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ap reports california senate passes $214 billion spending plan that would expand benefits to people in the us illegally. a quote from the california senate, these are people who are working, bank taxes, a population we should not leave behind. this is the same that is complaining about being overrun by people they can t care for so it is a bit confusing. the actual people were complaining like myself who had to step over people lying in the streets to get into the studio in san francisco, we citizens are complaining but politicians and sacrament or do not care, they are not complaining, they think that our state is great as avon for more and more people who do not pay their way here and that remark by the state senator was predicated upon they also pay taxes. that is the policy. they hardly pay any taxes. social security numbers are fake, they don t say that same taxes almost and they will not be enjoying the benefits but believe it or not this proposal
where he plans to get the re-election. where the kisses, the kisses go to college students, where he has additional tax incentives, additional student aid, especially for community college. kisses for the rust belt, the important states, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, big tax incentives for manufacturers that will help with jobs there. kisses for unions. the biggest new initiatives in here is for spending on roads. other infrastructure that would be thousands of union jobs. and who gets the kiss off? people who make more than $250,000, there s going to be some tax hits there. and for corporate america, new bank taxes and other penalties for the highest earners, that will play well with progressives. and most importantly for romney, for obama, will help make the case against romney within the budget we see the case against the higher earners, that s their
unfortunately, cheryl, they are proposing a laundry list of other idiotic taxes, bank taxes, bonus taxes, and, of course, that s all on top of the income tax, progressive income tax we already pay, but the panel is on to something here. what killed europe wasn t the tax structure, it was the entitlement spending. that s what needs to come to an end. it s not going to. this to me boggles my mind. you go home and have a credit card bill. and how do we fix it? we spend more. we purt more money on the credit card bill because miraculously some magician is going to take it away. that s how they think in d.c. mark, how can you sit here and say $13 trillion in national debt is not enough. jack it up to 14 to get us out of recession? it makes zero sense. tracy, would you not be for a consumption tax if it was in place of the income tax? absolutely. i d be your ring leader on that. no way. get rid of regular income tax and get rid of the code all together.
deeper than u.s. officials feel are needed given the i.m.f. said none of them are as financially strapped as greece or spain. president s aides say one lesson of the depression is you never nickel and dime a crisis. leaders of some of the developing nations including the president of argentina and the prime minister of india say the european budget cuts are absolutely wrong and will choke off the recovery. in the end, the leaders here are likely deciding to go their way on budget cuts just as they go their own way on bank taxes, the u.s. and europe planning to tax banks to help defray the costs of the economic recovery. canada and some other nations say they will do no imposition of taxes on banks because they say their banks didn t cause the problem. shannon? wendell, thank you for breaking it down with us. travel home safe. more than 400 protesters have been arrested at the g-20 summit in toronto this weekend. demonstrators lit police cars on fire and smashed windows with
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