Taxed 2 Debt!

Dems Need to Step Out from Behind the Curtain

“Businesses are sitting on more than a trillion dollars of cash waiting to be invested,” wrote the 10 Republicans on the Senate Finance panel in a letter to the chairman released Thursday. “Until businesses and consumers can be confident that their taxes won’t rise next year, they will continue to refrain from investing, job growth will be stagnant, and as a result consumer spending will remain subdued,”

That quote above is from a group of Republicans in Washington who want the Dems to stop hiding their intentions and let the people know what’s at stake tax-wise, at least for 2011.  Will the Bush tax-cuts be dropped, causing a taxation increase for businesses and the middle class?  No one knows yet, but most believe that they will, considering the giant money-pit the feds have fallen in the last two years.

Which will be an increase of taxes, something President Obama promised us would not happen.

Other things from this week:

In case you’ve forgotten, liberals are really confused and scary people. To wit: A New York Times Editorial explains how Google must allow the government into their operations for the good of man and Big Brother:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/15/opinion/15thu3.html

And in case you don’t want to add to the NY Times web counter, here’s the best, and by best I mean saddest and liberty draining, quote from the article: “Some early suggestions for how to accomplish this (regulation) include having Google explain with some specified level of detail the editorial policy that guides its tweaks. Another would be to give some government commission the power to look at those tweaks.”

If liberals see something a private company/citizen has they get all excited about the government taking over, not unlike double rainbow guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYV5nM6iQVY

Lastly, on Tuesday’s Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, during a bit about answering email questions from all across the country, Craig was asked if a person should have a surgery performed (an unexplained surgery) even though it would take away from that person’s liberty.  Craig got serious, an awkward serious for such a silly show, and looked in the camera and said: “Apathy is the only thing that can take away your liberty.”

Amen.

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