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Posted by bhuddaflii at 07:37 PM : Feb 06, 2009
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Beings as your comment clearly indicates that you are likely 13 years old and have had no experience at being "American" due to your age...
I would like to point out that you might want to consider are times that the Federal Government has a bigger view than either you or I can possibly have.
There are many small banks across America that have taken their TARP payments, and invested the millions of dollars back into their own local communities. This allows normal American people to buy cars, houses, and improve their lives.
Just because you have not instantly doubled your paycheck, or received some thousands of dollars worth of -free- money from the Federal Government, does not mean that your lack of instant financial gratification does not mean that all Americans are silly by supporting the Federal Government.
Best Regards,
WC
dumb americans will never learn...
Senator Conrad explained the situation extremely well.
Dasche''s and his partner''s tax errors are extremely common.
The tax horrors of Geithner and Daschle are classic lessons for ALL tax professionals.
Non cash compensation reporting errors and incorrect self employment tax computations are your classic tax trap horror show.
small business do not pay enough to substain a family & they do not hire. folks want to do other jobs other than service. the republicans and bush shipped all our jobs overseas.
the republican need to realize "regan" is dead and so is that era and those times will never come back these are different cirumstances.
Just how much be being spent on
Transportation
Public Works Projects
and other core improvements to the nation''s infrastructure?
Just what are the goals. As to capital spending in the education, just what are the priorities?
The lack of clarity of goals seems to be a receipe for disaster.