(CNN) - The House of Representatives has put off until Tuesday a vote on a Senate plan to extend the payroll tax cut for two months, Republican leaders told reporters Monday night.
The sooner they vote it down the better. 2 months to do what? Horse trade and play politics? Make a decision. Get on with it. Speaker Boehner knows what to do. He already told us very clearly.
December 19, 2011 08:39 pm at 8:39 pm |
Cmdr. Michael J. Burkhalter
I pay for those guys and gals to work and we get no consideration as citizens of this once great nation...Please send me a link where I can Fire them all..!!!
December 19, 2011 09:06 pm at 9:06 pm |
tom
They must have wanted to watch Monday Night Football
December 19, 2011 09:28 pm at 9:28 pm |
RobK
Social Security benefits are highly progressive, with approximately a 10% bracket for wages below $10K, a 68% bracket for wages between $10K and $50K, and an 85% bracket for wages above $50K. The SS tax collection is flat, but the payout is highly nonlinear.
December 20, 2011 07:38 am at 7:38 am |
drod3
Get rid of the TEA Party poison in the Republican Party so the country can move on.
The sooner they vote it down the better. 2 months to do what? Horse trade and play politics? Make a decision. Get on with it. Speaker Boehner knows what to do. He already told us very clearly.
I pay for those guys and gals to work and we get no consideration as citizens of this once great nation...Please send me a link where I can Fire them all..!!!
They must have wanted to watch Monday Night Football
Social Security benefits are highly progressive, with approximately a 10% bracket for wages below $10K, a 68% bracket for wages between $10K and $50K, and an 85% bracket for wages above $50K. The SS tax collection is flat, but the payout is highly nonlinear.
Get rid of the TEA Party poison in the Republican Party so the country can move on.