“And worst of all, under Paul Ryan’s Medicare plan, seniors for the first time would be charged co-payments for trips to the Fountain of Youth.”
– Barack Obama
A note from our attorneys: This is not a real quote
In the history of mankind, many republics have risen, have flourished for a less or greater time, and then have fallen because their citizens lost the power of governing themselves and thereby of governing their state. TR
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6 thoughts on “Quote of the Day – August 20, 2012”
Juan Ponce de León: eye roll; no comment. (-:})
Obama better grab a cup of the stuff–Ryan looks far younger and more vigorous.
Speaking of “looking younger and more vigorous”. . .check out this article on TMZ–can you even believe that the poll results favor BHO–yuck!!!
The Shirtless Battle
Paul Ryan vs. Pres. Obama
Who’d You Rather?
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2012/08/19/shirtless-paul-ryan-barack-obama-photo/#ixzz246VhyXq1
I already got in troubs with an underwear comment, so I better not vote…
That photo of Obummer is a few years old and he no longer works out like he did back then when he made the lame stream media swoon. Also, the Ryan photo is from six years ago before Ryan started his current workout regime. More recent photos show his arms to be very developed. So, that photo match-up is not even accurate. And now, I’m going to go read something very intellectual in an effort to revive the brain cells that I just killed even thinking about this.
Pass this along. . .Under Obamacare, Medicare Double Taxation Begins in 2013 (http://cnsnews.com/news/article/under-obamacare-medicare-double-taxation-begins-2013)
. . .Beginning in 2013, couples making more than $250,000 (or individuals making $200,000) will have to pay an additional 3.8 percent Medicare tax on any investment income (unearned income) they might have.
In other words, beginning in 2013, wealthy Americans who have investment income will be taxed twice to pay for Medicare – once on their regular salary and again on their investment income.
This new Medicare tax will be in addition to the taxes investors already pay on their investment returns – known as capital gains taxes – effectively raising capital gains taxes by 3.8 percent. . .
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