Charities Fight to Keep Tax Deductions
Worry they'll be thrown off the fiscal cliff to keep the wolves at bay
Worry they'll be thrown off the fiscal cliff to keep the wolves at bay
Raising taxes is a terrible idea but will clear the deck of one of the most effective political distractions ever concocted.
You can hold your breath till your skin turns orange
The rest of us, of course, will be the losers
Fiscal Cliff negotiators will means-test everything except government.
That will save shareholders a mint
Won't you help him target an envied minority?
Job cuts and reductions in R&D budgets have already been announced in advance of the 2.3 percent tax
Who actually has the leverage in negotiations over the fiscal cliff-and the extension of Bush-era income tax cuts in particular?
Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma previously suggested uncoupling the tax cuts for those making under $250,000
You think $600 billion is scary? Try $87 trillion
Senators want quick deal while House members want to demand tax code and entitlement changes
Two-thirds are predicting that lawmakers will act like spoiled children, as per usual
Trying to rally support for tax increases on high-income earners
Fiscal worries are making some GOP lawmakers ready to accept tax hikes
Lots of them want their goodies so long as somebody else foots the bill
The donkey party is stubbornly refusing to consider doing anything about entitlements
Obama's proposed taxes on the rich won't even pay for his own planned spending increases
We will soon find out if Chili Palmer was right when he said, "Sometimes you do your best work with a gun to your head."
The feds don't ask why, they ask why not
D.C. has a long history of financial irresponsibility
Respect for civil liberties comes cheap
We'll all share the politicians' pain
Change too much and you could deter investment and hurt those who planned according to the rules
Who'd have guessed that people change their behavior in response to taxes?
Majority in Gallup poll doubt he can make a dent
The place is already a basket case; it won't take much to push it over the edge
Whatever the two parties come up with, you can be sure you won't like it
Obama will never fall on his sword, because he doesn't even have to bring a weapon to this fight.
A lousy business climate played into that dependency
The prospect of the president and Congress "fixing" the problem is depressing