Epstein Secrets

ial_October_27,:2012.pdi Dear Friends There are real difference in philosophy and polities between President Obama and the Democrats with Governor Romney and the Republicans. President Obama and the Democrats believe that the government should do whatever it can to provide a safety net for the elderly

aid in its editorial titled The EFTA00701510 Final Debate about Mitt Romney, "he had little coherent to say and often sounded completely lost " If Mitt Romney's performance in the last debate doesn't seal his defeat, then nothing will..... And unlike the Wall Street Journal and FOX News, the fact that Mitt R

net for the elderly, unfortunate and poor, while Governor Romney and the Republicans truly believe that private s

to how he would make up the $5 trillion budgetary hole he proposes to dig by lowering marginal income tax rates 20 percent and cutting other taxes, Mt Romney has said he might not press to eliminate or curtail specific deductions or credits. Instead, he has suggested, taxpayers might be given a maximum am

e $2,205. And remember: That cap would still not raise enough revenue to fill the hole Mr. Romney proposes to dig. The Romney campaign responded to the Tax Policy Center analysis not by disputing the figures but by criticizing the center for having the cheek to analyze Mr. Romney's ideas. As President Clinton said,

g President Obama's State of the Union Address. Let's forget who won and loss, because the real issue is the huge divide between the Obama/Biden and Romney/Ryan, as there are fundamental differences between the two parties. While many in America are consumed with Presidential Politics or who was elimin

going into elections this year. See the New York Times Editorial, The Cacophony of Money as it denotes that "two-thirds of the $50 million spent on Mitt Romney's behalf in Ohio has come from outside "super PACs" and other so-called independent groups, and yet Mr. Romney has lagged behind in all of the major

o 1) cut tax rates across the board by 20 percent, 2) cut tax expenditures to pay for these tax cuts, and 3) maintain progressively. The problem, as the Tax Policy Center pointed out, is there aren't enough tax expenditures for the rich to pay for all the tax cuts for the rich. Romney's plan only works if he cuts out

unless there’s a Democratic sweep, but its contours probably indicate where HNW taxation is eventually heading. We don’t have enough info to analyze Romney’s tax plan in comparable detail. On the latter, the Tax Policy Center released a study indicating that capping itemized deductions at $25k for all ta

obably indicate where HNW taxation is eventually heading. We don’t have enough info to analyze Romney’s tax plan in comparable detail. On the latter, the Tax Policy Center released a study indicating that capping itemized deductions at $25k for all taxpayers only offsets 32% of the estimated revenue loss from a 20% redu