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BamaLivesFootba said...
I found a salary (which I guess he is an engineer which makes more sense) but it doesnt say for what year so depending on what year it is in 1970 it can range from $140,000 to $240,000 a year.
So she was solid middle-class in Chicago at the time.
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BamaLivesFootba said...
I found a salary (which I guess he is an engineer which makes more sense) but it doesnt say for what year so depending on what year it is in 1970 it can range from $140,000 to $240,000 a year.
So she was solid middle-class in Chicago at the time.
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BamaLivesFootba said...
I don't think you understand what it costs to live in a city like Chicago. A household income of $300,000 would not make you upper-middle class. This isn't Alabama where that makes you pretty much a millionaire. She is solid middle-class.
I'll concede she is stretching it a tad, but her language was vague. She certainly didn't flat-out lie. It's not she lived on the Northside and her parents were millionaires or something.
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BamaLivesFootba said...
1) Wait. Who said they are only voting for someone based on a speech? Can we not acknowledge a good speech? Voting for someone "cool"? What is this 2008 again?
2) Pretty much the same as 1.
3) Would you like to expound upon this very broad, subjective statement?
4) Obsessing over a nominal number isn't how you are going to solve anything.
5) You do know this a party convention that is an attempt to differentiate the two candidates right? If neither really is serious about the debt, then how can you differentiate that?
6) This isn't the worst recovery in all of American historty (really just the last 80 years or so), but that comparison is not apples and oranges and is frankly very fippant. The recession has no equal in terms of complexity (housing bubble, financial crisis, debt crisis [both public and private]). There is no economy in the past that is anywhere near this economy---increased globalization, vastly different welfare-state, the more recent average GDP growth rate is a smaller comparable than the modern average etc. Our current systemic problems are not a product of one politician, but a collective, complex crisis years in the making.
7) Anecdotal
8) Ehhh... I agree with your premise, but some of your points are arguable. First off, raising tax rates is not as imporant as offsetting tax cuts (that is the biggest drive of immediate, direct debt via taxes). However, from a fiscal and economic standpoint, tax reform with the purpose of giving long term familiarity would be the best thing to do. I don't think income tax rates are as important to economic growth as corporate and capital gains taxes can be (which would expound upon your point of growing income).
This is just extra,but I'd like to add that I don't think anyone is saying that we will reduce the whole deficit via "only taxing the rich",. but we don't need to reduce the deficit but cutting taxes for the wealthy and raising taxes on the middle class and poor while not seriously addressing spending cuts. Personally, I'd like to see a 6:1 cut to revenue plan that emphasizes bringing down the third rails instead of non-defense discretionay spending ($900B in cuts [about $200-300B from Health, SS, and Defense] with $150B in raise revenue).
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GoingLightBarny said...
well, if you would like a clear explanation of the cause of the financial crisis, go read any of the BOOKS that were written about it.
stop.
really.
you bammers are silly
This post was edited by roll_tide_55 on 9/5/2012 at 1:57 PM
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El Guapo said...
I can't wait to hear about the war on woman tonight. Should be interesting coming from the point of view from an accused rapist who cheats on his wife.
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GoingLightBarny said...
ummmmm...
ok.
i pretty much don't agree with anything anyone is saying. but you have 2 choices.
vote to make the rich, richer, which has never "created" anything...
or,
vote with the hope that politically, someone else can turn the tide. I really would be interested to see the recovery if Obama had a congress.
i mean, hell... you know what we should do? we should, as a country, invade something else... use the republican business sow-teat model...
you all are unbelievably blinded by so much...
sure, obama's not the answer, but at least he's not the goddamn problem. (that would be you, republicans.)
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