lol, not to mention the biggest "tax increase" hasn't even taken effect yet. grasping at straws are we?

You have your head in the sand; but that's fine. You are unable to sense the changing atmosphere you are living in.

You'll be one of the last to realize the change. In fact; the change will happen and you will be a spectator. Thank me later.

Gotta run.

that's not even close to $40 flat tax on every American. Such a tax would raise approximately 13.3 billion in one year. Don't you think you're being intellectual disingenuous here?

I have a revision, you said a $40 flat tax on Americans every week that's closer to 700 billion dollars, or the bailouts.

still hilarious hyperbole though.

Yes the biggest tax increases didn't start yet; but they are still tax increases and they start in 2012 (sound familiar; yeah that's soon).

Also; its $40 every 2 weeks; not $40 dollars a week.

2013* is when that tax increase begins

also, $40 every 2 weeks as a flat tax is still $350 billion. So, your arguing semantics still leaves you at hilarious hyperbole.

>The real disagreement over the issue is not WHETHER it gets extended or not; but how long it gets extended for.

Typical dead code is dead dumb. The issue is how to pay for it.

Kinda proving my point about it not being about WHETHER the bill gets extended or not. GOP bailed at the last minute and signed the 2 month extension.

Like I said; this whole issue is basically staged political posturing. Neither side was going to let the bill expire; they just both yell that the other side will so they can raise campaign capital.

Why cant these fuckers stop playing chicken with each other. Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with these people. Why is reasonable compromise and intelligent thinking so scorned by certain factions on the right and why the fuck does no one on the left have any stones.

Both sides are two sides of the same coin. They create stupid arguments to try and pretend that there is actual differences between the two; however in practice there is no difference.

Obama and Bush are more similarities then differences.