dean.engelhardt
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I will be making a personal appearance at the local office for this bill and for hr4995
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I will be making a personal appearance at the local office for this bill and for hr4995
I guess I am not in the right mind.
If the ppl who make =<$35G/yr do not pay any income tax then someone else will simply pay it. As in, the people on the wrong side of the $35G.
If Obama's healthcare reform is unfair because it forces us, people who have our fecal matter together, to pay for bums and degenerates, how is this bill any different?
I am not being rhetorical, either. I would like to be explained how is this a good bill, because so far, I do not see anything good in it.
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Get the letters in now folks!
I'm on it right now
So people making less than 35,000 a year are bums and degenerates. which means beginning teachers, as well as many other occupations are all bums and degenerates. Awesome. I bet that makes at least 1/3 to 1/2 of the members on this forum bums and degenerates.
It's sad that a far-left liberal "gets it" much more than a so-called liberty candidate like Rand Paul. I just wonder if Rand will come out and suport this?....Im not holding my breath.
sadly, far-left progressives are far better on foreign policy than so-called "constitutional conservatives."
I just got a call back from my congressman's staff, which I've never had happen before. And he reassured me that he'd pass my message along. He also mentioned that he received another message in the same day about this bill, that it's in committee now, and that it stands a reasonable chance of moving forward since it's introduced by someone of the party in power (I'm skeptical, but we'll see).
Bottom line, seriously write or call your reps. If they notice a wave of support for this, it will help.
18 cosponsors. bump for more letters