treedancer
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Re: Tax Cuts,....??...
Hi Bondo I would like to address a few of your statements. There have been NO Cuts to the Domestic Budget<br />Thursday, December 22, 2005<br /><br />Senate Republicans, by the narrowest margin yesterday, pushed through a major budget measure that would trim federal spending by nearly $40 billion over five years, but they were stymied by Democrats in their effort to open Alaska's wilderness to oil drilling.(well at least us tree huggers got our way) Your right there are no cuts this year they did it last December right before Christmas. <br /><br /> NO Cuts to Education<br /><br />In his fiscal budget for the federal 2006-2007 year that commences on October 1, 2006, President Bush proposes to end 42 US Department of Education programs and significantly reduce spending for four other Education programs, for total budget cuts of $4.279 billion. Per the US Department of Education website. (Your right again Bondo that one most likely will not fly coming a month before the mid-term elections. but you have to give the president cudos for trying and there is always a chance after the elections.<br /><br /> NO Cuts in the Medi-s<br /> <br />March 9, 2006 Republican enthusiasm for cutting Medicare is waning rapidly. The Senate Budget Committee is holding a mark-up session today on their 2007 budget resolution, which ignores President Bush's proposed cuts in Medicare and other entitlement programs. It is just as hot in the House, where 60 moderate Republican members sent a letter to House Budget Committee Chair Jim Nussle saying they oppose the Bush cuts to Medicare. There is another side, however, with the conservative House Republican Study Committee proposing even more cuts that Bush recommended, according to KaiserNet.org. (Your right again Bondo,hmm wonder if this has anything to do with the up coming elections? Nah surely not . <br />U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 12.00 auto industry including benefits about 26.00<br /><br /> The economy has turned to a full blown Powerhouse,..... <br /><br />The Stockmarkets are Climbing,.... The GNP is UP,..... Everybody who Wants a Job,.. Has 1... <br /><br /> Once again your right Bondo the unemployment is down way down, but what is the pay that the unemployed are getting compared to their previous jobs?<br /> Here a little bit of information from the U.S.Bureau of labor statistics on the disappearing manufacturing industry, average wage $16.78 per hour, plus benefits, not a whole lot but better that Wal-Marts $10.00per hour and get you benefits on the tax payers dime. But they are hiring, and that puts the unemployment rate down considering they are the largest retailer in the world. <br /> Plenty of hiring in the food industry, $8.00 per and no benefits. When the middle class is gone where will the people get the money to keep any business going? <br /> Bondo you state that youre a small businessman, and I believe that you are, I truly hope that you continue, and you are successful. Now here comes the big BUT where will your customers be when most of there jobs move offshore?<br /> The country is loosing good paying jobs <br /> The Deficit is Lower than it's been in Awhile............Not at All near the Highest it's Ever Been.( ILL NOT EVEN COMMENT ON THIS ONE, The Outstanding Public Debt as of 26 Mar 2006 at 05:23:40 PM GMT is:<br /> <br /> 8,363,147,715,604.74
Hi Bondo I would like to address a few of your statements. There have been NO Cuts to the Domestic Budget<br />Thursday, December 22, 2005<br /><br />Senate Republicans, by the narrowest margin yesterday, pushed through a major budget measure that would trim federal spending by nearly $40 billion over five years, but they were stymied by Democrats in their effort to open Alaska's wilderness to oil drilling.(well at least us tree huggers got our way) Your right there are no cuts this year they did it last December right before Christmas. <br /><br /> NO Cuts to Education<br /><br />In his fiscal budget for the federal 2006-2007 year that commences on October 1, 2006, President Bush proposes to end 42 US Department of Education programs and significantly reduce spending for four other Education programs, for total budget cuts of $4.279 billion. Per the US Department of Education website. (Your right again Bondo that one most likely will not fly coming a month before the mid-term elections. but you have to give the president cudos for trying and there is always a chance after the elections.<br /><br /> NO Cuts in the Medi-s<br /> <br />March 9, 2006 Republican enthusiasm for cutting Medicare is waning rapidly. The Senate Budget Committee is holding a mark-up session today on their 2007 budget resolution, which ignores President Bush's proposed cuts in Medicare and other entitlement programs. It is just as hot in the House, where 60 moderate Republican members sent a letter to House Budget Committee Chair Jim Nussle saying they oppose the Bush cuts to Medicare. There is another side, however, with the conservative House Republican Study Committee proposing even more cuts that Bush recommended, according to KaiserNet.org. (Your right again Bondo,hmm wonder if this has anything to do with the up coming elections? Nah surely not . <br />U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 12.00 auto industry including benefits about 26.00<br /><br /> The economy has turned to a full blown Powerhouse,..... <br /><br />The Stockmarkets are Climbing,.... The GNP is UP,..... Everybody who Wants a Job,.. Has 1... <br /><br /> Once again your right Bondo the unemployment is down way down, but what is the pay that the unemployed are getting compared to their previous jobs?<br /> Here a little bit of information from the U.S.Bureau of labor statistics on the disappearing manufacturing industry, average wage $16.78 per hour, plus benefits, not a whole lot but better that Wal-Marts $10.00per hour and get you benefits on the tax payers dime. But they are hiring, and that puts the unemployment rate down considering they are the largest retailer in the world. <br /> Plenty of hiring in the food industry, $8.00 per and no benefits. When the middle class is gone where will the people get the money to keep any business going? <br /> Bondo you state that youre a small businessman, and I believe that you are, I truly hope that you continue, and you are successful. Now here comes the big BUT where will your customers be when most of there jobs move offshore?<br /> The country is loosing good paying jobs <br /> The Deficit is Lower than it's been in Awhile............Not at All near the Highest it's Ever Been.( ILL NOT EVEN COMMENT ON THIS ONE, The Outstanding Public Debt as of 26 Mar 2006 at 05:23:40 PM GMT is:<br /> <br /> 8,363,147,715,604.74
