Coming to terms with my feelings. Long, sorry.

[PHOENIX TRADING]

Quote from Lucrum:

OR he's lying. It wouldn't be the first time now would it.

Actually I think he just gave us proof he doesn't know the diffidence between a deduction and an exemption.

He doesn't own a house , not married has no business or self employment income.

His trading losses probably don't exceed the standard deduction so he files EZ.

 

[pspr]

Quote from Lucrum:

OR he's lying. It wouldn't be the first time now would it.

I think he could also be that stupid. We've been reading his posts for years and I don't see much intelligence behind them.

 

[PHOENIX TRADING]

Quote from pspr:

I think he could also be that stupid. We've been reading his posts for years and I don't see much intelligence behind them.

AA at it's finest

 

[377OHMS]

Quote from Hoofhearted:

PT,

I have no wish to have any conflict with you.

If you pass insults because it is just in good fun, I am ok with it. But you need to let me know that you mean no harm.

If you have a problem with my perception of the kind of person you are, then maybe you can do something to change it, like not follow me and others around waiting for the opportunity to call us idiots, morons, or worse.

You're doing something that reminds me of cgroupman. You fire on conservatives and then in the next breath you claim you have no beef with us and "mean no harm".

I would bet dollars to donuts that you are cgroupman. Tell me you have 100 million dollars and lets get this over with. Its just about unity probability that you have a Henderson NV IP address.

 

[RedDuke]

Quote from Tsing Tao:

This is easy. I voted for Obama the first time around. He promised all sorts of reforms to get away from the Bush policies.

Obama is worse than Bush because he promised to fix all the Bush spending/debt/wars, etc. Bush never promised to be anything other than Bush. So while Bush was a miserable President, Obama is the same miserable President that lied about being otherwise.

Let's take a look at few main ones:

1) Iraq war is over
2) Health reform is passed
3) Wall street reform is passed
4) Bin Laden is dead

Health reform might not be popular with many now, and the numbers of things are missing there, but something had to be done. And it was done against fierce GOP opposition, whose main goal was to kill whatever Obama was proposing. Time will tell if people like it, and 20-30 years from now, it might be as universally accepted as social security and medicare.

Wall street reform does not have all the claws that Volcker suggested, but it is still a step in the right direction. Once again not much GOP support. Also, check out, if you have not done yet, what lobbying trying to do to it, kinda disturbing.

Let's compare the final records in 4 years.

 

[nutmeg]

Quote from RedDuke:

Let's take a look at few main ones:

1) Iraq war is over
2) Health reform is passed
3) Wall street reform is passed
4) Bin Laden is dead

Let's compare the final records in 4 years.

Let's recap since Obama was re - elected.

The dow is in the crapper.

Health reform is on the way and so are company layoffs.

More fun in the ME.

Benghazi wild card.

I can't wait till Obama is sworn in next year. Next years inaguaration will be another episode of BET.

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:

You dumb putz, I suspect you mean you don't claim any exemptions on your w-4.



or

you probably file EZ form with earned income credit anyway which has no deductions options to take .

Whatever delusion helps you feel better. You ran away again about that affirmative action test I took. Care to answer that here?

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from nutmeg:

Next years inaguaration will be another episode of BET.

And you just hate that, dontcha?

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:

AA at it's finest

Yeah, so tell me how I am AA, why don't you?

 

[pspr]

Quote from RedDuke:

1) Iraq war is over

And the end that was setup by Bush was screwed up by Obama by not working on the Status of Forces Agreement until too late. Now we see Iraq calling for oil prices to be used against the U.S.

2) Health reform is passed

This is showing itself to be the biggest drain on the economy and business ever created by Washington. It is just an awfully crafted piece of legislation.

3) Wall street reform is passed

Dodd-Frank addressed things that weren't problems and created an unworkable conglomeration of rules. The Wall Street Journal said, "A major drawback of Dodd-Frank is that it has swelled the cost of over-regulation on all institutions and thus consumers. The legislation has led to over 400 new rules—an avalanche of regulations that has increased economic uncertainty and the cost of doing business while accomplishing little to increase safety in the financial system."

4) Bin Laden is dead

Thank you George Bush for setting up the intelligence apparatus that eventually discovered the location of Osama bin Laden so the Navy Seals could take him out.

In short, 'Bronco' Bama is a fool. If America survives the next four years it will be a great lesson about an electorate voting for personal gain over what's best for the country.