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Although the Libs would have to reconcile all the Biden creepiness he has shown around women and children.

I seriously doubt Left will give two ***** how creepy any of their candidates are if they believe it gives them a reasonable road back to the WH.....because, Trump has proven beyond a shadow of a doubt the end justifies the means in Presidential politics.

What I assume Biden does is regain a decent percentage of those elderly white rust belt Dems who delivered Trump the election. OTOH, I don't know what he can possibly do to excite young, first time voters.....stilll, the single easiest source for Dems to mine votes. I mean, who in the hell is a 19 year old going to choose between Biden and Trump ??
 

MountaineerWV

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When you compare 10 billion to 33 trillion....well....they are libs.

I never said anything about Trump's spending JUST to farmers.......go back and read dumba$$......Or better yet, here's what I said......

Let's see how much Trump's spending grows
 

MountaineerWV

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Yep......thanks for proving my point.......I didn't say "Let's see how much Trump's FARMER spending grows"........dumba$$.......you better be glad Rivals didn't do a thorough check or interview for you to become a mod......
 

TarHeelEer

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Yep......thanks for proving my point.......I didn't say "Let's see how much Trump's FARMER spending grows"........dumba$$.......you better be glad Rivals didn't do a thorough check or interview for you to become a mod......

<insert "Ok" meme/>
 

Boomboom521

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So the Bern is running on a message that touts a programs as it’s center piece which will cost $33 T over 10 years and doesn’t even have a plan to pay for any of it?

I wouldn’t put it past the Democratic Party, but it doesn’t seem legit
 

DvlDog4WVU

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So the Bern is running on a message that touts a programs as it’s center piece which will cost $33 T over 10 years and doesn’t even have a plan to pay for any of it?

I wouldn’t put it past the Democratic Party, but it doesn’t seem legit
Lol, oh no?
 

Boomboom521

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Lol, oh no?
THE PLAN WOULD BE FULLY PAID FOR BY:
  • A 6.2 percent income-based health care premium paid by employers.
    Revenue raised: $630 billion per year.
  • A 2.2 percent income-based premium paid by households.
    Revenue raised: $210 billion per year.This year, a family of four taking the standard deduction can have income up to $28,800 and not pay this tax under this plan.A family of four making $50,000 a year taking the standard deduction would only pay $466 this year.
  • Progressive income tax rates.
    Revenue raised: $110 billion a year.Under this plan the marginal income tax rate would be:

    • 37 percent on income between $250,000 and $500,000.
    • 43 percent on income between $500,000 and $2 million.
    • 48 percent on income between $2 million and $10 million. (In 2013, only 113,000 households, the top 0.08 percent of taxpayers, had income between $2 million and $10 million.)
    • 52 percent on income above $10 million. (In 2013, only 13,000 households, just 0.01 percent of taxpayers, had income exceeding $10 million.)
  • Taxing capital gains and dividends the same as income from work.
    Revenue raised: $92 billion per year.Warren Buffett, the second wealthiest American in the country, has said that he pays a lower effective tax rate than his secretary. The reason is that he receives most of his income from capital gains and dividends, which are taxed at a much lower rate than income from work. This plan will end the special tax break for capital gains and dividends on household income above $250,000.
  • Limit tax deductions for rich.
    Revenue raised: $15 billion per year. Under Bernie’s plan, households making over $250,000 would no longer be able to save more than 28 cents in taxes from every dollar in tax deductions. This limit would replace more complicated and less effective limits on tax breaks for the rich including the AMT, the personal exemption phase-out and the limit on itemized deductions.
  • The Responsible Estate Tax.
    Revenue raised: $21 billion per year.This provision would tax the estates of the wealthiest 0.3 percent (three-tenths of 1 percent) of Americans who inherit over $3.5 million at progressive rates and close loopholes in the estate tax.
  • Savings from health tax expenditures.
    Revenue raised: $310 billion per year. Several tax breaks that subsidize health care (health-related “tax expenditures”) would become obsolete and disappear under a single-payer health care system, saving $310 billion per year.Most importantly, health care provided by employers is compensation that is not subject to payroll taxes or income taxes under current law. This is a significant tax break that would effectively disappear under this plan because all Americans would receive health care through the new single-payer program instead of employer-based health care.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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A 6.2 percent income-based health care premium paid by employers.
Revenue raised: $630 billion per year
Im sure that won’t impact businesses, growth, and employment.
A 2.2 percent income-based premium paid by households.
Revenue raised: $210 billion per year.This year, a family of four taking the standard deduction can have income up to $28,800 and not pay this tax under this plan.A family of four making $50,000 a year taking the standard deduction would only pay $466 this year.
How bout the middle and upper class? Guessing we all take a nice big fvcking.
Progressive income tax rates.
Revenue raised: $110 billion a year.Under this plan the marginal income tax rate would be:

