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1/4% Tax on all stock trades pushed in NY Times today
- Thread starter seasideheights
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Meanwhile, CNBC commentator Rebecca Jarvis couldn't even pull her head out of her arse long enough to ask some rather BASIC questions . . .
Why not ask him why he fails to make a distinction between Wall Street and INVESTORS on "Main Street" that will be taxed on their IRA trades/investments, and re-allocating their portfolios?
Why not ask him why it is that House Speaker Pelosi is not in favor of this, since we have yet to see if the taxpayers' investment in TARP has paid off?
She is on record as saying that we should wait 5 YEARS first to see if the taxpayer INVESTMENT yields a rate of return.
She should have also asked DeFazio why it is that he was proposing this VERY SAME TAX back in 2001?
I would suggest that his agenda has nothing to do with paying for TARP. He's simply out to get speculators that provide liquidity in the markets.
Why is she so "brain-dead" that she is unable to ask the most BASIC interview questions???
Why not ask him why he fails to make a distinction between Wall Street and INVESTORS on "Main Street" that will be taxed on their IRA trades/investments, and re-allocating their portfolios?
Why not ask him why it is that House Speaker Pelosi is not in favor of this, since we have yet to see if the taxpayers' investment in TARP has paid off?
She is on record as saying that we should wait 5 YEARS first to see if the taxpayer INVESTMENT yields a rate of return.
She should have also asked DeFazio why it is that he was proposing this VERY SAME TAX back in 2001?
I would suggest that his agenda has nothing to do with paying for TARP. He's simply out to get speculators that provide liquidity in the markets.
Why is she so "brain-dead" that she is unable to ask the most BASIC interview questions???
Quote from NazSpaz:
Watched it too, he is absolutely clueless, but scary. I think the best way for us to make a statement is to all donate $1K a piece or so to whoever runs against him in his next election, which hopefully is soon.
Your 1k would be better served pooled to hire someone to follow his ass and get a pic of him sticking it to a hooker/page/intern, because just looking at him and listening to his whining voice, he probably pays for it.
Quote from Landis82:
Meanwhile, CNBC commentator Rebecca Jarvis couldn't even pull her head out of her arse long enough to ask some rather BASIC questions . . .
Why not ask him why he fails to make a distinction between Wall Street and INVESTORS on "Main Street" that will be taxed on their IRA trades/investments, and re-allocating their portfolios?
Why not ask him why it is that House Speaker Pelosi is not in favor of this, since we have yet to see if the taxpayers' investment in TARP has paid off?
She is on record as saying that we should wait 5 YEARS first to see if the taxpayer INVESTMENT yields a rate of return.
She should have also asked DeFazio why it is that he was proposing this VERY SAME TAX back in 2001?
I would suggest that his agenda has nothing to do with paying for TARP. He's simply out to get speculators that provide liquidity in the markets.
Why is she so "brain-dead" that she is unable to ask the most BASIC interview questions???
What's the point? A far left liberal will only dodge and obfuscate. He's so liberal, he makes Nancy Pelosi uneasy. And that's saying something.
But Rebecca sure is purdy though, ain't she? Eat her up, I could.
Contact DeFazio:
Washington, DC Office
2134 Rayburn H.O.B.
Washington DC, 20515
Phone: (202) 225-6416
Eugene Office
405 East 8th Ave. #2030
Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: (541) 465-6732
Coos Bay Office
125 Central, Suite 350
Coos Bay, OR 97420
Phone: (541) 269-2609
Roseburg Office
612 S.E Jackson Street, Room 9
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 440-3523
Reach me by e-mail, or call my Oregon office toll-free at 1-800-944-9603
Washington, DC Office
2134 Rayburn H.O.B.
Washington DC, 20515
Phone: (202) 225-6416
Eugene Office
405 East 8th Ave. #2030
Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: (541) 465-6732
Coos Bay Office
125 Central, Suite 350
Coos Bay, OR 97420
Phone: (541) 269-2609
Roseburg Office
612 S.E Jackson Street, Room 9
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 440-3523
Reach me by e-mail, or call my Oregon office toll-free at 1-800-944-9603
Someone should ask DeFazio point blank, why it is that he continues telling anyone that will listen that WE need to pay for TARP with this transaction tax, when the fact of the matter is that he has been proposing this tax since 2001 with a Representative from Minnesota.
He's lying about his "agenda".
He's lying about his "agenda".
Quote from Landis82:
Meanwhile, CNBC commentator Rebecca Jarvis couldn't even pull her head out of her arse long enough to ask some rather BASIC questions . . .
Why not ask him why he fails to make a distinction between Wall Street and INVESTORS on "Main Street" that will be taxed on their IRA trades/investments, and re-allocating their portfolios?
Why not ask him why it is that House Speaker Pelosi is not in favor of this, since we have yet to see if the taxpayers' investment in TARP has paid off?
She is on record as saying that we should wait 5 YEARS first to see if the taxpayer INVESTMENT yields a rate of return.
She should have also asked DeFazio why it is that he was proposing this VERY SAME TAX back in 2001?
I would suggest that his agenda has nothing to do with paying for TARP. He's simply out to get speculators that provide liquidity in the markets.
Why is she so "brain-dead" that she is unable to ask the most BASIC interview questions???
The only one smart enough to ask those questions is, unfortunately, Raddigan. It would have been nice to see him not let that dick get a word in edgewise, like he does to everyone else.
I don't know how many of you make your full time living trading, but that is what I do and that really set me off. He told me I do nothing for the good of our country, provide no value. I pay a tax on my profits so that ass can piss it away. I buy goods and services with my profits, some of which are for my business and the rest to support my family, and holy crap does that require a lot of spending, but I guess all that spending is bad for the economy that he helped screw.
I called the congressman from my state, Paul Ryan who is on the committee, and blasted, and I'm calling Defuzzyio also and blast him.
I called the congressman from my state, Paul Ryan who is on the committee, and blasted, and I'm calling Defuzzyio also and blast him.