It's the Spending, Stupid!
Ludicrous, irresponsible spending is why we're in trouble
Says the neighboring country's policies push successful people to flee
Because shrinking government is unthinkable
But not so keen on entitlement cuts
A 75 percent tax rate on high-income earners has prompted an exodus of wealthy Frenchmen
Well, he has to put the screws to somebody
Which should make the state even less attractive while encouraging tax competition
Which officials will spend, of course
People were using the numbers to press for lower taxes, eased regulations
Says French government is punishing "success, creation and talent"
Are those real cuts or government "cuts"?
Threatens to shop for a new nationality after seeking refuge in Belgium
The film industry, for one, finds it a money-maker
Will apply to anybody earning more than the Euro equivalent of $55,000 a year
It's part of Obamacare. Which they voted for.
If the mortgage interest deduction were to be phased out, who would lose out on the subsidy?
Say tax hikes would have a "significant, negative impact on the economy"
More than 150 companies announce special dividends before expected tax increases in 2013
Don't call it sausage-making. At least sausages taste good.
Boehner's against "backroom deals," and Obama's for "an unprecedented level of openness."
As politicians argue about what rich people pay, future of this particular extension unclear
Accused of not filing returns in New York for three years
Private industry creates wealth whereas government efforts only consume it.
Had been using deductions to avoid paying any taxes for past three years
So find someplace else to hide your money from Uncle Sam
If you keep people guessing, they're unlikely to take risks
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