I don't think the consumption tax is the answer. You'd have a great deal of people paying a much higher percentage of their income (the lower and middle classes) than the wealthy. I also take issue with single issue voters. Correct me if I'm mistaken, but you're a relatively young man. Why would the death tax and capital gains tax be your deciding factor?AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote: My preferred method would be a consumption tax, but that's neither here nor there.
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Could be an interesting debate. How aggressive will McCain be?
McCain calls Obama a liar, faults his Chicago ties
McCain calls Obama a liar, faults his Chicago ties
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I have lost any respect I ever had for John McCain. He speaks endlessly of the importance of honor while engaging in some of the most undignified campaigning I can recall. I refuse to believe that he thinks Sarah Palin would be a capable president. Hence, his nomination of her for VP represents the height of cynicism and zero sum politics.Radbird wrote:Could be an interesting debate. How aggressive will McCain be?
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At what point does honor run out?
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Palin for President 2012
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Will Alaska have seceded by then?docellis wrote:Palin for President 2012
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Maybe doc meant she'll be president of the Republic of Alaska. I'm sure they won't want to remain in the union after Obama wins.sighyoung wrote:Will Alaska have seceded by then?docellis wrote:Palin for President 2012
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His honor as a veteran will always be there, his honor as a campaigning politician doesn't exist anymore.G. Keenan wrote:I have lost any respect I ever had for John McCain. He speaks endlessly of the importance of honor while engaging in some of the most undignified campaigning I can recall. I refuse to believe that he thinks Sarah Palin would be a capable president. Hence, his nomination of her for VP represents the height of cynicism and zero sum politics.Radbird wrote:Could be an interesting debate. How aggressive will McCain be?
McCain calls Obama a liar, faults his Chicago ties
At what point does honor run out?
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At the risk of blowing the forum up I want to ask a question about his honor in Vietnam.UK wrote:His honor as a veteran will always be there, his honor as a campaigning politician doesn't exist anymore.G. Keenan wrote:I have lost any respect I ever had for John McCain. He speaks endlessly of the importance of honor while engaging in some of the most undignified campaigning I can recall. I refuse to believe that he thinks Sarah Palin would be a capable president. Hence, his nomination of her for VP represents the height of cynicism and zero sum politics.Radbird wrote:Could be an interesting debate. How aggressive will McCain be?
McCain calls Obama a liar, faults his Chicago ties
At what point does honor run out?
What is honor? Can one achieve it in the process of committing an immoral act? Certainly one can be brave, valiant, loyal. The Vietnam war was profoundly immoral. I don't mean to diminish the bravery and sacrifice of the men and women who fought and died there. They are all braver people than I. Perhaps they can have honor as individuals, but as a country, there is no honor in what America did in Vietnam. It is and should be a national shame.


