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Spending time in Washington trying to create loopholes for millionaires instead of working for the American people and creating jobs is what Tea Parters and conservatives want their candidate to do.
Spending time in Washington trying to create loopholes for millionaires instead of working for the American people and creating jobs is what Tea Parters and conservatives want their candidate to do.
Just another hypocritical sack of manure that has no intentions of doing what is ethical or anything of integrity while in office. Sad thing is some people will vote for this turd again enabling him to enrich himself and his cronies.
There is no defense for this type of behavior and the right wing base is aware of this activity, but I'm realizing that they don't just ignore it, they condone it. Can't expect much more from a jerk that is working to privatize Social Security, Medicare and openly admits his admiration for Ayn Rand.
Somebody refesh my memory...Tea Party stands for what again???
Spending time in Washington trying to create loopholes for millionaires instead of working for the American people and creating jobs is what Tea Parters and conservatives want their candidate to do.
I'm sorry, but the way back machine is broken on my computer. I'll make a point to care about what he did ten years ago just as soon as I get that fixed.
"Paul Ryan believes the tax code is fundamentally broken -- imposing burdens on small businesses and working families and creating barriers to job creation," Seifert said. "He has proposed specific solutions that eliminate or scale back all special interest tax breaks while advancing pro-growth reforms to help get America back to work.”
Is Rep. Ryan presently proposing closing or creating loopholes?
Doesn't Obama call loopholes "incentives" and deficit spending "investments"?
Spending time in Washington trying to create loopholes for millionaires instead of working for the American people and creating jobs is what Tea Parters and conservatives want their candidate to do.
Umm, reducing tariffs (which are stupid anyway) and licensing fees (which are also stupid) are good things.
They raise the cost of doing business and increase prices for consumers.
I don't think it is good to float trumped-up charges against one of the few politicians with the balls to put his budget plan in writing, something that no Democrat seems to have been able to do for years. It is a pretty sad state when your party's highest testosterone levels are owned by Hillary Clinton.
No, your OP was the fabulous argument for...... 2005!!!!!! What year is it again?
Selective reading syndrome?
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Ryan has also backed numerous tax loopholes for the beer industry. The National Wholesalers Association, his second biggest contributor, gave him more than $72,000 between 1998 and 2010, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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Ryan has also opposed efforts to close offshore tax loopholes. He voted against an amendment in 2006 that would have barred funding for contracts with U.S. companies incorporated offshore to avoid paying U.S. taxes. In 2004, he opposed an amendment that would have prohibited the Export-Import Bank from approving direct loans to U.S. companies incorporated offshore to avoid U.S. taxes.
If it didn't happen yesterday, it didn't happen and does not reveal this jerk's stances?
His reputation precedes him and it is very clear who and what Ryan represents.
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