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ExxonMobil Has Paid A Trillion Dollars in Taxes Since Merging 13 Years Ago

While blowhard ignoramuses like Bill O’Reilly lament the profits “Big Oil” brings in, no one ever mentions the amount of loot these companies have confiscated from them by the federal government. Forbes wants to change that. They are championing ExxonMobil [...]

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Awesome: Illegal Aliens Are Getting Tax Refunds for Children Living in Mexico

This is great.  Not only are illegal aliens getting huge tax refunds, they are getting them via fraud and the IRS could care less. Via Doug Ross: Investigative television reporter Bob Segall of Indianapolis NBC affiliate WTHR TV Channel 13, [...]

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Warning: This US Tax Code Analysis May Cause Liberal Heads to Asplode

The Wall Street Journal has a long article by Sen. Phil Gramm and Steve McMillin that is worth reading. Yeah, it’s on taxes, but it’s interesting enough that even my ADD riddled brain could stay focused long enough to finish [...]

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36 Obama Staffers Owe Nearly A Million Dollars in Their “Fair Share”

It should not come as a surprise, considering the trouble he had when he was appointing people, that there are 36 people in the Obama executive staff that owe nearly a million dollars in taxes, also known as, their fair [...]

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How To Teach Your Children About Taxes in 3 Minutes (Video)

This is a great example of how you can teach your children about taxes: Wish I had seen this a month ago…

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AIM: Solyndra, the Green Energy Anti-Depressant

From Accuracy in Media’s Benjamin Johnson: Does the free market have you feeling blue? Customers not buying your brand? Don’t worry, the Obama Administration has the cure for you. We swear, it’s almost like they’re trying to sell anti-depressants for [...]

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Koch Responds to Buffett’s Plea for Higher Taxes

Charles Koch, the left’s suggestion for the title of “Most evil man in the history of evil men,” has responded to billionaire class warfare mouthpiece Warren Buffett’s plea for more of his property to be looted and redistributed. It meets [...]

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A Few More Notes on Raising Taxes on Evil Corporations

I had this all written in the post regarding Romney’s clinic at the Iowa State Fair today, but I decided to cut it and put it in its own post. Having established that corporations are indeed small businesses all grown [...]

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Chart Shows Exxon Profits Per Gallon of Gas vs. Taxes Collected Per Gallon

The big news is that Exxon made an $11 billion profit in the first quarter of 2011. Thank goodness.  My 401k, and most likely yours as well, has investments in Exxon. But most of the professional Left is busy turning [...]

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AIM: The Associated Press Really Likes the Progressive Income Tax for the “Rich”

AIM on Facebook | Twitter From Accuracy in Media‘s Allie Duzett: Although the Associated Press purports to be a news service, sometimes the articles it publishes read more like opinion pieces. Today, an article from the AP did just that. [...]

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Mass Exodus Out of Illinois; First Jimmy John’s, Now Caterpillar

There are two steadfast rules of government: When you subsidize something, you get more of it. When you tax something, you get less of it.   Nanny staters understand this, which is why taxes on cigarettes are so high. It’s [...]

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Missouri Welfare EBT Cards Used in Hawaii, California, Florida, Texas and Alaska

I work in Nebraska, live in Missouri.  Every year when I do my taxes, I get a refund from Nebraska and have to pay Missouri. Every year. So where are my taxes in Missouri going? Hawaii, Texas, California, Alaska and [...]

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AFL-CIO Promotes Raising the Gas Taxes to Create Jobs

The man who gets the ear of the White House every day now says the way to bounce out of this jobless recovery is to raise the gas tax so millions of infrastructure jobs can be created. Raise taxes, according [...]

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The Looming Stock Market Crash

Experts are warning, if the Congress doesn’t extend the current tax system, there will be a mega-sell-off in December, as investors try to keep a larger portion of their property than they will be able to next year. While it [...]

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