GOP softens anti-tax rhetoric

[Purch]

It's funny how people belive Romney is this hard Right winged guy. He's a moderate, he got out of rasing taxes by rasing fees on nearly everything as governor. My stance of being completly anti-Romney has soften because the more I look at him as governor the more I realize that's he's a lot less attached to these hard right principles when he's not trying to pusuade his base. Ultimatlely I think if he were president how he governs would be a direct result of who's in Congres if it's all repubs he'll probally move to the right but if it's divided I feel he'll be that same Moderate guy who actually does have experience working with democrats.


But again it's hard to not dislike this guy but I guess he's a product of the current American politics. A guy who's a moderate who can't even highlight his success in a state or he'll lose the support of the extremist in his party.

However I still respect pubs like Ron Paul and Chris Christie where you always know where they stand whether it's benifical politically or not.

[Purch]

Not all taxes are created equal for the GOP. They seemed awfully eagar to increase FICA taxes last year. At the same time, Republicans will fight to the death to protect tax cuts and even lower tax cuts for the 1%, even as these owners consumer an ever greater slice of the pie. Get a clue, America. It's not that hard to figure out who's looking out for whom.

Ahh post like this remind me about why I hate this party system. Democrats do nothing but demonize Repubs and Repubs do nothing but critisize democrats. And it's been this way for the past 3 decades.

[Purch]

He's for "Broading the tax base" The problem with that is , to do it you have to decrease the amount of people in poverty and increase the size of the middle class. There's to large a percentage of people in poverty to broaden the tax base.