  • 37 percent on income between $250,000 and $500,000.
  • 43 percent on income between $500,000 and $2 million.
  • 48 percent on income between $2 million and $10 million. (In 2013, only 113,000 households, the top 0.08 percent of taxpayers, had income between $2 million and $10 million.)
  • 52 percent on income above $10 million. (In 2013, only 13,000 households, just 0.01 percent of taxpayers, had income exceeding $10 million.)
Suck a dick, Bernie!
Taxing capital gains and dividends the same as income from work.
Revenue raised: $92 billion per year.Warren Buffett, the second wealthiest American in the country, has said that he pays a lower effective tax rate than his secretary. The reason is that he receives most of his income from capital gains and dividends, which are taxed at a much lower rate than income from work. This plan will end the special tax break for capital gains and dividends on household income above $250,000.
Timber!!!!!!!!! Market free fall!!!! Discouraging investments, should work well.
Limit tax deductions for rich.
Revenue raised: $15 billion per year. Under Bernie’s plan, households making over $250,000 would no longer be able to save more than 28 cents in taxes from every dollar in tax deductions. This limit would replace more complicated and less effective limits on tax breaks for the rich including the AMT, the personal exemption phase-out and the limit on itemized deductions.
More upper middle class fvcking
The Responsible Estate Tax.
Revenue raised: $21 billion per year.This provision would tax the estates of the wealthiest 0.3 percent (three-tenths of 1 percent) of Americans who inherit over $3.5 million at progressive rates and close loopholes in the estate tax.
And farmers. Still not sure why the Govt should get to double tax this stuff. It’s already been taxed at what Bernie would suggest 48%, now he wants more.
Savings from health tax expenditures.
Revenue raised: $310 billion per year. Several tax breaks that subsidize health care (health-related “tax expenditures”) would become obsolete and disappear under a single-payer health care system, saving $310 billion per year.Most importantly, health care provided by employers is compensation that is not subject to payroll taxes or income taxes under current law. This is a significant tax break that would effectively disappear under this plan because all Americans would receive health care through the new single-payer program instead of employer-based health care.
Sheeeeeewwwwwww



Well ****, Bernie, where do i sign up for this? Guess I can let my Dom go. Won’t need her anymore. Bernie gonna **** me real nice and proper like.
 

Boomboom521

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Im sure that won’t impact businesses, growth, and employment.

How bout the middle and upper class? Guessing we all take a nice big fvcking.

Suck a dick, Bernie!

Timber!!!!!!!!! Market free fall!!!! Discouraging investments, should work well.

More upper middle class fvcking

And farmers. Still not sure why the Govt should get to double tax this stuff. It’s already been taxed at what Bernie would suggest 48%, now he wants more.

Sheeeeeewwwwwww



Well ****, Bernie, where do i sign up for this? Guess I can let my Dom go. Won’t need her anymore. Bernie gonna **** me real nice and proper like.
Just pointing out the fact that he outlines how he would pay for it.....you made some LOL little ***** comment as if he didn’t
 

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DvlDog4WVU

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Just pointing out the fact that he outlines how he would pay for it.....you made some LOL little ***** comment as if he didn’t
My comment was in reference to Democrats not having a plan to pay for anything. And let’s be honest, you fvcks think we exist to pay for your stupid feel good initiatives.
 

