Got $3 Trillion? - Repeal the Stimulus Bill Now

Solution: Abolish all federal taxes for 2009; incur the $3 trillion in debt to operate government on current 2009 budget. Instate the flat tax for 2010.

Instant, equitable, market driven stimulus to all taxpaying entities!  Join the T-Party!

$1 compensation package is just reward!  It is right to condemn the CEO's of our failed enterprises for blatantly poor decisions and taking on too much risk; as well as boards and shareholders, for rewarding them with exorbitant compensation. However, let's also ask our congressional leadership to look in the mirror. Congress and government is in many ways responsible for our current run on the treasury and the dilution of our national and personal wealth. 

The president (both of them) and congressional leadership should set the example by forgoing all but $1/day in compensation until "mission accomplished". Congress should work for $1/day so that we can easily count their days present at work and provide them incentive for better performance.  Of course this compensation will be donated "after tax" to the charity of their choice!

It's time to replace partisan rhetoric with cold hard fiscal accountability. It's time for leadership from the top to the trenches!

The true hypocrisy is that Obama is likely to ride the wave of the irresponsible Fannie Mae - Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) situation right into office. I can think of nothing more dangerous to the economic freedom of our world than to put the Obama crew and their socialist philosophy in charge. The facts regarding Fannie Mae and the damage that the CRA has done by tinkering with the free market are indisputable. Now we’re faced with a global economic meltdown and the voters are considering the worse possible course of action… hyper-liberal socialism. I challenge the voting masses to research ACORN, Fannie Mae, and the CRA. The historical facts are repeated by numerous diverse sources and the cause of this crisis could not be more clear!

I would actually be a proponent of NO taxes on corporations headquartered in US since they simply won’t pay or go away.  No corporate tax would encourage more business to return to the US and utilize our workforce.  The resulting jobs and higher wages will generate more total tax revenue.  Corporate fees and usage charges would be the best way to pay for infrastructure needs.

As it stands now US companies are subject to double taxation; First, on earnings, and then shareholders are taxed on dividends and capital gains.  Finally, I’d be in favor of a flat individual income tax.  I’d go 20% flat without complaint.

Bottom line… our tax structure and fat unions are pushing jobs and business offshore.