| [quote=Milton Bradley;498701]In a sense, I advocated the exact opposite of Dr. Peikoffs position in 2000, when it was time to topple the Clintons from power, so I can relate to the sentiment of his message.
Realistically, I cannot advocate a Democratic President this election, there is just too much at stake. A vote for Democrats this time around could potentially put you in the 80% tax bracket Bill Clinton joked about on his way out of office.
I must say, at this point, I'll be equally comfortable shooting at either group if the clamp down on civil liberties continues. Neither side has a friend in me.
Bill Clinton joked because he would be one of the wealthy people who would have to pay more taxes under his own plan. Hillary would also see to it that those in the upper brackets of income would pay their fair share of taxes instead of being allowed to use deductions to dodge their responsibilities.
Meanwhile Obama is projecting a possible 20% tax raise for all middle class blue collar Americans.
McCain is for hacking more from domestic programs like education but wants to continue spending more on a pointless war in Iraq, using our credit card with China for pushing off payments for a later generation to pay back.
Ron Paul is not a canidate. |