Romney, Brownback in SC

MK,MO — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 20:49:16 GMT

"He went on to tout his tax relief plan for the middle class, in which tax rates on savings interest, capital gains, and mutual fund dividends would be “absolutely zero.”

I guess he plans to finance these tax cut's on the people who can't afford to invest at all, being the good republican he is, the poor need to quit financing the rich

Romney, Brownback in SC

t j new orl la — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 21:05:42 GMT

edwin edwards for president --

Romney, Brownback in SC

Pete Caloger Bushkill, PA 18324 — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 21:08:05 GMT

There is talk that some republican operatives are trying to buttress the Clinton campaign in the hopes that she will be nominated and lose the general election. I am no fan of Clinton, and as a lifelong democrat, have a real problem with the prospect of voting for her. But, hey, let's do the same with Mitt! This phoney empty-suited pretty boy would be the ideal republican nominee. His tax plan for the middle class is more republican garbage - throwing the rabble a bone so the wealthy can continue to rape the nation.

Romney, Brownback in SC

facetious — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 21:12:49 GMT

Middle class tax relief, no tax on interest, capital gains and dividents, Romney you rock! Let's see how much taxes I will save on the $250 in interest I received last years --- mmm -- carry a 1 --- mmmm -- WOOHOO I will save over $50 !!!! You've got my vote. Tell my again about the rabbits -- I mean, tell me again how that helps the middle class and not the rich? It wouldn't help your $250 million in investments would it? Have you done the calculations? No conflict of interests there.

Romney, Brownback in SC

Nate, Denver CO — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 02:04:23 GMT

Who doesn't have a 401K? With this plan you could retire without your 401K getting raped by the feds.

Romney, Brownback in SC

Michael Lawrence Lancaster, PA — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 03:43:09 GMT

When Mitt Romney states a better reason for his boys not to fight in Bush's war than they are going to vote for him, I might vote for Giuliani. Probably Clinton.....

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Amazed, Atlanta GA — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 12:58:12 GMT

It's funny to hear republicans blubbering about taxes. As if, the measly breaks the middle class got are offsetting the rising costs of real estate, gas, well.. just about everything we have to buy. Not to mention the double digit yearly increases in HEALTH INSURANCE that republicans continue to ignore. Yeah, throw me 100 bucks to cover my rising costs and ignore all the fundamental economic problems. NOt to mention, how are you cats gonna pay for more tax cuts? By borrowing more from China? Are you sure they'll buy more T-bills? God, they must think we are stupid.

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Steve A. Jonesboro IN — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 13:33:08 GMT

Oh yeah Mitt-that tax break on saving, capital gain and mut. fund will sure save me a bundle-maybe 40 bux a year!! WOW! As far as abortion goes, the repubs don't want Roe V Wade overturned-if it was they would have nothing to run their mouths about-except of course gays. These clowns are just plain disgusting.

Romney, Brownback in SC

Union Baby, Tennessee — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 13:49:17 GMT

The real problem with the thinking is who really is middle class. My husband and I always thought we were a middle class working family until George, Sr. said we had to make $100,000 per year to do so. Opps - that leaves us out. To me middle working class families make between $50 - 100,000 per year, anything over 100,000 you are rich, I don't care where you live that is a lot of money and there is nothing middle class about it.

Romney, Brownback in SC

bb — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:14:32 GMT

Wake me up when these two clowns are gone.

Romney, Brownback in SC

Amazed, Atlanta GA — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:35:15 GMT

Union Baby.. exactly right. The average HH income is around 45K, and that's HOUSEHOLD.. not individual. So really, I would put those middle class numbers slightly lower. However, if you are making more than 100K, you are in the top 10% of earners. Approximately.

Romney, Brownback in SC

MK,MO — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:10:44 GMT

Nate, Denver CO / "Who doesn't have a 401K?" A hell of a lot of people don't nate, but those people don't matter to the good compasionate republicans, ignore them maybe they will go away

Romney, Brownback in SC

Karen Michaels, Ely MN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 16:19:34 GMT

>> Who doesn't have a 401K? <<

People that live for today, without any regard for tomorrow. These are the same people that sign sub-prime mortgages and are totally surprised when their interests rates skyrocket. Then they want the government to bail them out for their bad decisions.