Who do you think she’s talking about here?
Here is Hillary last Friday about the last debate:
Hillary – Well we both asked some pretty tough question and um, thats part of what happens in a debate and in a campaign and I know he spent all day yesterday complaining about the hard questions he was asked but…you know, being asked tough questions in a debate is nothing like the pressures you face inside the White House and in fact when, you know, the going gets tough you just can’t walk away, uh, because we’re going to have some very tough decisions that we are going to have to make and I think we need a President who, you know, can take whatever comes your way. You have to stand strong you have to fight for the American people because it will not be easy to stand up against the special interests.
And now this ad today…..hmmmmm. Who could she be talking about?
As for the ad itself the economy charge is nothing but hyperbole. While the subprime disaster has hurt some people the fact of the matter is this economy is NOT in a crisis. Everything is NOT falling apart. It’s getting a bit tough but the “sky is falling” argument holds no water. Even if it was, her vision for fixing this “broken” economy would do nothing but ensure that every citizen becomes more dependent on the government. She wants to impose higher taxes and raise more protectionist barriers to foreign competition…hell, the fact that she wants the Bush tax cuts to expire soon tells us all we need to know when we look at what will happen
- Child Credit: This credit will shrink from $700 to $500 per child on January 1, 2011.
- The Income Tax: Rates will increase between 3 and 4.5 percentage points in each bracket on January 1, 2011.
- The 10 Percent Bracket: The bracket will be eliminated on January 1, 2011, raising the income tax burden of many workers by 5 percentage points. For low-income Americans, this is perhaps the most important of all the tax relief points that will expire!
- The 15 Percent Bracket for Joint Filers: On January 1, 2011, the upper limit of this bracket will shrink from 200 to 167 percent of the upper limit of the 15 percent bracket for single filers, creating a marriage penalty.
- Standard Deduction for Joint Filers: On January 1, 2011, this will shrink from 200 to 167 percent of the standard deduction for single filers, creating a marriage penalty.
- The Estate Tax: The top rate for this tax will increase to 60 percent on January 1, 2011, and the value of an estate exempt from taxation will shrink to $1 million, which is less than it is today.
Yup, if you want change, her plans sure will change things.
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