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That the survey is hokier than a three-dollar-bill doesn’t seem to matter – when it makes their case.

Oh barf, go back to the Drum Major thread and whine about it, or you can actually contribute something to the topic at hand – you lil jerk!

Since when does being a sports star and having the almost obligatory money that goes with it have anything to do with being an expert on the tax policy of Presidential candidates.

I’m sure they didn’t ask him as a Tax Expert you dolt. Barkley is also involved in local government and I think is contemplating a run for Govenor of Alabama. That fact alone makes his opinion on the matter more valuable than yours AND since he does have tons of money, the tax plans DO effect him.

I think it’s nice that Barkley isn’t blinded by the voracious sense of greed AND entitlement shown by many in the top earning percentiles.

Swift you ain’t my friend…

As they would make sense as it seem Common sense on this forum is in short supply.
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So you come to add to the IGNORANCE quotent is THAT it? MORON

I guess the Truth hurts!!!
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How would you know? You wouldnt know the truth if it bit your SACK and stole your wallet.

I wish one person could point me to a Government agency that is run efficiently. I guess for the life of me can not think of one.
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Medicare has a MUCH lower overhead than HMO’s. Rural electrification was brilliantly handled. Your complaint is another regurgitation of a mindless rightwing talking point.

If the Government ran health care if would be a disaster in the area of the Titanic or the Great Flood.
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You know this HOW? We have the most dominant military in the history of the world that is a GOVERNMENT PROGRAM. Just mindless hivemind repitition. Rent a brain cell.

I wish one candidate would introduce a flat tax. Everyone pays 10%. All corporations would pay 15%.
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Screwing the working man and the poor. The Rich get more OUT of our system check out the Bear Stearns bailout THOSE stockholders wont be hurting, meanwhile if your Mom and Pop store goes bankrupt Uncle Sam wont be helping out. Capital Gains are already taxed at a lower rate than my labor. IF we even START talking about a flat tax it would need to be a flat tax on disposable income. NOT just income.

But No we have a tax system they can not even understand, Sounds like a great idea to give them more of are money and let them decide what they should spend it on, Like maybe $6000.00 Toilet seats.
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You still dont get it. Why do you think things like that happened? Because the Pentagon couldnt find a Home Depot? NO because a HUGE part of our economy is about public cost turning into privat profit. The Pentagon understands very well that a big part of their function is to do the R and D for hightech and be a conduit for subsidies for corporations. That is OUR tax dollars being funneled into rich peoples pockets. It is SYSTEMIC. You would KEEP that part of the system but RAISE taxes on the poor and middle class to drop them on the Rich and corporations. I make a lot of money and dont really spend much time whining about having to pitch in to pay for having a society.

My father died 14 years ago.

My mother still receives is SS checks because that’s the way the system is supposed to work fcukwit.

The World is a big, complicated place for tiny minds like yours.

suprisingly, long-time conservative and nba star charles barkley, who for years has suggested he may run for alabama governor as a republican, took mellencamp’s side:

“he’s right,” charles barkley said of mellencamp. “the word conservative means discriminatory practically. it’s a form of political discrimination. [conservatives are] against gay marriage and for a war that makes no sense. a war that was based on faulty intelligence. that’s all they ever talk about. that and immigration. another discriminatory argument for political gain.”

barkley’s shift against conservatism may also have something to do with his interest in poverty. “my no. 1 priority is to help poor people,” barkley has said. “in this country, 90% of the money is controlled by 10% of the people, and that’s not right.”

july 20, 2006 — the reverb is still echoing over dan quayle’s walkout in the middle of a john mellencamp concert in lake tahoe last weekend. the singer-songwriter introduced his tune “wall talk” by announcing, “this next one is for all the poor people who’ve been ignored by the current administration.” as quayle exited, the former veep explained, “i didn’t appreciate the comment, and besides, i didn’t think the show was very good.” but mellencamp said he couldn’t care less that quayle got his knickers in a twist: “i certainly wouldn’t have changed a word.” nba hall of famer charles barkley backed mellencamp, saying, “he’s right.” while that may sound odd coming from a former conservative, barkley told a local reporter, “i was a republican — until they lost their minds.” quayle, known for his great golf game, served as veep under president bush’s father from 1989-’93.

Barkley has a schtick on television. He tries to be outrageous and that is why it is fun to watch him, even if he hates your team.