buzzyone
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[citation][nom]falchard[/nom]]
Falchard, I may disagree with you across the board but the 1st Amendment gives us both the right to say what we will. I urge you to source your so-called "facts." Lacking any, making declarative statements is a fools errand. U seem uninformed even if you are not. While you try to appear doctrinare, your logic is all over the map and inconsistant with doctrine. Conisder a few cases on both the above and earlier posts.
Falchard-many people agree with Cheney.
Truth-Less than 10% of the American people shared his beliefs and thought he was doing a good job by the ennd of his term. 5 different polling groups got the same results.
The 2nd Iraq war was begun in part on intelligence gotten from a single source who worked for an Iraqi ex-pat who wanted to be President. What arguing Iraq with you would be a pointless exercize, the idea of multiple non-partisan sources is not.
I would urge you to look for 2nd if not 3rd sources for the majority of your information as much of the so-calls facts you indicate are wrong.
You claim 30% tax rate on those making less than $25,000. Wrong-the IRS 2010 tax tables show %15 with deductions of many kinds.
The highest nominal tax rate for the superweatly if 38%. Your case does hold up. What you claim is factually tone deaf without supporting information.
As a matter of info, according to one of the final-5 differeing polling groups-NTY/CBS, Roper, Gallup,NBC and ABC less than 10% of all American's thougt Cheney was doing a good job. Shared my values -9 to 13 with a error margin of +/- 3 %.
So, where are these values-beliefs we all share with him?
Waterboarding? Secret meeting with enery firm execs-highly controversial to date. BP was part of the party. Permanent tax breaks for only those making over $2Million/yr?
If you want to make your point, taking the road were facts support your point is the best course.
Falchard, I may disagree with you across the board but the 1st Amendment gives us both the right to say what we will. I urge you to source your so-called "facts." Lacking any, making declarative statements is a fools errand. U seem uninformed even if you are not. While you try to appear doctrinare, your logic is all over the map and inconsistant with doctrine. Conisder a few cases on both the above and earlier posts.
Falchard-many people agree with Cheney.
Truth-Less than 10% of the American people shared his beliefs and thought he was doing a good job by the ennd of his term. 5 different polling groups got the same results.
The 2nd Iraq war was begun in part on intelligence gotten from a single source who worked for an Iraqi ex-pat who wanted to be President. What arguing Iraq with you would be a pointless exercize, the idea of multiple non-partisan sources is not.
I would urge you to look for 2nd if not 3rd sources for the majority of your information as much of the so-calls facts you indicate are wrong.
You claim 30% tax rate on those making less than $25,000. Wrong-the IRS 2010 tax tables show %15 with deductions of many kinds.
The highest nominal tax rate for the superweatly if 38%. Your case does hold up. What you claim is factually tone deaf without supporting information.
As a matter of info, according to one of the final-5 differeing polling groups-NTY/CBS, Roper, Gallup,NBC and ABC less than 10% of all American's thougt Cheney was doing a good job. Shared my values -9 to 13 with a error margin of +/- 3 %.
So, where are these values-beliefs we all share with him?
Waterboarding? Secret meeting with enery firm execs-highly controversial to date. BP was part of the party. Permanent tax breaks for only those making over $2Million/yr?
If you want to make your point, taking the road were facts support your point is the best course.