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Obama to Highlight Benefits of Education-Expenses Tax Credit for College
by Hans Nichols - Oct 13, 2010 6:00 AM ET
"...Administration officials said the tax credit, which replaced the Hope Scholarship credit, is part of a White House effort to boost the U.S. education system and increase the number of students graduating from college. Obama has said raising the graduation rate is crucial to future U.S. economic growth...."
Ask the corporations that , the ones sending American jobs overseas AND hoarding their capital (all the while crying for bailouts and demanding permanent extensions to Bush tax cuts).
Ask the corporations that , the ones sending American jobs overseas AND hoarding their capital (all the while crying for bailouts and demanding permanent extensions to Bush tax cuts).
Hmm what has the present adminstration and the Dem led legislative body done to encourage investment here?
Wait a second.. Aspiesmom, arent you the very individual who just told me that cutting taxes = bad.. Now you are posting new threads celebrating such proposals?
Btw, we dont have a lack of individuals graduating college.. More pandering..
Wait a second.. Aspiesmom, arent you the very individual who just told me that cutting taxes = bad.. Now you are posting new threads celebrating such proposals?
Btw, we dont have a lack of individuals graduating college.. More pandering..
Extending Bush tax cuts (for the wealthiest, who also reaped during bailouts)= evil
Tea Party against education expenses tax deduction, interesting
Extending Bush tax cuts (for the wealthiest, who also reaped during bailouts)= evil
So says you, one who doesnt understand that the USA = United States, not Citizens..
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Tea Party against education expenses tax deduction, interesting
I'm not a tea partier, nor against "educational" expenses, I simply pointed out the hypocracy.. If anything, I'd prefer NO tax deductions with a lower tax rate.. but thats a different subject..
So says you, one who doesnt understand that the USA = United States, not Citizens..
I'm not a tea partier, nor against "educational" expenses, I simply pointed out the hypocracy.. If anything, I'd prefer NO tax deductions with a lower tax rate.. but thats a different subject..
Constitution of the United States of America is a document for the CITIZENS, this is basic Civics (not an assumption).
Constitution is NOT about a chunk of land, that would be a property deed (an entirely different legal instrument).
If you prefer NO tax deductions then you ARE indeed against educational expenses' tax deductions.
Constitution of the United States of America is a document for the CITIZENS, this is basic Civics (not an assumption).
Wrong... its a document which says what the GOVERNMENT can not do.. It has NOTHING to do with citizens. This is basic 101.. Even Obama disagrees with you.
But, the Supreme Court never ventured into the issues of redistribution of wealth, and of more basic issues such as political and economic justice in society. To that extent, as radical as I think people try to characterize the Warren Court, it wasn't that radical. It didn't break free from the essential constraints that were placed by the Founding Fathers in the Constitution, at least as it's been interpreted, and the Warren Court interpreted in the same way, that generally the Constitution is a charter of negative liberties. Says what the states can't do to you. Says what the federal government can't do to you, but doesn't say what the federal government or state government must do on your behalf.
Again, find me ONE section of the Constitution which says the government is responsible for YOU or ANY citizen!!
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Originally Posted by aspiesmom
Constitution is NOT about a chunk of land, that would be a property deed (an entirely different legal instrument).
Your going into ridiculous land again.. The Constitution is about GOVERNMENT.. NOT PEOPLE.. No one suggested its about LAND..
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Originally Posted by aspiesmom
If you prefer NO tax deductions then you ARE indeed against educational expenses' tax deductions.
Dont support it thats for sure.. whats your point?
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