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One thing that i found to be funny was that one of bush "come back strategy" is to strengthening the Republican family. That is one of his goals. Not every family, just Republican families. Funny isn't it? Your family can go to hell but republican families will get a leg up from bush, i guess. We are not quite as equal as the republicans these days. Lovely.
Did Bush intend to say "Strengthen Republican Families"
or did he say, "Strengthen the Republican Family?
Big differance!
or did he say, "Strengthen the Republican Family?
Big differance!
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Tuesday, 3 January 2006, 3:10 pm)
Did Bush intend to say "Strengthen Republican Families"
or did he say, "Strengthen the Republican Family?
Big differance!
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or did he say, "Strengthen the Republican Family?
Big differance!
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I think this is what Bush meant.
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Tax breaks for wealthy go into effect
WASHINGTON - They call them the PEP and Pease provisions of tax law and they are on their way out. If you are wealthy, this should make you smile. You could be a little richer.
PEP and Pease refer to two tax increases adopted in 1990 when President George H.W. Bush broke his "read my lips" promise against boosting taxes in order to cut the deficit, angering many in the Republican Party. But on Sunday, thanks to a law quietly passed in 2001 when his son, George W. Bush, was in the White House, the PEP and Pease provisions - essentially limitations on tax exemptions - began a five-year phaseout at a cost of $27 billion.
According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal think tank here, some 53.5 percent of this money will go to households earning more than $1 million. Another 43.2 percent will go to those with incomes between $200,000 and $1 million. The rest will go to those earning between $100,000 and $200,000.
WASHINGTON - They call them the PEP and Pease provisions of tax law and they are on their way out. If you are wealthy, this should make you smile. You could be a little richer.
PEP and Pease refer to two tax increases adopted in 1990 when President George H.W. Bush broke his "read my lips" promise against boosting taxes in order to cut the deficit, angering many in the Republican Party. But on Sunday, thanks to a law quietly passed in 2001 when his son, George W. Bush, was in the White House, the PEP and Pease provisions - essentially limitations on tax exemptions - began a five-year phaseout at a cost of $27 billion.
According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal think tank here, some 53.5 percent of this money will go to households earning more than $1 million. Another 43.2 percent will go to those with incomes between $200,000 and $1 million. The rest will go to those earning between $100,000 and $200,000.
Yeah, the Republicans dont care about anyone but them, everyone outside their arena of power is a Enemy. They will treat you like a enemy once they get to you. Mark my words.
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