, blocked the democrats from negotiating price of drugs, so u pay 5 times the going rate in US what they pay worlwide, so, john's proposal is too reimport, duh john they manufacture them all in the same place and sell em here higher cause u let em, u don't have to reimport doo doo u just renogotiate

see more gas from republicans, the great age of stupidity lives on

[firstenrgy]

TweetI think you might have imported too many drugs... Lay off for a while.

[Fit2bLarge]

Tweet****, he's adding taxes to my social security?

folks, none of these increases affect us personally. who here makes 250k a year? no one

[firstenrgy]

TweetI love the liberal argument that we are only going to tax the top 5% of wage earners. If you drink that political kool aid, you deserve what you get. My lord, read history...

[trip]

Tweetwell, per the republican surrogate mindset

firstenergy is pro

4 dollar gas
doubling the national debt
nationalizing banks and mortgage companies
50% high school drop out rates
50k increase in ur debt
owing money to china russia and uae states
and is especially proud of debaluing the dollar by 40%

yes we want more, much more of republicans intellgencia

[trip]

Tweetlol, ur either a lawyer, or le of some type, lol

remember i teach communication

lawyers figtht the facts if u got the facts

fight the law if u don't have any facts

personal attacks on everyone if u got nothing

and u kind sir, have nudding, nudding i say, nudding excpet a ballonning debt and a believe in republican gas tactics, let the great age of stupidity continue

[firstenrgy]

TweetJust like I said, perma-Lib! Sitting in the government controlled room, drinking the laced Kool Aid. Hoping the people will take care of such usless eaters.

[trip]

Tweetsee item 3, lol,

i shoulda added a 4th, when u get too 3 repeat repeat repeat, cuase like colonel klink, u know nuddin nuddin at all