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Sorry after 2008 HANDOUT, that gun to the head ploy lost it's pop. orpupilofnature57 Nov 2012 #1
for thinking people, you mean barbtries Nov 2012 #19
Let the cuts expire. joshcryer Nov 2012 #2
Go back to 50's era tax rates. nt redqueen Nov 2012 #3
Game theory suggests at least 51% on the wealthiest entitites to prevent plutocracy HereSince1628 Nov 2012 #6
87% seems reasonable. The G8 should put the screws to tax haven countries, too. redqueen Nov 2012 #7
87% satisfies 'at least 51%' criteria HereSince1628 Nov 2012 #14
Nail, head rock Nov 2012 #24
That's the play Cosmocat Nov 2012 #4
Insane Clown Posse jbeing Nov 2012 #12
What are the chances Obama will continue the Bush cuts to get the House to agree on something? Kablooie Nov 2012 #38
The GOP extremists built the cliff. Let them drive off the edge. baldguy Nov 2012 #5
However... spinbaby Nov 2012 #17
Here's the problem with that Major Nikon Nov 2012 #21
Remember way back when...the debt ceiling being raised was a mere formality, not a time to take AzDar Nov 2012 #8
The stock market will not agree with your cavalier attitude about the "cliff". 1-Old-Man Nov 2012 #9
The stock market can be manipulated too. Skidmore Nov 2012 #11
To some degree, yes Major Nikon Nov 2012 #25
Yup. It is being hyped and the media has the bullhorn on high setting. Skidmore Nov 2012 #10
IF THE GOP still refuses to act in the best interest dotymed Nov 2012 #13
No deal without tax increases on the wealthy Progressive dog Nov 2012 #15
how does this work greymattermom Nov 2012 #16
So we fall back into the same rates we had under Bill Clinton? safeinOhio Nov 2012 #18
It is not the taxes which are the problem quaker bill Nov 2012 #20
but the "fiscal cliff" is so EXCITING RussBLib Nov 2012 #22
So sick of this! Liberal1975 Nov 2012 #23
Well this fiscal cliff is inextricably linked to debt ceiling Morganfleeman Nov 2012 #26
our media will beat this horse to death spanone Nov 2012 #27
Thank you. There is no "cliff". GoCubsGo Nov 2012 #28
This message was self-deleted by its author Morganfleeman Nov 2012 #29
Psssttt... GoCubsGo Nov 2012 #30
This message was self-deleted by its author Morganfleeman Nov 2012 #32
It sounds about as real as that "collapse" allrevvedup Nov 2012 #33
Nor, do I. GoCubsGo Nov 2012 #35
Your appeal to authority doesn't support your assertion Major Nikon Nov 2012 #39
Yes, it needs to be addressed relatively soon. GoCubsGo Nov 2012 #40
It just depends on your point of reference Major Nikon Nov 2012 #41
+1,000 !!!! nt MADem Nov 2012 #42
I love Cenk's comments about the Fiscal Cliff Oilwellian Nov 2012 #31
Of course it's back to a roar. 4_TN_TITANS Nov 2012 #34
Jiu-jitsu BlueStreak Nov 2012 #36
The right is terrified by the defense cutbacks. Kablooie Nov 2012 #37
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