I agree with Booman, there should be NO Christmas for the U.S. Senate
I think there should be no Christmas for Republicans. This morning the GOP voted against extending tax cuts to the middle class and then they voted against extending tax cuts to everyone who earns less than a million dollars a year. To be more accurate, they voted against cloture on those two amendments, meaning that the Senate was unable to hold an up or down vote on extending the tax cuts. We can expect them to repeat this trick on almost everything remaining on the Senate's agenda.
I wonder what part of tax cuts usually lead to higher unemployment don't they understand?
The legacy of trickle down economics.
More wealth for the rich, fewer jobs for the rest of America.
Senator Al Franken (D. MN) calls out the big fat hypocrites for the Scrooges they are.
Franken asserts that if the Republicans cared about “mom and pop” operations, they would have supported the Small Business Jobs Act as well as the Hire Act to find jobs for the unemployed. But the Republicans scare tactic is to rally concern among their base for “small businesses” (using spin and technicality) when the businesses they are really protecting are the likes of Bechtel, 1/5 largest company in the US, or the Koch brothers $100 billion company or the Wall Street high flyer's, etc., etc., etc.
No yelling. No name calling. Just the truth.
Watch Alan Grayson (Balls, he haz dem) expose Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Sarah Palin, Bill O'Reilly, Newt Gingrich and George W. Bush as crooks who want a FAILED tax policy that only benefits themselves.
It's time to sharpen your pitchforks.
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