Joe the Plumber's Patriotism Bill apparently will be somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000. Come on, Joe. Time to jump in, time to be part of the deal.
this is nonsense. look at all those assumptions you have to make.
where has he said that he would have $280,000 in net profits? i
was also under the impression that he was a SINGLE father of ONE
dependent (for whom he cooks dinner every night). the dumbest
part of this is that they are "assuming" joe would be taxed from
dollar one. very arbitrary, since he would be only taxed for the
portion that exceeds the bracket cutoff.
it's really fun to make up all the assumptions you need to get
the answer you want, isn't it? but it's not exactly honest
analysis. please don't lie to your readers.
midge| 10.16.08 @ 7:23PM
this is nonsense. look at all those assumptions you have to make. where has he said that he would have $280,000 in net profits? i was also under the impression that he was a SINGLE father of ONE dependent (for whom he cooks dinner every night). the dumbest part of this is that they are "assuming" joe would be taxed from dollar one. very arbitrary, since he would be only taxed for the portion that exceeds the bracket cutoff.
it's really fun to make up all the assumptions you need to get the answer you want, isn't it? but it's not exactly honest analysis. please don't lie to your readers.
http://money.cnn.com/2008/10/15/smallbusiness/small_biz_taxes_factcheck.smb/index.htm
Shawn Macomber| 10.16.08 @ 7:40PM
Wow, what a stunningly polite, rhetorically brilliant, showstopper of a blog comment.
Oh, wait, I'm not supposed to lie to my readers anymore. Gum-dang it, this game is so hard!
midge| 10.16.08 @ 8:31PM
shawn, i apologize. i did not mean to hurt your feelings.
but you must admit that my points are valid. in the future, when i comment, i will strive to be more polite.