Papa Boehner
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Why do companies like GE love big gov't?
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Why does big business love big government?
- Thread starter Papa Boehner
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Because the republicans in big government want the middle class and the poor to pay taxes but NOT the corporations. Scott Perry Florida has already said he wants businesses to pay no taxes. Walker in Wisconsin is in the pocket of the Koch brothers and Bush during his reign alluded to the practice of corporations paying no taxes.
About three years ago, I attended a political function where Martin O'Malley spoke. His message was loud and clear...we are seeing the transfer of wealth out of the middle class. That point was proven when the republican controlled congress and White House voted to absolve Halliburton of their responsibility to account for use of federal funds and to repay overpayments.
The Tea Party is just an extension of the republicans who represent the corporations. Their method is to rely on the gullibility of people. Obama tried to reign in wall street but the republicans balked at that...Obama tried to tax accounts in Swiss banks...the republicans refused.
The US Supreme court allows corporation to make campaign contributions without disclosure. The real problem with health care in this country is the pharmaceutical and insurance companies. They want to repeal the Healthcare Act of 2010 because it deems 80 percent of premiums must be spent on health care or the company pay a refund.
The republican who apologized for the US demanding the oil company responsible for the spill in the Gulf just proves these people care nothing about this country. The Bush era heralding in the most aggressive decade of corporate welfare with most companies deemed small businesses like Anheiser-Bush paying no taxes. In the 1950's, corporations paid 30 percent taxes...today it is 6 percent.
Undoing years of republican damage in this country will take decades.
About three years ago, I attended a political function where Martin O'Malley spoke. His message was loud and clear...we are seeing the transfer of wealth out of the middle class. That point was proven when the republican controlled congress and White House voted to absolve Halliburton of their responsibility to account for use of federal funds and to repay overpayments.
The Tea Party is just an extension of the republicans who represent the corporations. Their method is to rely on the gullibility of people. Obama tried to reign in wall street but the republicans balked at that...Obama tried to tax accounts in Swiss banks...the republicans refused.
The US Supreme court allows corporation to make campaign contributions without disclosure. The real problem with health care in this country is the pharmaceutical and insurance companies. They want to repeal the Healthcare Act of 2010 because it deems 80 percent of premiums must be spent on health care or the company pay a refund.
The republican who apologized for the US demanding the oil company responsible for the spill in the Gulf just proves these people care nothing about this country. The Bush era heralding in the most aggressive decade of corporate welfare with most companies deemed small businesses like Anheiser-Bush paying no taxes. In the 1950's, corporations paid 30 percent taxes...today it is 6 percent.
Undoing years of republican damage in this country will take decades.
David_the_Great
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They both embrace serfdoms.
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