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Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2017 11:08 pm
by philip964
http://freebeacon.com/politics/clinton- ... d-killing/

Hillary hopes like Putin that Trump hasn't ordered the killing of journalists.

Hilliary has had a habit of accusing her enemies of doing things she has already done.

Trump was a little slow out of the gate with the hurricane in Puerto Rica. News media is desperate to find something to criticize him on other than the disrespecting the NFL, as that's already a losing issue.

NFL is scrambling as rating are down another 11. % over last year which was also down. A store is being boycotted for selling Steelers gear. It's now just a misunderstanding fans don't understand that the players aren't disrespecting the USA, it a freedom of speech issue.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 8:58 am
by Pawpaw
philip964 wrote:NFL is scrambling as rating are down another 11. % over last year which was also down. A store is being boycotted for selling Steelers gear. It's now just a misunderstanding fans don't understand that the players aren't disrespecting the USA, it a freedom of speech issue.
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Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:10 pm
by philip964
My favorite CNN quote from the disrespect the United States affair

" Goodell said Trump's criticism of NFL players kneeling in protest during the National Anthem showed a "lack of respect" for the league and its player"

After the NFL and its players did this why would they need to be shown respect?

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:24 pm
by pbwalker
I just happen to notice this thread...should be some good reading tonight!

I didn't vote for him...I just couldn't bring myself to do it. All I'm hoping for is while everyone is distracted with North Korea, Russia, Racism, Sexism, every other -ism, and our country continues to be a circus act, we can ram through as much pro 2A legislation as humanly possible.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 8:19 pm
by Flightmare
pbwalker wrote:I just happen to notice this thread...should be some good reading tonight!

I didn't vote for him...I just couldn't bring myself to do it. All I'm hoping for is while everyone is distracted with North Korea, Russia, Racism, Sexism, every other -ism, and our country continues to be a circus act, we can ram through as much pro 2A legislation as humanly possible.
That would require Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell to quit sitting on their hands and actually do something.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 8:24 pm
by pbwalker
Flightmare wrote:
pbwalker wrote:I just happen to notice this thread...should be some good reading tonight!

I didn't vote for him...I just couldn't bring myself to do it. All I'm hoping for is while everyone is distracted with North Korea, Russia, Racism, Sexism, every other -ism, and our country continues to be a circus act, we can ram through as much pro 2A legislation as humanly possible.
That would require Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell to quit sitting on their hands and actually do something.
Exactly, and we know that won't happen. All we can hope for is that our reality tv president doesn't start a war with North Korea, and that the folks organizing these local terrorist groups (Antifa, BLM, KKK, AFP, etc.) don't escalate much more than they have already.

Keep your powder dry boys! :fire

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 8:28 pm
by anygunanywhere
pbwalker wrote:
Flightmare wrote:
pbwalker wrote:I just happen to notice this thread...should be some good reading tonight!

I didn't vote for him...I just couldn't bring myself to do it. All I'm hoping for is while everyone is distracted with North Korea, Russia, Racism, Sexism, every other -ism, and our country continues to be a circus act, we can ram through as much pro 2A legislation as humanly possible.
That would require Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell to quit sitting on their hands and actually do something.
Exactly, and we know that won't happen. All we can hope for is that our reality tv president doesn't start a war with North Korea, and that the folks organizing these local terrorist groups (Antifa, BLM, KKK, AFP, etc.) don't escalate much more than they have already.

Keep your powder dry boys! :fire
If the war starts with the Norks it will be fat boy that starts it

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 8:30 pm
by pbwalker
anygunanywhere wrote:
pbwalker wrote:
Flightmare wrote:
pbwalker wrote:I just happen to notice this thread...should be some good reading tonight!

I didn't vote for him...I just couldn't bring myself to do it. All I'm hoping for is while everyone is distracted with North Korea, Russia, Racism, Sexism, every other -ism, and our country continues to be a circus act, we can ram through as much pro 2A legislation as humanly possible.
That would require Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell to quit sitting on their hands and actually do something.
Exactly, and we know that won't happen. All we can hope for is that our reality tv president doesn't start a war with North Korea, and that the folks organizing these local terrorist groups (Antifa, BLM, KKK, AFP, etc.) don't escalate much more than they have already.

Keep your powder dry boys! :fire
If the war starts with the Norks it will be fat boy that starts it
What does Michael Moore have to do with it? "rlol"

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 9:33 am
by philip964
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-t ... story.html

Yesterday Trump gave a speech about his new federal tax overhaul, to make the tax code simpler, more fair, to stimulate the economy, make America great again and to give everyone a reduction in taxes. Sounds great.

With every change in the tax code, there will be winners and losers. Someone will pay more taxes. Someone will pay less taxes.

He proposed eliminating the death tax. So if you have an estate greater than 5 million dollars you would be a winner. I would assume if you earn income you would be a loser as someone has to make up the difference. That is unless the government just plans to borrow more.

He proposed eliminating the property tax deduction. So if you own a home, you will be a loser.

In the illustration in the news article above, if you pay State income tax or pay sales taxes like in Texas, you will be a loser.

Supposedly the middle class per his speech will pay less. I'm in the middle class, but it looks like, since I itemize my deductions, I will be a loser.

As it normally is, when someone talks about reforming the tax code, it means my taxes will go up.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 12:50 pm
by BBYC
Eliminating refundable tax credits would be a huge step forward in making income taxes more fair for the middle class.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 1:08 pm
by montgomery
philip964 wrote:http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-t ... story.html

Yesterday Trump gave a speech about his new federal tax overhaul, to make the tax code simpler, more fair, to stimulate the economy, make America great again and to give everyone a reduction in taxes. Sounds great.

