Presidential Debate #2 Live discussion (speech, unemployed, security, Obama)
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A Senator is elected to SPEND money, their job is to know what they are spending.. If they dont know what they are spending, they are not doing their job.. (and thats ALL of them).. Yes, I know, its impossible to go line by line.. but Obama is now claiming that he'll do it as president..
While I agree they should know or there should at least be more oversight, to say that they should know now ignores how the system is set up and how it works.
I'm with you...I love mine too but it goes to the heart of this whole issue. It's a discriminatory government policy that everyone is encouraged to own a home by the desire for this deduction...hey I'll get a tax deduction, I can afford it and while I'm at it, I'll take out an equity loan to buy a boat and go buy a new car.
I'm with you...I love mine too but it goes to the heart of this whole issue. It's a discriminatory government policy that everyone is encouraged to own a home by the desire for this deduction...hey I'll get a tax deduction, I can afford it and while I'm at it, I'll take out an equity loan to buy a boat and go buy a new car.
That's like saying people have kids to get the deduction. Now really, do you think the cost of home ownership is even in some very small way offset by that deduction?
Remember - we used to get to claim credit card interest as a deduction, too, and that sucked when they took that one off.
"Social security - it's not hard to fix it, my friends." Then why haven't you done it in the decades that you've been then.
Oh yes, that's what we need, -- another commission that will do fine work and Congress won't listen to.
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