klystron on 21 October 2012
| mike_intellivision said: Actually,the point of all of this is that Stein is a prominent conservative voice and he is disagreeing with the stance of the Republican (US conservative) party. Mike from Morgantown |
I was in Morgantown yesterday and sat in football traffic. Glad WVU lost.
Stein was a speechwriter for Nixon who was a huge spender just like George W Bush.
I really love how when people say we can solve the deficit we can do so off the backs of the rich. The numbers don't add up. Ever see anyone who says that actually show you the numbers? Of course not.
BTW, here's a little example for you all... I do a lot of work on the side for extra money. I actually started turning down work in 2010 because if I did any more I would have started phasing out my wife's education credit (which was expanded up into my income range for 2009 and 2010.) Does that sound like a good way to grow the economy? A tax code that encourages people to work less?
