Some freaky-deaky stuff, that’s what.
The Washington Post has compiled a list of the Top 10 weirdest parts of the fiscal cliff deal:
1. A $9 billion “sop for Wall Street banks and major multinationals”
2. A rum tax for Puerto Rico
3. Cheaper office space for Goldman Sachs
4. Help NASCAR build racetracks
5. Treat coal from Indian lands as an “alternative energy source”
6. Promote electric scooters
7. Repair (private) railroad lines
8. Subsidize Hollywood films
9. Crack down on tax cheats… in prison
10. Provide incentives for public transit commuters
Personally, I’d add this to the list as an honorable mention:
Sec. 307 and Sec. 316 offer tax incentives for miners to buy safety equipment and train their employees on mine safety. Taxpayers shouldn’t have to bribe mining companies to not kill their workers.























































































































PIGSWILLNEVERFLY
Jan. 2, 2013 at 10:26pmTHEY ARE Suppose to CUT SPENDING! Morons. Absolutely NONE of this suff is NEEDED. THEY ARE INSANE and SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED NEAR: any power or money or taxpayers! We new a Law against having a Federal Government.
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RayOne
Jan. 2, 2013 at 2:53pmBefore the flight back to Hawaii, Joe had a Thirty Thousand Page bill agreed upon by the United States Senate as solution to the Fiscal Cliff.
This is an ObamaCare redo.
No reading and certainly no understanding allowed.
What time is high tide?
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noblevegas
Jan. 2, 2013 at 2:51pmSo, reduced taxes for Wall Street (I thought this was meant to increase taxes on the wealthy?), extra cash for Goldman Sachs (Working to crash the economy – Crime, Inc. really does pay), Coal from Native American Lands is now alternative energy (even though coal is contributing to global warming – redistribution of wealth / reparations, anyone?), Hollywood subsidies (failing to tax the rich, yet again) were all compiled together in a bill designed to increase taxes on the rich but not the middle-class or poor? Washington takes yet another step in epitomizing itself as hypocritical.
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