If you're not top 1%, and if Obama's tax plans will net you a bigger return...?

went to the ER 3 times with crazy pain in October/November. docs pulled my gallbladder out. problems continued. docs found a remaining gallstone, pulled that out. problems have continued since.
 
Here you go (from one my favorite books):

How can it be possible that the English ancestry group does not have the highest concentration of millionaire households? After all, they were among the first Europeans to arrive in the New World. They were on the ground floor to take economic advantage in this land of opportunity. In 1790 Colonial America, more than two-thirds of households were headed by a self-employed person. In America, the achievements of the current generation are more a factor in explaining wealth accumulation than what has taken place in the past. Again, most American millionaires today (about 80 percent) are first-generation rich. Typically, the fortunes built by these people will be completely dissipated by the second or third generation. The American economy is a fluid one. There are many people today who are on their way to becoming wealthy. And there are many others who are spending their way out of the affluent category

http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/s/stanley-millionaire.html
 
Medicare is having massive problems staying afloat and shut down in June of this year. Expanding government healthcare is going to break this country and you'll wind up with shitty, compassionless healthcare for the rest of your life.
 
That's an absolutely false analogy though because of the score ceiling, and comparatively huge difference between taking 10% off an A grade (a drop in letter grade) and 10% lopped off a huge sum of money.
 
cutting taxes for the majority of Americans instead of the wealthiest of Americans increases the amount and velocity of money in the market more than does cutting taxes for a few, wealthy Americans.
 
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