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Posted by john Duemmer on 08-11-2012 05:49 PM:

VP. pick

Congressman Paul Ryan is Romneys pick for VP. A conservative and a hunter.
I like it.

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Posted by flasher87 on 08-11-2012 06:29 PM:

Great chocie!!!!!!!!!!!


Posted by Rip on 08-11-2012 07:34 PM:

I like it but it will not help much. Too many people with their hand out won't vote for someone that believes in personal responsibility.

It's easy to bribe the American sheeple. Just tell them you are gonna steal from others and give it to them and they will vote for you in droves. Has worked for the democrats for years, and now that the people getting handouts are close to or outnumbering actual producers it will be even easier for them. Just promise them some more of other peoples money.

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Posted by rrs on 08-11-2012 08:15 PM:

Ryan is a smarty guy, but very monolithic, an Ayn Rand clone who was anti-God Religion, totally opposed to any form of human altruism, not sure this will play with those on the religious right under scrutiny, his stand to end medicare-social security may not draw middle class and independent voters, he is quite oppositional to what Romney has advocated, he may help shore up base support, but not sure about those who are undecided. His dad, grandad, great grandad all died in their 50s from heart conditions, sure wish the congressman a much longer life span. Believe demographics, voter turnout will be key factors in the election, of course the economy will be a big issue. I like Ryan's stand on expenditure-debt reduction, but less excited about his ideas about revenue, revenue and spending have to work together, don't believe one alone will get the job done...


Posted by Joe Wesson on 08-11-2012 08:35 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by rrs
Ryan is a smarty guy, but very monolithic, an Ayn Rand clone who was anti-God Religion, totally opposed to any form of human altruism, not sure this will play with those on the religious right under scrutiny, his stand to end medicare-social security may not draw middle class and independent voters, he is quite oppositional to what Romney has advocated, he may help shore up base support, but not sure about those who are undecided. His dad, grandad, great grandad all died in their 50s from heart conditions, sure wish the congressman a much longer life span. Believe demographics, voter turnout will be key factors in the election, of course the economy will be a big issue. I like Ryan's stand on expenditure-debt reduction, but less excited about his ideas about revenue, revenue and spending have to work together, don't believe one alone will get the job done...


Where are you getting your facts???? The plan for medicare and social security will not even effect anyone over 50 years old. The new plan will make these programs for those under 50 even better. Ryan will be explaining everything about the Romney/Ryan policies. At least they have a plan unlike Obama. America can not stand 4 more years of Obama. The choice is clear. VOTE ROMNEY/RYAN IN 2012. THE SMART CHOICE.

P.S. What does the comment about the death of Ryan's family members have to do with anything?????? I think that was a cheap shot.

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Posted by Rip on 08-11-2012 08:38 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by rrs
Ryan is a smarty guy, but very monolithic, an Ayn Rand clone who was anti-God Religion, totally opposed to any form of human altruism, not sure this will play with those on the religious right under scrutiny, his stand to end medicare-social security may not draw middle class and independent voters, he is quite oppositional to what Romney has advocated, he may help shore up base support, but not sure about those who are undecided. His dad, grandad, great grandad all died in their 50s from heart conditions, sure wish the congressman a much longer life span. Believe demographics, voter turnout will be key factors in the election, of course the economy will be a big issue. I like Ryan's stand on expenditure-debt reduction, but less excited about his ideas about revenue, revenue and spending have to work together, don't believe one alone will get the job done...


Well those are certianly the DNC/Obama campaigns talking points but they are not accurate (ending medicare and SS).

We need to reform both though.

Only a person or entity addicted to spending could claim an increase in funding is actually a cut because they wanted to spend more than they got to spend. Thats what the spenders in Washington do. It's not a cut, it's an increase but the liberal mainstream media lets them get away with claiming an actual increase as a cut.

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Posted by rrs on 08-11-2012 08:58 PM:

Interesting how people see what they want to see, do believe Ryan would like to privatize social security-medicare, all for reform and eliminating as many entitlements as possible, but don't believe that these programs are that as people pay into them and thus have earned the benefit. Do feel many fear change in these programs, of course realize they have to be reformed to be sustained. Spending has to be reduced across the board, but most think it is ok to slay your ox, leave mine alone. Revenue stream is a must, like it or not, but it needs to be fair, cuts for rich did not-will not work, all need to pay period, personally like the fair tax or 2nd flat rate income no deductions-write-offs, we all pay, close the irs won't need it. Don't believe medical history of Ryan's family is a cheap shot, just an objective fact. Our debt has been a long time in the making and will take some time to correct. I am old enough that changes won't effect me in social security etc., but worry about the future of the next generation. I am a registered Republican, have been that longer than most have been alive, but am not an idealogue. Actually believe that we have only one party with different wings, as they both support status quo, need real choice and alternatives, but not possible under our system. Important to vote, key to democracy, vote for your choice, but vote.


