I would like to send a big "thank you" to Congress, The President, and all our elected officials for their hard work on coming to a deal to avoid the so-called "Fiscal Cliff." Totally excellent work, guys. You completely lived up to my lofty expectations. That extra money coming out of my paycheck each month? Totally fucking worth it. I'd recommend that everybody involved get a raise, but you've already given yourself one.
Who says that the American government is filled with useless pieces of shit who are more interested in salvaging their cushy careers and getting their hands on special interest money than serving the American people? Not me! My confidence is running high that we're on the right track now, and everything's going to be just awesome as we barrel forward into the future...
Thanks once again to the best government money can buy! You guys rock!
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Well David, you have certainly hit it right on the nailhead this time. Neither party is looking out for the people of this country. More taxes that will be wasted. A example is the victims of the Sandy Storm need help and the cost was to be about $9 billion, but we get a bill for $64 plus billion. That is $55 billion in pork, that includes projects for fishing in Alaska to a new roof for the Smithsonian. I guess it is a good thing I am in the autumn of my life and will not have to pay for most of this garbage, but I feel bad for you kids future. Well even at my old age, I still pay 8% of my retirement income for federal income tax and pay for medicare and medical insurance.
Yeah, they all totally didn’t screw the middle class just like they promised. Yippee!!!!!
Hooray! Not.
At least they finally indexed the AMT deduction to inflation.