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If only more rich folks cared about our country

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If only more people would help to create a more favorable business climate by reducing taxes, regulations, excessive demands by unions and stop the petty lawsuits, then maybe more of those jobs would stay here.

If only more people would help to create a more favorable business climate by reducing taxes, regulations, excessive demands by unions and stop the petty lawsuits, then maybe more of those jobs would stay here.

 

No, no, no. You fail to grasp Liberal Mathematics.

 

The LESS money a business has (due to taxes, regulations, law suits, etc.) the MORE they will spend on jobs & benefits. THAT'S Democratic Math.

No, no, no. You fail to grasp Liberal Mathematics.

 

The LESS money a business has (due to taxes, regulations, law suits, etc.) the MORE they will spend on jobs & benefits. THAT'S Democratic Math.

 

An article in today's Ky. Enquirer points out some of that liberal math. Its main point is the cost of excecessily burdensome regulation on small businesses, but talks of the cost to all businesses large and small.

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If only more people would help to create a more favorable business climate by reducing taxes, regulations, excessive demands by unions and stop the petty lawsuits, then maybe more of those jobs would stay here.

 

No, no, no. You fail to grasp Liberal Mathematics.

 

The LESS money a business has (due to taxes, regulations, law suits, etc.) the MORE they will spend on jobs & benefits. THAT'S Democratic Math.

 

Yeah, Warren Buffet's such a flaming liberal. :rolleyes:

Yeah, Warren Buffet's such a flaming liberal. :rolleyes:

 

He's not a conservative, that's for certain. Limousine liberal is what I'd call him. Although I do respect that he's a self-made man.

Yeah, Warren Buffet's such a flaming liberal. :rolleyes:

 

Well, he is definitely liberal and he gives a TON of money to support his causes. I don't know if that would fall under your viewpoint of "flaming".

If only more dead beats would get off their butt, and quit living off the government. :sssh::D:D:p

If only more dead beats would get off their butt, and quit living off the government. :sssh::D:D:p

 

You're asking too much.

Let me know if I have this right?

 

Rich should:

 

1) Pay more taxes

2) Increase the pay and benefits to employees

3) Keep jobs here at a much higher cost

4) Not raise their prices to cover these much higher costs, otherwise the consumers who love this country will buy from competitors at a lower cost because their products ARE made out of the country

 

Am I following the logic correctly?

Let me know if I have this right?

 

Rich should:

 

1) Pay more taxes

2) Increase the pay and benefits to employees

3) Keep jobs here at a much higher cost

4) Not raise their prices to cover these much higher costs, otherwise the consumers who love this country will buy from competitors at a lower cost because their products ARE made out of the country

 

Am I following the logic correctly?

 

Yes. Why, is there a problem? :sssh:

If only more dead beats would get off their butt, and quit living off the government. :sssh::D:D:p

 

*****gasp******

I think if the Bush tax repeal is not extended the rich will be paying about 5% more in taxes next year?

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