With every change in the tax code, there will be winners and losers. Someone will pay more taxes. Someone will pay less taxes.

He proposed eliminating the death tax. So if you have an estate greater than 5 million dollars you would be a winner. I would assume if you earn income you would be a loser as someone has to make up the difference. That is unless the government just plans to borrow more.

He proposed eliminating the property tax deduction. So if you own a home, you will be a loser.

In the illustration in the news article above, if you pay State income tax or pay sales taxes like in Texas, you will be a loser.

Supposedly the middle class per his speech will pay less. I'm in the middle class, but it looks like, since I itemize my deductions, I will be a loser.

As it normally is, when someone talks about reforming the tax code, it means my taxes will go up.
Y'all get to keep your doctor and plan and put $5,000 in your pocket with Affordable Healthcare Act. I'll bet that $5,000 to a bucket of piss that taxes go up for household incomes less than $250,000. DISCLOSURE: it is a 5 gallon bucket from a home improvement store, no lid.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 1:20 pm
by Redneck_Buddha
philip964 wrote:http://freebeacon.com/politics/clinton- ... d-killing/

Hillary hopes like Putin that Trump hasn't ordered the killing of journalists.

Hilliary has had a habit of accusing her enemies of doing things she has already done.

Trump was a little slow out of the gate with the hurricane in Puerto Rica. News media is desperate to find something to criticize him on other than the disrespecting the NFL, as that's already a losing issue.

NFL is scrambling as rating are down another 11. % over last year which was also down. A store is being boycotted for selling Steelers gear. It's now just a misunderstanding fans don't understand that the players aren't disrespecting the USA,it a freedom of speech issue.
Which includes the freedom to boycott.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 1:22 pm
by Redneck_Buddha
philip964 wrote:http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-t ... story.html

Yesterday Trump gave a speech about his new federal tax overhaul, to make the tax code simpler, more fair, to stimulate the economy, make America great again and to give everyone a reduction in taxes. Sounds great.

With every change in the tax code, there will be winners and losers. Someone will pay more taxes. Someone will pay less taxes.

He proposed eliminating the death tax. So if you have an estate greater than 5 million dollars you would be a winner. I would assume if you earn income you would be a loser as someone has to make up the difference. That is unless the government just plans to borrow more.

He proposed eliminating the property tax deduction. So if you own a home, you will be a loser.

In the illustration in the news article above, if you pay State income tax or pay sales taxes like in Texas, you will be a loser.

Supposedly the middle class per his speech will pay less. I'm in the middle class, but it looks like, since I itemize my deductions, I will be a loser.

As it normally is, when someone talks about reforming the tax code, it means my taxes will go up.
So I take it you wouldn't benefit from the doubling of the standard deduction? Or are you just leaving out pieces of the picture "because Trump"?

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 1:40 pm
by rotor
philip964 wrote:http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-t ... story.html

Yesterday Trump gave a speech about his new federal tax overhaul, to make the tax code simpler, more fair, to stimulate the economy, make America great again and to give everyone a reduction in taxes. Sounds great.

With every change in the tax code, there will be winners and losers. Someone will pay more taxes. Someone will pay less taxes.

He proposed eliminating the death tax. So if you have an estate greater than 5 million dollars you would be a winner. I would assume if you earn income you would be a loser as someone has to make up the difference. That is unless the government just plans to borrow more.

He proposed eliminating the property tax deduction. So if you own a home, you will be a loser.

In the illustration in the news article above, if you pay State income tax or pay sales taxes like in Texas, you will be a loser.

Supposedly the middle class per his speech will pay less. I'm in the middle class, but it looks like, since I itemize my deductions, I will be a loser.

As it normally is, when someone talks about reforming the tax code, it means my taxes will go up.
My local paper gave a rundown on this today and yes there will be winners and losers, always are. I think some of your comments are wrong though.

Yes he wants to eliminate the death tax. I hope he does. Families, especially farmers, are paper rich and when one dies the tax on their farm usually causes the family to sell it to pay the tax. Income earned during a lifetime has been taxed once and shouldn't be taxed twice. Just my opinion as it won't affect me.

Property tax deductions. If you own a $200,000 house in Texas it's a $2 million dollar house in San Francisco. I believe California has a 1% property tax so the SF owner pays $20,000 a year in tax right now which they can deduct from their fed tax. They also can deduct their Ca state income tax from their federal tax. You on the other hand maybe pay $5,000 property tax and no state income tax. This change in law will hurt those that live in very expensive states with high income tax.Should I just say democratic voting states? Look at NYC, they pay state, and city income tax and can deduct it from their federal tax. We have been supporting them for years with our current system and sure they can raise their income tax as they feel and deduct it from their federal tax. I don't believe paying sales tax on items purchased for personal use has been something we can deduct from federal tax so I don't know where that came from. If I am wrong I need to know.

You would have a choice of standardized deduction or itemized deduction for home mortgage.

Look, I have paid more in taxes every time there has been a change in tax law so I don't hold my breath on this but if it gets the country moving again I am for it. I may make less money for my accountant though but so be it. This was all in my local paper today as a summary as I certainly am no tax expert. If I were Chuck Schummer I sure wouldn't vote for this as it will definitely raise the taxes on those New Yorkers.

Re: Today in Trump's new term as President

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 4:20 pm
by Liberty
What they really need to do is come up with a Tax Plan so simple that Turbo Tax and Tax preparers will be put out of business.