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Old 01-25-2012, 01:34 PM
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Old 01-25-2012, 01:40 PM
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Newts proposed tax code modifications will put us billions in debt.
Mitt - less in debt.
Obama - gets us out of debt.

This is such an easy choice. Especially if our deficit is one's major worry.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036789/..._joe/#46113485

Obama, Romney, Gingrich comparison of tax plans here in Steve Rattner's segment from 1/24/12.
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Newts proposed tax code modifications will put us billions in debt.
Mitt - less in debt.
Obama - gets us out of debt.

This is such an easy choice. Especially if our deficit is one's major worry.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036789/..._joe/#46113485

Obama, Romney, Gingrich comparison of tax plans here in Steve Rattner's segment from 1/24/12.
Of course it gets us out of debt , because we can all trust that if they have more available cash on hand, they would never think of spending it. They would certainly make the prudent decision and pay off the $ owed already...
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Nobody was talking about that. That was another one of Cannon's weird segues into strange land, to avoid having to explain how our auto industry would have recovered from bankruptcy and ruin all on it's own without any government intervention. Because the government didn't save it. At all.
I forgot did gm pay back all of the money the government gave them?

Did ford get any govt money?
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I forgot did gm pay back all of the money the government gave them?

Did ford get any govt money?
GM has paid all but 2 billion back.

Ford didn't get any...
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GM has paid all but 2 billion back.

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Does the government still own part of GM?
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Does the government still own part of GM?
You mean the taxpayers, right?
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You mean the taxpayers, right?
My bad, yes the tax payers own a portion of GM, correct? Which is currently underwater I believe based on the acquisition costs. We should all stand up and cheer. I know when I own a stock that is underwater I applaud myself for making such a smart financial decision
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My bad, yes the tax payers own a portion of GM, correct? Which is currently underwater I believe based on the acquisition costs. We should all stand up and cheer. I know when I own a stock that is underwater I applaud myself for making such a smart financial decision
It would have been a smart decision had we jumped in and back out right before the bailing began. Now I feel just a bit duped. And a little dirty.
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