Political Raaaaaacisssstsss!

Tom Daschle
Tim Geithner
Bill Richardson
Nancy Killefer
Hilda Solis
Ron Kirk

Isn’t that 6? Or were 2 folks excused? Or do people only like talking about 4? Is 4 a prettier number?

All they do is find people who want to be part of a circus that may get into center stage by supporting failed programs/policies that prop the stage up.

Regardless of the state, democrats FEEL that rules simply do not apply to themselves.* Given the IRS paper trail of income & taxes, that leaves the easiest available proof to SEE democrat corruption through their habitual failure to conform to the law.

*Democrats lack respect for rule of law from their basic disregard for the Constitution. The irony must never be overlooked, that the Democrats only hold on “the little man” is through slavery; and democrats’ success depends upon a monopoly on the mind to deny the individual’s existence outside of subservient conformity within their herd mentality. In the Klansmen know best democrat Socialist party, laws never apply to their leaders, and the leaders have every right to apply any whim of a law they want on everyone else.

Kjeil on March 2, 2009

That’s a rhetorical question, right?

And another example of a story of unethical behavior by a politician that will lead to absolute silence from the Houston area’s local self-appointed ethics watchdog because the perp, Ron Kirk, is a Democrat (and one that he supported for……

Kirk routinely gave any speaking fees he earned to Austin College, the committee said, and did not list them on his tax returns.

Excuse me.

Fraud I would call this. He was hired not the college. He received the money as income. He was required to report it as such. If he then wanted to donate to the college fine. But it is not the same thing thus the $5,800 he defrauded the government out of in taxes. How I wish I could donate to charity with pre-tax income. Then I wouldn’t have to pay payroll tax on it. What a scam.

I see a lot of talk about it’s only democrats, or people that Obama appoints, that are Tax Cheats. I’m quite sure there are plenty of republicans that are also tax cheats…… Make that tax evaders as that is how republicans are described. Let’s also list, and take republicans to task for tax cheating to be completely fair.

Hick on March 3, 2009 at 12:06 AM

Since you are so sure, then you must have names, no? Oh, wait…you aren’t sure are you…you are just making a blind assertion with no evidence whatsoever, but you are ‘quite sure there are plenty of republicans’. You are the perfect stereotype of your ideology…thank you sir!

We couldn’t have THAT now could we???

Hum, not so much on taxes.
The BIGGER problem these folks have is numbers in general.
How many states are there? 57? 60?
Loosing 500 million jobs every month!
A bankruptcy every 30 sec due to health care!

Al Gore getting 23 CM confused with 23FT in “possible” sea level rise.

Naw, he’s just looking for folks that are good at “cooking the books”

Obama’s Plan to Reduce Charitable Deductions for the Wealthy Draws Criticism

February 26, 2009

New updates:
· Several billion dollars could be lost in charitable gifts because of the tax proposal, say philanthropy scholars.
· The White House says that the plan won’t hurt charities, in part because it doesn’t take effect until 2011, when Obama officials expect the economic recovery to have begun.