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First there is the Obamacare tax, which your earlier post revealed to be the fourth largest in history. This falls mostly on the middle class.
Then there is his plan to clobber small businesses (yes, small, not large) with a tax hike. He announced this the week before he told small businesses that they didn't built their businesses.
And then there is Obama's intent to let the Bush tax cuts expire. This tax package is mostly for the middle class... and the expiration is really going to be a massive tax increase.
So there you have it. Obama's tax plan which includes kicking small businesses in the teeth, and two massive record-sized tax increases targeting the middle class.
Odd: we learn here that "39% of small businesses say that President Obama is the most supportive candidate of small business, whereas only 31% say the same of Governor Romney. And 28% are still not sure which presidential candidate is more supportive of small business."
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ReplyDeleteThat's the point!
ReplyDeleteHahaha. D'oh!
ReplyDeleteNow, we can look at the Obama tax plan.
ReplyDeleteFirst there is the Obamacare tax, which your earlier post revealed to be the fourth largest in history. This falls mostly on the middle class.
Then there is his plan to clobber small businesses (yes, small, not large) with a tax hike. He announced this the week before he told small businesses that they didn't built their businesses.
And then there is Obama's intent to let the Bush tax cuts expire. This tax package is mostly for the middle class... and the expiration is really going to be a massive tax increase.
So there you have it. Obama's tax plan which includes kicking small businesses in the teeth, and two massive record-sized tax increases targeting the middle class.
Odd: we learn
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that "39% of small businesses say that President Obama is the most supportive candidate of small business, whereas only 31% say the same of Governor Romney. And 28% are still not sure which presidential candidate is more supportive of small business."
I wonder if there is a historic record, of how it was prior to "you didn't build that" and the tax hike idea?
DeleteObama is also ahead here
From other indications and previous polls, it actually seems that Obama was behind before.