The estate tax (also called the "death tax" and "Paris Hilton tax") that the republicans did away with? It affected less than one-tenth of one percent of all Americans, and only taxed inheritance AFTER the amount of $8 million. How many people would that really have pissed off? Less than one-thenth of one percent.
So make no mistake about whose interests these braying dickfaces have in mind. Remember the phrase "public campaign financing." It may be a panacea.
Today's Phillip non sequitur: when you get a phone call and an automated voice tells you, "please hold for a very important message," the message is never important, nor should you hold. I need to pursue a career writing sooths for cookies. Then I'd get all the chicks.
Currently Listening to:
The Kooks
Inside In/Inside Out (2006)
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I particularly like the right-wingers' use of "average income," as if such a number means anything. I think bartcop.com said it best years ago (I'm paraphrasing):
If Bill Gates walks into a soup kitchen with hundreds of homeless people, the "average income" would be a billion dollars. But that doesn't change the fact that Bill's rich and everyone else has nothing.
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