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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jlallen who wrote (90220)	2/16/2008 2:13:19 PM
From: JBTFD	Respond to of 93284

Sure I would. I can also tell the difference between a fact and a belief. There is a difference you know. (actually I am aware that YOU don't know, but I am speaking rhetorically)

To: jlallen who wrote (90220)	2/18/2008 4:42:55 PM
From: sea_biscuit	Respond to of 93284

McCain vs McCain. This should get the "straight talking" McNuts a lot of the moderate and independent vote! : Feb 2008 : MCCAIN: But more importantly, we’ll argue about whether we should increase your taxes or decrease them. Obviously, I’m for decreases in taxes. Maybe Americans want their taxes increased. We’ll argue about… STEPHANOPOULOS: … for middle-income Americans, only raise them on the wealthy? MCCAIN: Oh, yes, sure, the wealthy, the wealthy. Always be interested in when people talk about who the, quote, “wealthy” are in America. I find it interesting. ... ... “There’s one big difference between me and the others–I won’t take every last dime of the surplus and spend it on tax cuts that mostly benefit the wealthy.” [McCain campaign commercial, January 2000] “I am disappointed that the Senate Finance Committee preferred instead to cut the top tax rate of 39.6% to 36%, thereby granting generous tax relief to the wealthiest individuals of our country at the expense of lower- and middle-income American taxpayers.” [McCain Senate floor statement, May 21, 2001] “But when you look at the percentage of the tax cuts that–as the previous tax cuts–that go to the wealthiest Americans, you will find that the bulk of it, again, goes to wealthiest Americans.” [NBC’s “Today,” Jan. 7, 2003]