House Republican Leader Eric Cantor said today that he backs a tax break for companies on foreign profits brought back to the U.S. — a policy known as repatriation. The proposal is one of 37 corporate tax breaks submitted by members of the House GOP Tuesday. Under repatriation, companies can bring back to the U.S. […]
January 19, 2011
Medical Bills Leading Cause of Bankruptcy, Harvard Study Finds http://www.examiner.com/health-care-in-national/harvard-study-shows-unpaid-medical-bills-is-the-leading-cause-of-bankruptcy-the-u-s It isn’t enough that intentionally unregulated and fraudulent corporate bankers bankrupted millions of taxpayers through mortgage bloat. Now they want to do the same through the forced failure of your health insurance. After this, they’re going to try to do exactly the same thing if […]
December 23, 2010
Remember a couple of weeks ago when Speaker-of-the-House-to-be John Boehner made that noble announcement that – in order to help reduce spending and “help the American people” – he was going to reduce his entire staff’s payroll by five percent? What a guy, huh? Well, while the gesture seems magnanimous on the surface, it becomes […]
December 9, 2010
House and Senate Republicans on Wednesday thwarted Democratic efforts to award $250 checks to Social Security recipients facing a second consecutive year without a cost-of-living increase. President Obama and Democrats urged approval of the one-time payment, saying seniors barely getting by on their Social Security checks are facing particularly undue hardships without the COLA increase. […]
December 7, 2010
Here’s a little tidbit that I’m pretty sure you won’t find in any Fox News broadcast. Remember earlier this summer and fall when all you hard from the various TEA Party candidates – of all degrees of intelligence and credibility – was that they were, collectively and individually, all about cutting government spending, and that […]
October 17, 2010
Here’s a nice little tidbit you won’t find on the campaign commercials or websites of any incumbents trying to keep their seats in Congress. On the last day of this Congressional session, as the incumbents slithered away to beg for their jobs – The U.S. Senate voted UNANIMOUSLY IN FAVOR of paying Senator Robert Byrd’s […]
February 8, 2011
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