Tag Archives: taxes
2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
Thankfully, the politicians and the quirks of human foibles replenish the inventory of cheap thoughts and opinions for sale at this bargain price. In the last couple of days there have been breathless reports that housing is in a slump again; … Continue reading
Filed under business, Culture, Economics, family, government, history, military history
The California Way?
For decades now the carnard has been that so goes California so goes the nation. It has allegedly been the trend setter for everything from social mores to economic development and political leanings. There has certainly been some truth to … Continue reading
Filed under business, Culture, Economics, Environment, government, immigration
The Tea Bag and Tax Revolts
Ever since Rick Santelli had his rant on the Chicago Board of Trade floor there has been a slowly growing groundswell of movement to put his call to arms in action. You might recall how he voiced great displeasure specifically with … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government, history, law, Politics
Get rich with taxes!
Let me get this straight. The Government is going to spend lots of money and that is going to create wealth for all of us. They plan on spending trillions in the next year or so. That is a lot … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government
Taxes down the ages
Discussion and disputes over taxes are nothing new under the sun. From biblical times to now there has always been friction between governments and the people subject to that particular government over how taxes are to be paid, who has … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government, history
Economic quandries or quackeries
There is much discussion about our economy and the future direction for it and for the green movement. It occurs to me that there are some overlooked bumps in the road that no one is discussing however. Logical thought can … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Economics, government, Politics
Presidential Honeymoon or Nightmare on Elm Street
The pundits are rife with comments these days about rallying around the new President-Elect and pulling for him to be successful. A nice sentiment in the abstract but application might be harder to achieve. Usually there is disagreement on one or two … Continue reading
Welfare or charity?
The topic of welfare has risen to the fore again as well it should with one of the tax proposals from one of our candidates for President. If we as a people believe our taxes should be used to give … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government, Politics
