Barry proves he can’t stand up to the GOP. Granting their rich buddies tax cuts for the next two years so they can ‘create jobs’. Bullshit. The only jobs those tax cuts are creating is bank vault security personnel.

As a Democratic pundit pointed out today, small businesses that create jobs actually receive tax cuts based on how many employees they have, profits are taxed the same.

Tax the rich double I say.

17 Thoughts on “Obama, once again, a gigantic wussy, or a secret Republican

  1. I second your motion, tax the rich double.

  2. redhatterb on December 7, 2010 at 8:35 pm said:

    Amen!

  3. And isn’t it ironic that democrats also will be hitting those small businesses hard. I have news for you, those dems in office want you to think they are for the little guy, but they are in the same pockets as most of the other politicians and are for sale to the highest bidder.

  4. concern liberal on December 7, 2010 at 10:08 pm said:

    Obama, like so many Democrats today, is a social
    liberal and not an economic liberal. Obama is from
    the cloth of Kerry, Gore, Clinton, Dukasis, and Carter.
    Unfortunately, he is not from the cloth of Humphrey,
    Truman, and FDR.

  5. Obama’s a social liberal? Can you name a single thing that he and the Democrats have done that is socially liberal in the last two years?

  6. So, what do you guys think rich people do with their money?

  7. They invest it mostly in out of country interests and tuck it away, they do not create American jobs. If that was the case our unemployment rate wouldn’t be over 20% right now. The Bush tax cuts for the rich have proven they don’t work.

  8. snooki palin on December 8, 2010 at 12:44 am said:

    Obama must be taking suggestions from Heidepreim

  9. No shit? Huh? Surprised he didn’t hold yesterday’s press conference in a ditch in Iowa. And CL, I agree 100% about Truman, a truly great president.

  10. Ol' Timer on December 8, 2010 at 7:10 am said:

    If their name goes on a ballot, they are 1st for themselves and 2nd they are for sale. That goes as far the local county courthouse and mayors office.

    Johnson can not even talk in an office where you are to be a great orator.

    If you think Noem is going help cut farm programs, see if there is way to get your head out of your behind.

    Thune has his eyes on the top spot and is lining up his boat, excuse me, vote to get there.

    In Sioux Falls you have a mayor who is popular, but is he getting anything done? He is pretty quite if there is any turmoil.

    And Rounds legacy is what? The state is broke, he has spent all the stimulus money he could get his hands on, cement plant money, tobacco money and wants to leave office with a 5% cut to education? WTF

    Daugaard is traveling to DC, getting family and friends jobs, for what? A second term. Do not worry about a second term, Dennis, you are registered Republican and in this a straight party state.

  11. How about cutting spending instead? Live within your means.

  12. #7 l3wis on 12.08.10 at 12:42 am

    They invest it mostly in out of country interests and tuck it away, they do not create American jobs. If that was the case our unemployment rate wouldn’t be over 20% right now. The Bush tax cuts for the rich have proven they don’t work.

    One thing is certain, if the US raises taxes on the wealthy, even more of their money will go overseas to avoid our punitive tax rates. Raising taxes encourages this and will lead to even less tax revenue. Most of what has gone overseas in the last couple of years is due to fear of higher taxes.

    How do they “tuck it away”?

    How do you know that the tax cuts for everyone under $200K didn’t cause all the things you are talking about? Those tax cuts account for almost 5 times as much as the cuts than the ones for the “rich” do. Seems we should be getting rid of those too, eh? Maybe we should double those rates as well, since we’ve seen how great the government is at “creating jobs” the last three years. Let’s give them more money!

  13. Obama cut and ran in front of the GOP Congressional terrorists for the very rich. If Obama were really a great orator, he would have shredded the Republicans into shame (if that is possible with these self-serving louts) and the taxes on the very rich would be back on and social security taxes would apply to the full amount of income not just the first $100,000 or so.

    And if the US Supreme Court thinks corporations are the equivalent of people deserving free speech, they can require corporations to pay social security taxes on all earnings.

    Take on a windfall salary tax that rapidly increases progressively once a corporate salary exceeds that of the US President.

    Previous commenter seems to be correct when writing that both parties appear to be in the pocket of the very rich.

    Thune recently had a “column” in the RC Journal extolling all the GOP economic voodoo and zombi economics as if fact instead of GOP mythology. Johnson had a parallel column which was classic Johnson waffling obtuse wimpology. No wonder Democratic policies aren’t known in South Dakota when party “spokesman” are so timid and tepid they might as well be dish towels.

  14. No kidding. We have a Democratic Prez, a Democratic Congress and Democratic Senate. Why are we ‘cutting deals’ with Republicans? They shouldn’t even be a the cutting table.

  15. #14 l3wis on 12.08.10 at 11:06 am

    They shouldn’t even be a the cutting table.

    They didn’t for over a year. That’s why there are Republicans sitting in Kennedy’s & Obama’s old Senate seats right now and why so many Democrats got their waking papers on Nov 2nd.

  16. Just an FYI on the whole “small businesses thyat create all the jobs” rhetoric; A Department lof Commerce study (via the Cesus Bureau) finds that nearly 80% of all “small businesses” (tax filers as such) have ZERO (yes that’s right – ZERO) employees. That’s something like 20 MM of the 27 MM small businesses that create ZERO JOBS. Then there’s another study that compares the joib creation numbers of large businesses (500+) with small business job creation (-500) and essentially comes to the conclusion that they each create about HALF (49 small/51 large) ogf new jobs. Just sayin’ – those are te FACTS, not the spin.

  17. Ol' Timer on December 8, 2010 at 11:38 am said:

    When they run for office, it is on a platform that got them elected. But there is not very many of them will not sell out or jump off that platform to get re-elected.

    Get rid of this party bullshit and do whatever it takes to get this country back. The Democrats, the Republicans, and the Tea Party is not going to do it. Politics has gotten to be big money making whores.

    Everyone politician is power hungry, Power creates Greed, the root of all evil. Greed will not get this country back. I am not even sure God could anymore.

    It is going to take the common US citizen to do it. Take away the pensions of these senators and put them on Social Security, take away their health program, and put them on the same plan we have. Take away their travel and other perks, but pay them on performance. With the performance for the last 20 years, they better not do away with food stamps.

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