Comments on: Republicans on ‘super committee’ want tax reform

By: Pondering_It_All

Pondering_It_All — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 00:06:52 +0000

It’s not like they have much time for considering anything very complex! This is the deficit reduction committee. In their very limited time frame before Option B kicks in, they can propose some program spending cuts, propose elimination of some tax loopholes and subsidies, and propose some higher tax rates. Those are pretty much their only options. They just don’t have time to work out anything more elaborate.

Once they come up with a combination (or possible combinations) of those, Congress has to pass something that meets the deficit reduction goal by the deadline. That takes some time, too.

By: Jon

Jon — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 07:18:08 +0000

Love the picture of the trash cans in your link, Carl.

Oh, wait, that’s waste that is dealt with; Oh… by the government. Oh dear.

By: Carl Nemo **==

Carl Nemo **== — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 01:30:58 +0000

I wonder if any of these people now sitting on this unconstitutional ‘super committee’ of Congress, now having degenerated into an old “sovietski” styled politburo have read the “Government Fraud and Waste Report”…probably not!

We’re dealing with apparatchiks here, smug in their incumbency with little serious focus on solving this nations financial crisis.

http://hoguenews.com/?p=4834

This nation is in harms way with this ‘group of 12′ determining the financial fate of our nation.

We’re in the sweephand mode to the midnight of our destruction. Financial icebergs are ahead and no one from the Captain; I.E., Obama to the madmen and women in the engine room who are simply responding to his inept orders of making flank speed to national oblivion.

Carl Nemo **==

By: Almandine

Almandine — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 14:34:37 +0000

Fair Tax.

By: b mcclellan

b mcclellan — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 23:32:14 +0000

While they run willy nilly attacking the problem in a comprehensive manner they continue to ignore the following word in the dictionary which is compress.

By definition a comprehensive approach is all well and good until the comprehending fails to compress the problem into a workable solution.

Comprende ?