Discuss Kathy's answer to: Assessing the President

no one feels sorry for a bitter hate filled right wing extremists. it is because of your failures that you are alone bitter and fool of hate. you need someone to blame your failed life on. i see your kind all over the place. why dont you try to better yourself. McDonald's pays more than you make now. republicans created this mess and obama is getting us out of it. this is why your kind are such failures. single issue voters are to stupid to understand what republicans are trying to do the middle class. all they care about is lower taxes for themselves and lower wages for everyone else. you wont see a republican president for at least another 4 years. they do not have the support of women or Latinos. the way its going thanks the teabaggers they may even lose the house. 

Dear dfrogpong;

You failed to make any sense. Go back to sleep.

Shalom;

Yechiel

dfrogpong, you are such a bore! You need to go back under the rock you crawled out from under. Have you ever noticed how you don't have any friends on this website? If you had any friends on here they are too embarrassed to admit they know you. You need to hang your head in shame. You dare to try and put down Kathy. She has more compassion and intelligence in her little finger then you have in your entire body.

In your defense I will say that you have freedom of speech and the right to make an ass out of yourself on this website.

Have a nice day.

Yechiel, I love the post about the wild pigs. Great post.  Thanks

who wants far right extremists racist hate mongers as friends. i have real friends in the real world. this is all you social outcasts have.

Dear freedomlover;

I hope this helps.

>>> http://www.liberty-freedom.org/<<<

I came across it on Claire's Facebook. After several days of looking at it and checking, I think it is as good as any we can find. At least truth is to be found there.

Shalom;

Yecheil

Dear Friends;

Look out! Tax as yhou have not seen in a long time! I copied this from AskHeritage.org. This is only part of the story.

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Brace yourself. In a mere 271 days, you and your fellow Americans will be hit with a tax hike the likes of which this country has never seen. The Washington Postaptly called the unprecedented $494 billion tax hike “Taxmageddon,” and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke described it as a “massive fiscal cliff.” Whatever your preferred imagery, it’s a really big deal.

Despite all the warnings, President Barack Obama has kept his silence while Congress has made no apparent effort to prevent this impending calamity to families and the economy. The prevailing wisdom is that “something will get done” in a lame duck session of Congress after the election. But why wait? And why after the election?

Here’s why you should be worried. For starters, remember that this is the same President who in 2009 promised, “if your family earns less than $250,000 a year, you will not see your taxes increased a single dime.” That’s a vow he’s broken, and in 2013, things are going to get even worse if this year Obama doesn’t lead and Congress doesn’t act. Katy, bar the door, there’s big trouble in store.

The tax man won’t draw his billions from the American taxpayer with just one big needle — the massive tax increase will be the product of tax policies expiring in seven different categories, on top of five new Obamacare tax hikes taking effect. In a new paper, Taxmageddon: Massive Tax Increase Coming in 2013, Heritage’s Curtis Dubay details the tax hikes that will occur if President Obama and Congress do not act before the end of the year:

Almost 34 percent of the tax increase from Taxmageddon comes from the expiration of the 2001 and 2003 Bush tax cuts. These cuts are best known for reducing marginal income tax rates, but they also reduced the marriage penalty, increased the Child Tax Credit and the adoption credit, and increased tax breaks for education costs and dependent care costs.

Another 25 percent of Taxmageddon comes from the expiration of the once-temporary payroll tax cut. The expiration of the patch on the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) — which would raise the income threshold over which families qualify for the AMT to prevent middle-income families from paying this tax that is only supposed to impact “the rich” — accounts for 24 percent of the total potential 2013 tax increase.

The balance of the tax hikes comes in part from new taxes under Obamacare, the expiration of tax cuts in the 2009 stimulus, the expiration of a group of policies known as “tax extenders,” changes in the current policy on the death tax (in 2013, it will rise from 35 percent today to 55 percent and the exemption will fall from $5 million to $3.5 million), and the expiration of businesses’ ability to fully expense new capital investments.

This $494 billion in higher taxes will certainly hit families and business hard in 2013, but their effects are already being felt. Dubay explains that Americans must plan for tomorrow, and the tremendous uncertainty about tax policy makes the future much more uncertain, thus discouraging the investments and other actions needed to spur the economy to create jobs faster today.

So while the President and Congress appear content to put off ’til the 11th hour what they can and should do today, those who will have to pay the higher tax burden are waiting to see what the future holds. Dubay says that this is “slowing job creation and stopping many of the millions of unemployed Americans from going back to work.”

Early on in his presidency, Barack Obama said he knew about the impact of taxes. Back in 2009, on a visit to Elkhart, Indiana, Obama emphatically stated his belief that raising taxes in a recession is a bad idea. Though America is not in recession today, it still struggles with very high unemployment, and so the President’s logic applies with equal force — raising taxes is a drag on job creation. Unfortunately, in a speech in Washington on Tuesday, President Obama unabashedly revealed that preventing tax hikes is not his priority. In fact, he wants to see even more taxes imposed on the American people and on job creators all in the name of “fairness” — may of which are in his budget. That’s a political doctrine, not an economic policy, and it’s a proven recipe for economic disaster.

If the President doesn’t work with Congress to take action soon to prevent a 2013 Taxmageddon, his brand of “fairness” will result in the biggest tax increase in the nation’s history. And that storm will wreak even more damage on America’s already fragile economy. Congress shouldn’t wait for Obama to take the lead in preventing a policy nightmare he might actually favor. Instead, it should act now to prevent these tax hikes from crushing America’s families and our economy.<<<

Soon, Obama shall tax even more items, but he sends billions over seas to build and refurbish Mosques, gives arm aid to Israel's and our enimies, and more. 

When will Congress do it's job  for America? Write/e-mail your reps and let them know how you feel. Also, it wont hurt to remind them of GOOOH (Get out of our house). This is a movement to replace all of Congress with those who will do their job for America, and support our Constitution.

Shalom;

Yechiel

Thanks for the words of encouragement.  Frog doesn't bother me at all.  In fact I pity him or her for the hate filled life he or she lives. The rants and ravings of his posts are comical to say the least.

this is coming from a copy and paste confederate flag waver. everyone pitys you and your kind.

Dear Kathy;

You are right. GBY.

Shalom;

Yechiel