RSSSo Much for Obama’s Promise about No Taxes on the Middle Class, Pelosi Says Put Value Added Tax in the Table
How will Democrats pay for their agenda … TAX, TAX, TAX!
Remember when President Barack Obama ran on during the 2008 election and has continually said that there would be no taxes on the middle class? Remember when Obama said that only people who make more than $250 will have taxes increases? We were warned.
Appearing on The Charlie Rose Show, Nancy Pelosi was asked, “Does a value added tax have any appeal to you?”
Pelosi, appearing on PBS’s “The Charlie Rose Show” asserted that “it’s fair to look at” the VAT as part of an overhaul of the nation’s tax code.
“I would say, Put everything on the table and subject it to the scrutiny that it deserves,” Pelosi told Rose when asked if the VAT has any appeal to her.
Folks, a value added tax (VAT) is a national sales tax on all goods made to be paid by everyone. Not just those who make over $250K. It would mean on top of all the other income taxes and state sales tax would come a national sales tax. This is how Democrats look to pay for their liberal agenda. Notice Pelosi did not say no when asked. How else did anyone think that a European type socialist programs were going to be paid for but by European type taxes?
In a recent Rasmussen poll, 67% of American voters say no to a National Sales Tax or the value added tax that Nancy Pelosi was referring to.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi floated the idea of a national sales tax in a recent television interview, but a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 67% oppose a national sales tax on all goods and services.
Twenty percent (20%) favor such a tax, while 13% are undecided.
Posted October 9, 2009 by Scared Monkeys Barack Obama, Media, Obamanation, Obamanomics, Politics, Socialism, Tax & Spend Liberals, Taxes, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 8 comments |
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Unreasonable spending, outrageous debt, confiscatory taxes,
pork dollars, monetizing (printing money), etc., are these
events and trends not being reasonably related to
International Bankers (WMF) and/or The Federal Reserve?
…Just Thinkin’.
Well yes, taxes.
AND by cancelling the “Tax-Emempt Status” of Churches and Religious organizations.
Tax-EXEMPT Status
of Churches and Religious organizations.
I believe that this was the same interview with Nancy that she slipped out with saying that the health care bill, if passes into law, would produce more jobs.
It doesn’t seem that anyone has picked up on that little slip. She actually made it sound like that was a main reason for the health care bill.
I will have to find the full taping and see if it is on the same interview.
Debra J.M. Smith
InformingChristians.com
*typo correction: if it* passes into law
Nasty Nancy will tax her ass right out of office.
A rich bi”o”tch who doesn’t mind taking from the semi-poor and putting it into her pet programs.
Plenty of pink slips for Congress in 2010.
Monetizing websites, blogs, etc is a good way to earn some passive income.:,-