Posted by Rip on 08-11-2012 09:05 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by rrs
Interesting how people see what they want to see, do believe Ryan would like to privatize social security-medicare, all for reform and eliminating as many entitlements as possible, but don't believe that these programs are that as people pay into them and thus have earned the benefit. Do feel many fear change in these programs, of course realize they have to be reformed to be sustained. Spending has to be reduced across the board, but most think it is ok to slay your ox, leave mine alone. Revenue stream is a must, like it or not, but it needs to be fair, cuts for rich did not-will not work, all need to pay period, personally like the fair tax or 2nd flat rate income no deductions-write-offs, we all pay, close the irs won't need it. Don't believe medical history of Ryan's family is a cheap shot, just an objective fact. Our debt has been a long time in the making and will take some time to correct. I am old enough that changes won't effect me in social security etc., but worry about the future of the next generation. I am a registered Republican, have been that longer than most have been alive, but am not an idealogue. Actually believe that we have only one party with different wings, as they both support status quo, need real choice and alternatives, but not possible under our system. Important to vote, key to democracy, vote for your choice, but vote.


I too support a flat tax but liberals scream and cry at the thought of it. They don't want people to be taxed the same, they want to punnish success out of jealousy and greed. That's a way to win elections but not a way to sucessfully run a budget.

As for tax cuts for the rich, that didn't happen. Bushes tax cuts were more for the lower and middle class than the rich. They got a much bigger tax cut but the media didn't like that so they touted total dollars of the cut not the percentage of the cut nor the fact that the minimum required to pay taxes was actually raised and even less people actualy paid incime tax.

Now Oprama and the liberals want to keep the middle and lower tax cuts and in effect raise taxes on the rich.......wait a minute those tax cuts didn't exist I thought. Can't have it both ways but the MSM allows them to. That's just too ripe right there. All these years claiming it was a tax cut for the rich and now wanting to keep the cuts on the lower and middle class that supposedly didn't exist.

The MSM is one of the big problems in this country. They have been doing a reelection campaign for Oprama since he was elected. He had complete control of both houses and got everything he wanted passed in the beginning of his term and it didn't work. THe economy got worse, and we still have over 8 percent unemployment but yet the MSM has helped him deffer blame for this economy for all these years. Even he himself said if he didn't get it turned around within 3 years he should be a one term president and now he is still blaming Bush.

The MSM will help assure his reelection though.

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Posted by rrs on 08-11-2012 09:17 PM:

Don't believe taxes should be used to punish people for being successful, course the really rich do not live on earned income, but capital gains taxed at a much lower rate, I pd. over twice the % that Romney did, still like the fair tax, but realize it has no chance as lower income people would pay much higher % of their disposable income than those more affluent. If a flat rate, could have a ceiling, below no taxes, all above pay the same rate, no deductions, write-offs, etc. This is a hard sell and neither party really embraces it. People cannot pay nothing and get back more than they pay-regardless of income level, we all have to pay. Expenditures have to cut period, no sacred cows, but will never happen. Congress has been a failure for many years, spend-spend, the executive often gets blamed for what congress does and fails to do.


Posted by Rip on 08-11-2012 09:20 PM:

Yep.

I agree with Capitol Gains being taxed at a lower rate. That money was used as an investment and it was already taxed once, then it was put at risk in order to try and innovate or change something. Many people lose the origional investment so when they do make a profit they deserve to get a lower tax rate on that otherwise there is no incentive to invest in the future. That is only long term capitol gains that gets that benifit, and that means that money was tied up for a while and unable to be used so yes I see that being a different rate because of that and the fact that it was already taxed once.

For everything and everybody else I would support a flat tax. Whatever that is, 10%, 20% on income with no deductions. You could file your taxes on an index card and the IRS could be dismantled (that's a huge savings right there).

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Posted by rrs on 08-11-2012 09:26 PM:

Rip,
don't agree with your thoughts about capital gains, many here if not most live on inherited wealth and have never pd. income tax on what is invested which may be in tax free bonds etc. as part of a large portfolio. Not for raising this rate, but making earned rate more comparable by lowering it, but eliminating all the perks-write-offs-deductions. believe life is easier for the rich than for the poor, course have never been rich, but was once poor...


Posted by Rip on 08-11-2012 09:46 PM:

Well what I was saying was leave the capitol gains rate alone. It is reasonable at 15% I think and that only applies to long term capitol gains.

