Tag Archives: payroll tax cut
Obamacare Is A Tax! So What?
The big news and silver lining for Republicans last week from the Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare is that the mandate was declared by SCOTUS to be a tax. This is seen as a silver lining because now Republicans are … Continue reading
GOP Payroll Tax Cut Reversal!
We are entering a slight lull in the primary season. Super Tuesday three weeks away and everything in between is minor. Other than President Obama’s budget release, not a whole lot has been going on. Except when it comes to … Continue reading
Christmas Is Coming
Christmas is coming. That means PZ will be off for a little while. My plan is to start hashing out this idea I have had for a long time. Once I get closer to completing work on it, I will … Continue reading
New Hub On The Payroll Tax Cut Fiasco
I just published a new Hub on HubPages. This time it discussed the payroll tax cut fiasco and how Republican leadership in both the House and the Senate is inept and incompetent. This battle and Republicans inability to show leadership … Continue reading
GOP Losing The Payroll Tax Cut Battle
The GOP is losing the battle over the payroll tax cut. What’s worse is that they don’t even know it. The Democrats setup the Republicans beautifully. Propose a tax cut that benefits the middle class while paying for it with … Continue reading
GOP Redirects On Payroll Tax Cut
Two days after Senator Jon Kyl suggested that Republicans would not support extending the payroll tax cut, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has stepped in and said just the opposite. McConnell said Tuesday that, “In all likelihood, we will agree … Continue reading
GOP Will Lose Big In 2012 If They Fight Payroll Tax Extension
It was suggested by the number 2 man in the Senate for the GOP that Republicans may not support extending the payroll tax cut this year. If this happens, it will cause the GOP to lose big time in 2012. … Continue reading
Election Results: How Did Republicans Lose The White House And The Senate? The Tea Party
Last night ended much quicker than I expected. Fox News was the first to call the reelection of President Obama when they called Ohio going to Obama. This caused much of a stir in their election coverage because Karl Rove … Continue reading →