Frank Smith Says NB: YouTube - -Malloy "Concessions"

Sunday, May 22, 2011

YouTube - -Malloy "Concessions"

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...: Malloy = LIES, LIES, & MORE LIES!; May 22, 2011 at 6:16 PM
Anonymous said...: So, MR Gompers - you own a business, your electric rates, property tax, income tax, and workers comp payments are the highest in the country. You treat your employees fairly and give them the highest minimum wage in the country.

Then the government comes along and decides you also have to give them sick time and if they want a union, you have to let them form it, because the liberal democrats say you have to. It doesn't matter that your income has decreased because of everyone else in your customer base paying more in taxes and cutting on their spending for your services.

Guess what happens, Mr. Gompers? You close up shop and leave for a state where your electric, tax and unions are minimal and your hard work will actually allow you to expand and hire more employees, who are happy to work for you.

And THIS is how the economy works. Unless you want socialism, which has been proven to not work, you will come around and see that we have to stop allowing Gov. Malloy and the other Demo-morons from spending and taxing us into oblivion!; May 22, 2011 at 11:02 PM
Anonymous said...: Massachusetts which used to be referred to as Taxachusetts learned its lesson about taxing everything to the hilt to pay for its entitlements. In 2002, Massachusetts' economy was rapidly deteriorating and the state government's deficit spending was growing. When Mitt Romney took office as governor of Massachusetts, the current budget was running a deficit over a half billion dollars. Sen. President and Democrat Travaglini stated:“taxes will have to be raised to cope with the budget crisis, and said he and his Senate colleagues will lead the charge for new revenues..." but Romney vowed to veto any tax hike that reaches his desk. Governor Romney held firm and balanced the budget every year without raising taxes. He fought to roll back the state income tax from 5.3% to 5.0% and created budgets based on a 5% income tax rate. The Democrat controlled legislature refused to reduce the tax rate, and by the end of his term, he had taken Massachusetts from billions in deficit to billions in surplus. I just noticed a half page Yankee Spirits ad in Sunday's Courant, inviting CT residents to enjoy MA's lower prices because of no sales taxes. We tax like hell, and then CT residents go across the border to buy less expensive liquor and gas--which is normally about 40 cents a gallon cheaper than here in Connectitax .; May 23, 2011 at 4:05 PM

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