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Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
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This Will Make You Smile
- Thread starter Weatherman2020
- Start date
The Upper 1%.
I know yesterday really sucked for you guys, and living in the past is comforting.
But this is a little obvious, and more than a little pathetic.
Well, we had to throw the Liberal pukes a bone.
It's ok. We see through your bluster.
Stay here in this thread, I'm sure it's very comforting to pretend that it's still a year ago.
Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Weatherman2020
Diamond Member
- Thread starter
- #23
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.
I know yesterday really sucked for you guys, and living in the past is comforting.
But this is a little obvious, and more than a little pathetic.
Well, we had to throw the Liberal pukes a bone.
It's ok. We see through your bluster.
Stay here in this thread, I'm sure it's very comforting to pretend that it's still a year ago.
Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
No. they pay their fair share. In the 50s and 60s they paid 91% in taxes. Today its 43.4%
2016 Election Forecast: Who Will Be President?[/QUOTE]
Hit me with it. Who won?[/QUOTE]
The Upper 1%.[/QUOTE]
What about the 1%?
- The richest 1% of Americans own 35% of the nation’s wealth.The bottom 80% own just 11% of the nation’s wealth.
- In the 1950s and 1960s, when the economy was booming, the wealthiest Americans paid a top income tax rate of 91%. Today, the top rate is 43.4%.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
RDD_1210
Forms his own opinions
- May 13, 2010
- 18,981
- 1,817
- 265
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
No. they pay their fair share. In the 50s and 60s they paid 91% in taxes. Today its
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
What about the 1%?
- The richest 1% of Americans own 35% of the nation’s wealth.The bottom 80% own just 11% of the nation’s wealth.
- In the 1950s and 1960s, when the economy was booming, the wealthiest Americans paid a top income tax rate of 91%. Today, the top rate is 43.4%.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
LOL, no you don't because that never happened.
This is where you get to show everyone you have no idea how tax brackets work in a progressive tax structure.
Clue me in. Do you think a degree in Economics is useless?
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
No. they pay their fair share. In the 50s and 60s they paid 91% in taxes. Today its
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
What about the 1%?
- The richest 1% of Americans own 35% of the nation’s wealth.The bottom 80% own just 11% of the nation’s wealth.
- In the 1950s and 1960s, when the economy was booming, the wealthiest Americans paid a top income tax rate of 91%. Today, the top rate is 43.4%.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
LOL, no you don't because that never happened.
This is where you get to show everyone you have no idea how tax brackets work in a progressive tax structure.
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.
I know yesterday really sucked for you guys, and living in the past is comforting.
But this is a little obvious, and more than a little pathetic.
Well, we had to throw the Liberal pukes a bone.
It's ok. We see through your bluster.
Stay here in this thread, I'm sure it's very comforting to pretend that it's still a year ago.
Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
RDD_1210
Forms his own opinions
- May 13, 2010
- 18,981
- 1,817
- 265
Clue me in. Do you think a degree in Economics is useless?
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
No. they pay their fair share. In the 50s and 60s they paid 91% in taxes. Today its
Hit me with it. Who won?
The Upper 1%.
What about the 1%?
- The richest 1% of Americans own 35% of the nation’s wealth.The bottom 80% own just 11% of the nation’s wealth.
- In the 1950s and 1960s, when the economy was booming, the wealthiest Americans paid a top income tax rate of 91%. Today, the top rate is 43.4%.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
LOL, no you don't because that never happened.
This is where you get to show everyone you have no idea how tax brackets work in a progressive tax structure.
Not at all, but anyone who said the following -
I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made
Does not have a degree in Economics.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
No, you don't remember that, because you made it up.
If you have an Economics degree, I'd call up your school and ask for a refund, since apparently they never taught you what marginal tax rates are, and how they differ from effective tax rates.
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.Well, we had to throw the Liberal pukes a bone.
It's ok. We see through your bluster.
Stay here in this thread, I'm sure it's very comforting to pretend that it's still a year ago.
Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.
It's ok. We see through your bluster.
Stay here in this thread, I'm sure it's very comforting to pretend that it's still a year ago.
Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
You were the one crowing about those 4 special elections.
Virginia isn't a "blue" state.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
No, you don't remember that, because you made it up.
If you have an Economics degree, I'd call up your school and ask for a refund, since apparently they never taught you what marginal tax rates are, and how they differ from effective tax rates.
Sure they did but I posted the top rates for the brackets. They probably paid very little if any.
How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
No, you don't remember that, because you made it up.
If you have an Economics degree, I'd call up your school and ask for a refund, since apparently they never taught you what marginal tax rates are, and how they differ from effective tax rates.
Sure they did but I posted the top rates for the brackets. They probably paid very little if any.
Did you forget what you just posted?
I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
You were the one crowing about those 4 special elections.
Virginia isn't a "blue" state.
I said 'typically'
I don't know what they cheated the IRS for.How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
No, you don't remember that, because you made it up.
If you have an Economics degree, I'd call up your school and ask for a refund, since apparently they never taught you what marginal tax rates are, and how they differ from effective tax rates.
Sure they did but I posted the top rates for the brackets. They probably paid very little if any.
Did you forget what you just posted?
I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
You were the one crowing about those 4 special elections.
Virginia isn't a "blue" state.
I said 'typically'
If it's so "typical", why were you just bragging about how Republicans accomplished the amazing by winning races that they were basically guaranteed to win?
You seem to have a very short memory of your own posts.
I don't know what they cheated the IRS for.How would you like to get paid 56.6% of what you earn? I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
No, you don't remember that, because you made it up.
If you have an Economics degree, I'd call up your school and ask for a refund, since apparently they never taught you what marginal tax rates are, and how they differ from effective tax rates.
Sure they did but I posted the top rates for the brackets. They probably paid very little if any.
Did you forget what you just posted?
I remember when the wealthy only kept 9 cents of every dollar they made.
Here's the thing. One of two things happened when you made the bolded statement above.
Either you had no idea what you were talking about, or you just flat-out lied.
Weatherman2020
Diamond Member
- Thread starter
- #38
Link away!California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
You were the one crowing about those 4 special elections.
Virginia isn't a "blue" state.
I said 'typically'
If it's so "typical", why were you just bragging about how Republicans accomplished the amazing by winning races that they were basically guaranteed to win?
You seem to have a very short memory of your own posts.
Link away!
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
You were the one crowing about those 4 special elections.
Virginia isn't a "blue" state.
I said 'typically'
If it's so "typical", why were you just bragging about how Republicans accomplished the amazing by winning races that they were basically guaranteed to win?
You seem to have a very short memory of your own posts.
You know that little up arrow at the top of a quote?
That'll link you back to this post:
I know yesterday really sucked for you guys, and living in the past is comforting.
But this is a little obvious, and more than a little pathetic.
Well, we had to throw the Liberal pukes a bone.
It's ok. We see through your bluster.
Stay here in this thread, I'm sure it's very comforting to pretend that it's still a year ago.
Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
Kosh
Quick Look Over There!
California 34, wow a Democrat won a district in Los Angeles that last saw a Republican in 1938.Have you forgotten that we recently voted 4 Republicans to congress?
(R) 4
(D) 0
The results of the Governors elections won't create any waves.
You forgot about the special election for California 34, unsurprisingly.
If that's what keeps you warm at night, though - go for it. I suspect the next few years are going to be very hard for you.
Kansas 4th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+10 for the last 25 years.
Montana At-Large, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for the 20 years.
Georgia 6th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+20 for 40 years.
South Carolina 5th, wow a Republican won a district that's been R+15 for 10 years.
Which only shows that Reps typically win in red states while Dems win in red states. What's another startling revelation?
You were the one crowing about those 4 special elections.
Virginia isn't a "blue" state.
Actually it is, but never let reality sink in.. But being a far left drone you would never accept reality!
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