Just when the Washington creatures were ready to spend another $3 trillion the lights came on. We don’t need the extension of weekly central government supplements to unemployment benefits. We need to go back to work. The economic data came forth showing Americans are getting back to work in record numbers.
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Since We’re Having an Election, Why Not Put an End to Socialism
In most election years the Democrats lie. They promise all manner of things in their attempt to buy votes. There are an endless array of government handouts, freebies and special interest priorities. We know it is bulls**t but we all wish Santa and the Easter Bunny would leave us something extra.
The Election is November 3 … Choosing America
Americans, on November 3rd, we will choose someone to lead the nation. In making the choice we are choosing what kind of country we want to live in, work in, and raise their families in. We’ll be deciding what kind of America we believe in.
Debate Discussion with Liz Gabert and then Guest Cassie Smedlle from the RNC
Liz Gabert was kind enough to invite me on again this month to talk about Trump’s taxes (how it looks bad for the left), the broken Jennifer Horn (who still can’t get her facts ‘right’), and mostly, the first Presidential Debate. Our phone-in guest this time around is Cassie Smeddle from the RNC. Jump to … Read more
Even the People Bitching About Trump’s Taxes “Never willingly pay the government more than they legally owe”
I won’t beat this dead horse too much but I stumbled onto something and it’s genius. Author Larry Correia was, for years, a professional accountant. He did business taxes. And he has a few things to say about the noise machine surrounding the NYT release of the illegally obtained Trump Tax records.
NYT: Congressional Democrats and Barack Obama are Why Trump Didn’t Have to Pay Any Taxes
Not unexpectedly, someone leaked President Trump’s taxes to the New York Times. Not unexpectedly the headline reads Trump paid no income taxes. And this is true, but you have to read past the headline for the why? The Democrat’s 2009 Recession Recovery legislation, signed by Obama, is why.
Then What Do You Do? Well, if You Are a Democrat You Raise Taxes
The thinking goes that if you tax something, you’ll get less of it. But that’s not why Democrat’s tax things. Sure, they say that, like with smoking, but that’s a lie. What they want is your money and more of it.
Quick Thought – Steve is Right! – We ‘Should’ do it for Them
Steve’s post on “ICE Scores Huge Win in the People’s Republic of Maskachusetts” caught my eye with this gem. “Don’t worry, A**achusetts Democrats are still going to fight this in the lower court. No price is too high (for you to pay) to ensure that there is no price too high for you to pay.”
Do We Really Want To Get Our Leadership From San Francisco?
The San Francisco Bay Area is home to powerful progressive politicians. There’s House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Governor Gavin Newsom. Yes, and don’t forget U.S. Senator and vice-presidential hopeful Kamala Harris. It’s producing a disproportionate number of influential political actors, all leftists.
NH Dem Timothy Horrigan Tells Massachusetts They Should Tax Remote NH Workers
Timothy Horrigan is a staple of the New Hampshire Democrat Party. He’s been around a while, held numerous offices, and every now and then says something fascinating. Maybe more often than that, but often enough that we hear about it.
If Andru Volinsky wants to Cut Property Taxes, He Should Become a School Superintendent
Andru Volinsky, a candidate for governor of New Hampshire, has a problem understanding how property taxes are paid in the Granite State. He has lived here long enough to know that property taxes are paid at the local level and we have had, for several hundred years, Town Meetings where annual budgets are voted on … Read more
Riot Wrecked Property Owners in Minneapolis Can’t Get Demolition Permits Until They Pay All of Their 2020 Taxes
The city of Minneapolis was the epicenter of the recent ‘disturbances.’ Riots. Looting. Arson. Destruction. Property owners who have not been driven off need to clear damage and debris before they can rebuild. But before the city issues a demolition permit, they want them to pay the balance of their 2020 taxes.
Another Massachusetts Cross-Border tax scam?
A bunch of lawyers on the Supreme Court said states could tax online sales as if the buyer was in the state making the purchase. No one in New Hampshire, even the Democrats, liked that much. And they seem to agree on a similar issue. Massachusetts is taxing employees in NH, working remotely on jobs in the Bay State.
Concord Monitor staff member doesn’t understand why Property Taxes keep rising. DumbA$$
What a maroon – but hey, he works for Pravda on the Merrimack so you almost can swear right this instant on what his world view is on this issue. He’s got the normal Progressive “chip on his shoulder” about taxation and it’s always that somebody else has to pay for me.”
School Union Bosses Are Holding Your Children’s Future Hostage
With fewer than four weeks remaining before school begins, union bosses, school administrative units (SAUs), and school boards seem to be conspiring to hold the school year hostage at the price of our children’s future.
Palate Cleanser: Teen Gets first Paycheck and Discovers “Taxes!”(Check Out his Reaction)
I really didn’t have all that much in taxes taken out on my first job – older than dirt, now. Still, I was a bit miffed that someone ELSE was getting a spiff off MY labor. MY LABOR.
Nashua: A City without Leadership
Most residents do not understand how much money it is costing us when the City of Nashua retains assessors who do not care about the quality of their work. The result is literally tens of thousands of our tax dollars being erroneously and irresponsibly given away.
Shouldn’t we Get a Tax Refund for Schools Being Closed?
Have you reached out to your town tax collector in the past month for a partial refund of your real estate taxes? Actually, have you ever looked at your itemized real estate tax bill to see how much of it goes to funding your local schools? It’s a huge portion of your taxes, trust me.
Smokers, Mass. lawmakers may have saved N.H. businesses from tax hike
Cigarette smokers and flavored tobacco scavengers from Massachusetts produced a surge of New Hampshire tobacco tax revenue that almost single-handedly prevented a business tax increase, preliminary, unaudited state figures suggest.
Towns can now Tuition Students to Religious Schools
In 2017, the Town of Croydon implemented a town tuitioning program. While getting approval from the State Board of Education, it was told that no religious schools could be included in the program.