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15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - 7/4 Gov Sarah Palin ... · 1 reply · +1 points
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent through 7/9 · 0 replies · +2 points
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - News From You · 4 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - 6/22 · 0 replies · +2 points
Please follow this story and call your senator and demand that he supports Senator Grassley in this investigation. We might not be able to stop Obama from spending our money but we won't even be able toget them to spend the money lawfully if we allow the administration to fire IG's because they find Democrats abusing our tax dollars.
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - 6/22 · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - through May 3rd · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - through May 3rd · 1 reply · +1 points
I know friends on the left will say what middle class or poor family could afford this? My answer to this is that someone who takes a part time job at $8.00/hr for 20 hrs a week and place $160.00 a week into this account. That would be $8320.00 a year. if the spouse does the same that's $16640.00.
Not enough money in account at the time of catastrophic event. My answer ability to borrow from friends, family, or philanthropists.
Can't afford my bills now how can I place money into this account? You will receive at least 12% extra pay each week (payroll taxes, your contribution and employer's contribution), all part-time work goes into this tax free,after deficit paid off all income taxes should be able to be reduced(since the government would be out of the misery business and go back to their Constitutional labors) gifts from family and friends could be contributions instead of the fruitcake.
I can't live without govenment. (grow a set ).
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - through May 3rd · 2 replies · +1 points
All citizens who have already paid into and wish to opt out of social security, medicare, or both would be exempt from that portion of payroll taxes. The employer would then raise the employees pay the share to the payroll tax that they are responsible for.
All citizens who have paid into social security will be refunded their contributions to that date (it is suppose to be in a trust fund, I know can't keep from giggling) by the government.
Employers and employees can bargain paying the employee the employer's share to their health plan so the citizen can then buy a private plan (some will opt for HMO's,others premium plans, maybe some will decide for a paygo system with hospitalization/catastrophic illness coverage).
Benefits-
This is a nonmeans test to all the social programs currently paid for by the taxpayer.
The citizen would have portability of their plan (same if one moves to another state, to another job)
Property would be passed from generation to generation instead of disappearing through the death tax.
Freedom from the nanny state.
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - through May 3rd · 3 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent - through May 3rd · 4 replies · +1 points
What about real flexible spending accounts? My proposal is to allow every citizen to place up to $25k, tax free into a private account for themselves and parents can start one for children up to $5k a year,tax free. What would these accounts be used for?, for everything that Obama wants to bestow upon us through taxation (actual tax hikes, cap and trade,declinging dollar by printing astronomical amounts of currency) but allowing the citizen to have the choice and responsibility for how their lives progress.
These accounts would be a hybrid of the 401k and flexible savings accounts that we have now. The owner of the account will be able to invest in the stock market, T-bills,municipal bonds,gold iras,whatever the owner wishes. If his tolerance for risk isn't high (and maybe it shouldn't be when you see my plan fully fleshed out) could look to CD's or FDIC insured savings accounts.