I'll never understand how stupid someone has to be to want to give more of their earned income to an entity that, with minor exceptions, has doen such a piss-poor job of spending it. This is mainly directed at the millionaires and billionaires who are willingly supporting Obama. Incredible.

I'm convinced the Obama crowd are a bunch of lazy putas who want a hand out from the Gov't...I refuse to support crack heads and any other bullshit program Obama and pigs come up with.

For the Barak Hussein androids this here says it all:
http://www.ibdeditorials.com/CartoonPopUp.aspx?id=254432863424008

Cooked goose ... But then what is the illegal going to do when he can't get ajob, or the the or the ...

Communism doesn't fail, it just runs out of pother people's money to give away. Ask FDR why the 'new deal didn't work, for details.

Me I am headed over to be first in the free pies line.

A two-income family of professionals making $75,000 each, with two kids and a mortgage living in a major metropolitan area is far from "rich". By any other definition, they would be considered middle class (if in the upper end of it). Precisely the position most people can reasonably strive to be in if they work hard. Not only that, they obviously pay more than their fair share of taxes as shown by the table.

These are the people Obama is targeting. Amazing.

Obama says he wants to give 95% of Americans a tax cut. About 1/3 pay no income tax now but file for credit. Under the Obama plan that would rise to about 40% and all the people paying nothing would get a "tax cut". Obama's plan isn't tax reform, it's welfare using the tax code. You can be assured that enough loopholes will be added or retained that Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, Warren Buffet, George Soros etc. will game the code for themselves and their friends.

When the budget crunch comes, Obama will claim that a national emergency makes his tax plan unworkable and that he will have to reluctantly ask the middle class to do their part. none of the below zero "tax cuts" will be rescinded but if you make above minimum wage for a full time job, watch out.

Obama has proposed about a trillion dollars of new spending, carefully divided up so that the total can be avoided. He has a tax plan that his friends in Congress will implement after carefully protecting their campaign contributers, thus making it essentially revenue neutral. Even if the entire Defense Department and Homeland Security Dept. were abolished Obama's plans raise the deficit.

I remain totally unconvinced that John McCain will be any more loyal to the Republican Party and to conservatism than he has ever been. And I live in California, where my Presidential vote is meaningless, but Obama has just about convinced me that I cannot afford the luxury of a protest vote. If "none of the above" had a chance of winning, I'd be at campaign headquarters working right now. But it doesn't, so I'll either vote McCain or leave it blank. Both are bad choices, but they're all I've got.