That money has already been taxed once, and it is at risk of being lost. If you don't have some incentive to invest in long term projects then why do it? You can lose the money you have already gotten with them. I don't care if they are rich or poor the don't deserve to basically be taxed again on it at a higher rate.

Capitol gains are different because of the fact that it is a long term investment where the money is tied up and can be lost. That is worth having a reasonable tax rate when it works out, remember with a flat tax they don't get to write off their losses either so that's another reason I support capitol gains being taxed at a very low rate.

Short term is different and treated different. The money isn't tied up so it should be taxed as income (which it is already I think).

I don't have any investments, just thoughts about it because of the risk involved without some incentive new inventions would stop as you wouldn't be able to get investors.

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Posted by patches9452 on 08-11-2012 10:51 PM:

no write offs and one bad year every self employed person would be bankrupt..... it cost me 150,000 to make 50,000.... could not in anyway pay the taxes without writeoffs


Posted by Rip on 08-11-2012 11:00 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by patches9452
no write offs and one bad year every self employed person would be bankrupt..... it cost me 150,000 to make 50,000.... could not in anyway pay the taxes without writeoffs


Patches, there is a difference in a write off and a business expense. The taxes owed would only be on the 50,000 you make, not on the 150,000 you spend to make it though some liberals would LOVE to have that model cause you are right it would close down every business in the US.

Write offs are donations to charity etc. A business expense is an expense that is taken out before profit is figgured. There are plenty of businesses that have a low profit margin and large volume that couldn't stand a tax on gross reciepts. That would just be wrong and I don't think anyone is proposing that.

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Posted by patches9452 on 08-11-2012 11:17 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Rip
Patches, there is a difference in a write off and a business expense. The taxes owed would only be on the 50,000 you make, not on the 150,000 you spend to make it though some liberals would LOVE to have that model cause you are right it would close down every business in the US.

Write offs are donations to charity etc. A business expense is an expense that is taken out before profit is figgured. There are plenty of businesses that have a low profit margin and large volume that couldn't stand a tax on gross reciepts. That would just be wrong and I don't think anyone is proposing that.

good deal.... im ignorant when it comes to a lot of this... guess its good i have a smart momma lol


Posted by dan w on 08-12-2012 01:29 AM:

i read where his high school class voted him (THE BIGGEST BROWN NOSER)


Posted by Hey Preacher!!! on 08-12-2012 01:35 AM:

I'M GOING OUT ON A LIMB HERE, BUT WOULDN'T YOU SAY MOST OF THE DISCUSSIONS ABOUT TAXES WOULDN'T EVEN BE AN ISSUE IF WE ONLY SPENT FEDERAL MONEY ON THINGS LISTED IN THE CONSTITUTION AND WERE NOT TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN DEBT???


Posted by Rip on 08-12-2012 02:08 AM:

Yep, you got that right.

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Posted by Lee Stocking on 08-12-2012 04:54 AM:

In short..I concur Jimmie good luck to Maxx tonight

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Posted by Rip on 08-12-2012 05:00 AM:

Thanks, he needs it LOL

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Posted by Joe Wesson on 08-14-2012 12:59 AM:

I went to a Romney/Ryan rally this past Sunday. There was a large crowd and a lot of support. I can say one thing for sure, Romney picked the right one for VP. RYAN IS SHARP!!!!!! With our economic situation like it is, Ryan will be a big factor in getting this mess straightened out.

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Posted by Hey Preacher!!! on 08-14-2012 01:40 AM:

THINK OF IT THIS WAY, BIDEN ONE HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM THE OVAL OFFICE OR RYAN ONE HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM THE OVAL OFFICE, YOU DECIDE!!!


Posted by Knox on 08-14-2012 01:44 AM:

Easy.....

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THINK OF IT THIS WAY, BIDEN ONE HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM THE OVAL OFFICE OR RYAN ONE HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM THE OVAL OFFICE, YOU DECIDE!!!
.........Man, that's an EASY choice.....duh..!

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Posted by Hey Preacher!!! on 08-14-2012 01:48 AM:

Re: Easy.....

quote:
Originally posted by Knox
.........Man, that's an EASY choice.....duh..!

I THOUGHT SO, TOO!!!


Posted by Joe Wesson on 08-14-2012 02:00 AM:

I can not wait until the debate between Romney & Obama (without his teleprompter). This will be interesting.

The debate between Ryan & Biden will be a show. I will furnish the popcorn for this one!!!!!

Romney & Ryan will have a lot to offer. They are the team that we need to get people back to work and off of dependency of the government. Then these people will be paying taxes and making a contribution instead of breaking the bank.

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