Thursday, October 27, 2011

1 percents wealth refutes Ryan's claim poor and middle class promoting class warfare.

One thing you'll notice about Rep. Paul Ryan, he's chucked the numbers and is now sticking to the official GOP/Koch brothers talking points. Tax cuts for "job creators" is a plan? It's so much smoke and mirrors. And Ryan's response to Elizabeth Warren is "upside down," ironically his words, because it really doesn't have anything to do with what she was talking about.

"Punitive tax hikes on jobs creators." Like in the 50's and 60's when taxes on the wealthy were above 90 percent? Funny, no one stopped working or were discouraged from trying to create wealth. Ryan and his fellow Republicans will surely get the lie of the year award for this one.

I just wish the press would stop humoring them.

Ed Schultz and Alan Grayson chime in:


  1. And on the flip side, where was Obama this week? In California fund raising for his campaign, eh? And what has he done about jobs, jobs, jobs. Face it, both parties suck.

  2. Congress legislates, creates jobs incentives. Not the president.

    What have the Republicans done? Eh?

    Oh, I guess only the Republicans can raise money and campaign now, not Democrats. Those are your rules? Sounds biased to me. Think?

  3. My point was that neither party has done nada.