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No change for 200 to 250
And an increase for 250 and over.
At least, that was the consensus on Kos, where they had the same problem with that line.
I worry that he didn't spell everything out enough here--people are thinking 250k because of the debates and ads, and now to have the 200 number floating around looks like he's changing his position, even though he's really not.
The McCain people can play mischief with this.
Like I said, good thing McCain is broke.
He should have phrased it that way here, and just added "and those under 200k will see a tax cut."
Here the lastest from the Houston Chronicle...
Their reporting that more than a quarter of a million voters have cast their ballots early, in person or by mail this week in Harris County (Houston)!
More than 220,000 in person
and another 40,000 by mail
WOW
The paper also reported that Obama has a slight lead in a Harris County Poll (50.4%)... first time a dem leads in 44 years!
Plus it gives Noriega (50.4%) the edge over Sen. Cornyn ("the president senator" a term I hate because I always through he should have been my senator or at least the people senator...)
Might not Texas be in play after all!
WILL SOMEONE TELL OBAMA TO SEND MONEY AND FAST BEFORE THE REPUBLICANS WAKE UP!
I'm in Houston and I've been saying it for weeks now, I really think there is a chance to turn Texas Blue....there are Obama supporters all OVER this city and I'm sure it's the same in Dallas, and probably more so in San Antonio and Austin.
I went to early vote yesterday and stood in line for over an HOUR and I can tell you there were tons of Obama supporters around me (hearing conversations, seeing shirts, buttons, etc). I selected the straight Democratic button because I want the Republican's OUT of my government. Here in Houston we have 15 years of Republican control in the Judicial system and most everywhere, except our Mayor, Bill White, who is a Democrat. It's time for change and I hope Obama's coat tails are long and Dems win everywhere. Would LOVE to see John Cornyn lose...
I votes the other day out here in Copperfield and there was lots of Obama folks voting...
I spend part of my time San Francisco and Nancy was my congress person and I know here well. I call here often to rant because of my limited support down here and she always talks with us and its lot of fun talking over issues.
Sheila Jackson Lee is my Rep so she's always cool to talk to about issues...
to turn the page and start anew... maybe with Obama we can start to
care for others and become a kinder and gentler people... and start to
apply the bible as it was meant to be applied while end this hatred
the republicans have foster all these many years.
Yours
Rick
Rick
Houston
Headline in today's Houston Chronicle "Obama has a slight lead in Harris County (Houston) poll" Dem would be the fist since LBJ to carry the county.. Voters also giving edge to Noriega over Cornyn
http://www.bradblog.com/?p=6559
Anybody voting in Texas should not vote straight party, but go down the whole list voting Democrat for every office.
When you vote straight party Dem, some of the machines seem to switch it to straight party Repub.
No change for those making 200-250k
Increase for those making over 250k
I believe he's always said "Anybody under 250k will not see a tax increase...." which is true.
What a proud day it would be if, as expected, Barak and Michelle Obama ascend those steps together.
America is a little behind much of the civilized world. It's getting there, inch by inch.
Barack Obama is using rhetoric from a Republican?
Here is the link and the text:
http://www.cepr.net/index.php/publications/repo...
In his closing remarks during the final presidential debate of 1980, Ronald Reagan famously asked the American people: "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?"