http://www.ijreview.com/2015/03/269..._content=conservativedaily&utm_campaign=Media
I can understand why people have grown tired
I can understand why people have grown tired
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) said Saturday that eliminating the federal income tax sounded like a pretty appealing idea.
Everyone can stock his liquor cabinet.
"I haven't proposed that, although it sounds pretty tempting right now. Particularly in this state, I'd love that," Walker said, speaking to a group of Republicans in New Hampshire.
But the likely 2016 presidential contender did not outright endorse the idea, which remains popular among fringe, libertarian voters in the Granite State. (New Hampshire is one of only nine states in the country that does not have a state income tax.) Instead, Walker ably pivoted to a discussion of lowering income tax rates, an alternative more consistent with mainstream views in the Republican Party.
"Certainly I think lower rates, we've talked about that. We've looked at that," Walker said, adding, "should I get in this race, that's something we'll take on in that growth category out there."
"I think putting more money back in the hands of the hardworking taxpayers, which is your money to begin with, that pays these underworked/overpaid leechs is a much better way to grow the economy than through government so-called stimulus, which has a much lower rate of return than it does if you and other job creators have that money out there," he said.
In 2014, Walker drew criticism from Mary Burke, who unsuccessfully challenged him for the governorship, after he expressed interest in eliminating Wisconsin's state income tax.
Walker, who is one of the early front-runners for the GOP presidential nomination, spoke Saturday at an event held at a local high school that was billed as a grassroots training session for his possible 2016 campaign. At the session, the conservative governor touted his humble origins in Wisconsin and criticized President Barack Obama for failing to stand up to radical Islamic terrorists.
Everyone can stock his liquor cabinet.
"I haven't proposed that, although it sounds pretty tempting right now. Particularly in this state, I'd love that," Walker said, speaking to a group of Republicans in New Hampshire.
But the likely 2016 presidential contender did not outright endorse the idea, which remains popular among fringe, libertarian voters in the Granite State. (New Hampshire is one of only nine states in the country that does not have a state income tax.) Instead, Walker ably pivoted to a discussion of lowering income tax rates, an alternative more consistent with mainstream views in the Republican Party.
"Certainly I think lower rates, we've talked about that. We've looked at that," Walker said, adding, "should I get in this race, that's something we'll take on in that growth category out there."
"I think putting more money back in the hands of the hardworking taxpayers, which is your money to begin with, that pays these underworked/overpaid leechs is a much better way to grow the economy than through government so-called stimulus, which has a much lower rate of return than it does if you and other job creators have that money out there," he said.
In 2014, Walker drew criticism from Mary Burke, who unsuccessfully challenged him for the governorship, after he expressed interest in eliminating Wisconsin's state income tax.
Walker, who is one of the early front-runners for the GOP presidential nomination, spoke Saturday at an event held at a local high school that was billed as a grassroots training session for his possible 2016 campaign. At the session, the conservative governor touted his humble origins in Wisconsin and criticized President Barack Obama for failing to stand up to radical Islamic terrorists.
I thought the Mizzou Lt Gov said it best. Terrible Television. There are so many different issues involved here, and it's sad so many are misinformed and try and tie it up into a neat little package, either Anti Cop or Anti Black. Most of the protesters are clueless and are just going with a meme that they hear. It's sad that the most innocent person in all of this, Officer Wilson, lost his job and career. I hope he's doing well.
^^^“It’s sad because they’re people just like we are, only thing is they’re on the other side right now.”^^^
or maybe they don't agree as I can't! If you do fine, I see a power struggle. We all are/were equal once then politics became a business
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or maybe they don't agree as I can't! If you do fine, I see a power struggle. We all are/were equal once then politics became a business
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Seattle’s $15 minimum wage law goes into effect on April 1, 2015. As that date approaches, restaurants across the city are making the financial decision to close shop. The Washington Policy Center writes that “closings have occurred across the city, from Grub in the upscale Queen Anne Hill neighborhood, to Little Uncle in gritty Pioneer Square, to the Boat Street Cafe on Western Avenue near the waterfront.”
Of course, restaurants close for a variety of reasons. But, according to Seattle Magazine, the “impending minimum wage hike to $15 per hour” is playing a “major factor.” That’s not surprising, considering “about 36% of restaurant earnings go to paying labor costs.” Seattle Magazine.
Dollar is paid 2 who........
Of course, restaurants close for a variety of reasons. But, according to Seattle Magazine, the “impending minimum wage hike to $15 per hour” is playing a “major factor.” That’s not surprising, considering “about 36% of restaurant earnings go to paying labor costs.” Seattle Magazine.
Dollar is paid 2 who........
Awesome insight. Any feelings on the conversation in the video?
And don't lie, with all that free time you've got, I'm sure you haven't missed any episode of The View in years.
Let's also get this out of the way before you whine about it. Yes, I know I comment on your bs more than any other poster. It's because I think you're the worst poster here and it isn't even close.
I didn't even watch the video. Anything that involves hannity is not worth a second. Hysterical that you ask for my insight on the video while you provide none yourself. Great stuff
Another day that you're here when I'm here huh? You seem to have plenty of time on your hands.
You think I'm the worst poster here? Lmao.....boy that really stings. A bi-polar, multiple personality republican doesn't like my posts. What will I ever do?
Well you are here almost every day. Odds are you'll be here no matter what day I pop in. Do you have a reason for calling me bi-polar or saying i have multiple personalities? You know, other than parroting guesser. I have been consistent in my feelings on you and your posts. You could say I am an asshole, but bi-polar doesn't make much sense.
And you're here almost everyday as well. Some days you seem normal and some days you seem like a wacked out idiot....so that's where your diagnosis comes in.
Seriously, you don't fimd it strange that you would bash my post for no insight and ask for my thoughts on the video without providing any insight or thoughts of your own on the video? I mean, your first post in this thread, like some others, is attacking me. That is odd behavior.
I planned on sharing my thoughts on the video in a separate post. No need to mix a genuine insight with a response to your drivel. You only think I am a "wacked out idiot" because I think you're a jackass and don't agree with your ideology. I'm not here everyday. I am almost never here on the weekends, in fact.