Boomboom521

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My comment was in reference to Democrats not having a plan to pay for anything. And let’s be honest, you fvcks think we exist to pay for your stupid feel goinitiatives.
I didn’t and won’t vote for Bernie Sanders, although this plan does make me feel good....I’m more practical than thinking it could work in Congress.

For someone who seems to hate the generic accusations thrown around “by the left” you’re just as fvcking guilty of it.

BTW, you have no idea what my family’s worth, what my family makes per year, and what assets we hold. Yet......
 

dave

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THE PLAN WOULD BE FULLY PAID FOR BY:
  • A 6.2 percent income-based health care premium paid by employers.
    Revenue raised: $630 billion per year.
  • A 2.2 percent income-based premium paid by households.
    Revenue raised: $210 billion per year.This year, a family of four taking the standard deduction can have income up to $28,800 and not pay this tax under this plan.A family of four making $50,000 a year taking the standard deduction would only pay $466 this year.
  • Progressive income tax rates.
    Revenue raised: $110 billion a year.Under this plan the marginal income tax rate would be:
    • 37 percent on income between $250,000 and $500,000.
    • 43 percent on income between $500,000 and $2 million.
    • 48 percent on income between $2 million and $10 million. (In 2013, only 113,000 households, the top 0.08 percent of taxpayers, had income between $2 million and $10 million.)
    • 52 percent on income above $10 million. (In 2013, only 13,000 households, just 0.01 percent of taxpayers, had income exceeding $10 million.)
  • Taxing capital gains and dividends the same as income from work.
    Revenue raised: $92 billion per year.Warren Buffett, the second wealthiest American in the country, has said that he pays a lower effective tax rate than his secretary. The reason is that he receives most of his income from capital gains and dividends, which are taxed at a much lower rate than income from work. This plan will end the special tax break for capital gains and dividends on household income above $250,000.
  • Limit tax deductions for rich.
    Revenue raised: $15 billion per year. Under Bernie’s plan, households making over $250,000 would no longer be able to save more than 28 cents in taxes from every dollar in tax deductions. This limit would replace more complicated and less effective limits on tax breaks for the rich including the AMT, the personal exemption phase-out and the limit on itemized deductions.
  • The Responsible Estate Tax.
    Revenue raised: $21 billion per year.This provision would tax the estates of the wealthiest 0.3 percent (three-tenths of 1 percent) of Americans who inherit over $3.5 million at progressive rates and close loopholes in the estate tax.
  • Savings from health tax expenditures.
    Revenue raised: $310 billion per year. Several tax breaks that subsidize health care (health-related “tax expenditures”) would become obsolete and disappear under a single-payer health care system, saving $310 billion per year.Most importantly, health care provided by employers is compensation that is not subject to payroll taxes or income taxes under current law. This is a significant tax break that would effectively disappear under this plan because all Americans would receive health care through the new single-payer program instead of employer-based health care.
Why would anyone stay here and pay that nonesense?
 

DvlDog4WVU

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I didn’t and won’t vote for Bernie Sanders, although this plan does make me feel good....I’m more practical than thinking it could work in Congress.

For someone who seems to hate the generic accusations thrown around “by the left” you’re just as fvcking guilty of it.

BTW, you have no idea what my family’s worth, what my family makes per year, and what assets we hold. Yet......
I like to have fun busting balls as much as the next guy. You haven’t learned yet when I’m serious and just busting balls? Hint, if it rankles you, I’m probably joking. Anything Bernie related is going to be a joke by me, because let’s face it, he is the joke.
 

Boomboom521

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I like to have fun busting balls as much as the next guy. You haven’t learned yet when I’m serious and just busting balls? Hint, if it rankles you, I’m probably joking. Anything Bernie related is going to be a joke by me, because let’s face it, he is the joke.
Some posters get pretty personal, and I let it get to me