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RICKAMAVEN
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13 years ago

#21

BLOOD

IF HE CONVETED HIS WIFE'S HOBBY TO A BUSINESS DEDUCTING $90,000 FROM HIS TAXABLE

INCOME SAVING 14%< ABOUT $13,500 IN TAXES. THAT'S LIKE US DEDUCTING $25.OO FOR USE
OF A HOME PHONE FOR BUSINESS HE HAS A CABAL OF TAX ATTOURNYS, WHICH GIVEN AN INCOME \
OF 20 MILLION, IS A MAN WHO IS OBSESSED WITH PREVENYING THE FEDERAL TAX.

THE EST HE HIDES PM ISLANDS AND IN BAMKS WHIH DO NOT ALLOW OU FEDEAL GOV
FROM INVESTIGAION., YOU HAVE A MAN THAT IS FIXATED ON KEEPING OLD SOCKS FOR FUTURE
DARNING AND POSSIBLY SENDING USED TOIET PAPER TO BE CLEANED AND PRESSED., HE IS LIKE
THE GUY ASKING A FRIEND IF HE LIKES PANCAKES, AND IF FRIEND SAYS YES, SAYING COME OVE
FOR BREAKFAST. I'V GOT A CLOSET FULL OF THEM.

THESE AE PEOPLE WHO ARE PSYCHOTIC,. LOGIC TELLS US THEE IS JUST SO MUCH YOU AN EAT
IN A LIETIME SO WHAT IF YOU HAVE THE OIGINAL DC COMICS WITH THE FIST SUPERMAN.

THESE ARE INTERESTING PEOPLE, BUT YOU DON'T WANT THEM ESTABLISHING OU RULES.

REMEMBER THE FOUNDING FATHERS WEE PEOPLE WHO COUDN'T SUCCEDD WHEE THEY WEE BORN,
SO THEY INVADED THE USA, COMMITTED GENOCIDE ON THE PEOPLE THAT LIVEDTHERE, IMPORTED
MEN OF DIFERENT COLORS TO BE SLAVES AND WROT THE RULES FOR THEMSELVES TO SUCEDE.

THEY DIDEN'T CARE ABOUT THE COST TO THOSE WO WERE NOT PART OF THE CLUB OF WJITE MEN
IN THERE EARLY 20'S TO MID 50'S. WOMEN WERE FOR BEEDING AND NOT PART OF THE RULING CLASS.

IN THE RND HE WILL BE DEAD AND BURIED AND HIS EIERSHE ,OMR

ID YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND YOUR HISTORY, YOU AEE A DUMB AZZ

DrMaddVibe
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13 years ago

#22

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

YELLOW JELL-O IN THE

DAYROOM!!!!

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HockeyDad
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13 years ago

#23

We can't bust heads like we used to, but we have our ways. One trick is to tell 'em stories that don't go anywhere - like the time I caught the ferry over to Shelbyville. I needed a new heel for my shoe, so, I decided to go to Morganville, which is what they called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em. "Give me five bees for a quarter," you'd say.

Now where were we? Oh yeah: the important thing was I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. They didn't have white onions because of the war. The only thing you could get was those big yellow ones...

DrafterX
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13 years ago

#24

🤣

bloody spaniard
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13 years ago

#25

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

Not the first nor last time I will have been called a dumb ass- just ask the resident, pin- headed brownshirts. LOL

Believe it or not, I actually understand much of what you are saying. I had originally written a response blaming our tax laws if true and Romney for his business acumen which superceded his doing the right thing- but I deleted it.

Ricardo, the bottom line is that Obama (and the dimwit who preceded) have DESTROYED our economy. You will see what I mean when clients begin to eschew buying insurance for getting groceries. When they lose their homes and have to move into ramshackle Rio-style corrugated cardboard, one room shacks with a bucket for a toilet.

I don't care about the original Indians who lost the "war" due to small numbers & primitive technology- that's life. Besides they are now making a casino killing at the expense of the white man. I don't care to subsidize women's ability to buy rubbers & disagree with their decision to perform genocide on their unborn. I don't care about unions nor Government employees with guaranteed jobs/pensions. Obama has their vote anyway.

I care about my God, family, friends & the future of this country. Right now there is none.

(deleted rest of post because it served no purpose other than to rant & incite anger)

Right now there is a significant 1/3 of the population (EXCLUDING Medicare/Medicaid/Government pensioners) subsidized by the tax payer... If Romney is avoiding his fair share of this immense cost, he should be jailed. Unfortunately, I think that the Three Stooges (Reid, Pelosi, Biden) are just making a lot of noise with their slapstick...

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engletl
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13 years ago

#26

bloody spaniard wrote:

How dare you decline to incite anger on the political forums!!! 🤔

I am outraged that you have gone soft!!! :-"

JadeRose
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13 years ago

#27

"IN THE RND HE WILL BE DEAD AND BURIED AND HIS EIERSHE ,OMR"

That pretty much says it all right there.

😕

HockeyDad
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13 years ago

#28

Yes...those are powerrful words....errr....letters.

bloody spaniard
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13 years ago

#29

How dare you decline to incite anger on the political forums!!! 🤔
I am outraged that you have gone soft!!! :-"

engletl wrote:

LOL! At some point it feels good to stop doing this: 😣

ZRX1200
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13 years ago

#30

RICK......

I WILL GLADLY SHIP YOU PANCAKE MIX AND A BOX OF ABC CEREAL SO YOU CAN PRACTICE BEFORW TYPNGG WIF YUR FISSTS OF FURRRY!

victor809
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13 years ago

#31

RICK......

I WILL GLADLY SHIP YOU PANCAKE MIX AND A BOX OF ABC CEREAL SO YOU CAN PRACTICE BEFORW TYPNGG WIF YUR FISSTS OF FURRRY!

ZRX1200 wrote:

Rick's one of them Furries?

DrMaddVibe
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13 years ago

#32

Quick...John McCant had more than 10 years worth of Mitten's tax documents in his hands when he vetted him for the VP sweepstakepalooza...you really think he wouldn't have leaked that tidbit if there was something there?

Get a grip...take the meds...swallow them this time and have fun in the dayroom!

RICKAMAVEN
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13 years ago

#33

RICKAMAVEN #21

YOU SPELL LIKE AN IRDIOT. YOU HALF DESTROYED YOUR SPELL CHECK SO BADLEY THAT IT PUTS A Q AFTER EVERY U, ANDE CAPITALIZES PREPOSITIONS AND DAYS OF THE WEAK.

DUMB ASS.

ZRX1200
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13 years ago

#34

WTF.......

DrMaddVibe
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13 years ago

#35

RICKAMAVEN #21

YOU SPELL LIKE AN IRDIOT. YOU HALF DESTROYED YOUR SPELL CHECK SO BADLEY THAT IT PUTS A Q AFTER EVERY U, ANDE CAPITALIZES PREPOSITIONS AND DAYS OF THE WEAK.

DUMB ASS.

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

HELP!

I'VE

FALLEN

AND I

CAN'T

GET UP

ELDERLY

ABUSE

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DrMaddVibe
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13 years ago

#36

How Did Harry Reid Get Rich?

His career in public service has ended up being remarkably lucrative.

Try this thought experiment. Imagine that someone grows up in poverty, works his way through law school by holding the night shift as a Capitol Hill policeman, and spends all but two years of his career as a public servant. Now imagine that this person’s current salary — and he’s at the top of his game — is $193,400. You probably wouldn’t expect him to have millions in stocks, bonds, and real estate.

But, surprise, he does, if he’s our Senate majority leader, whose net worth is between 3 and 10 million dollars, according to OpenSecrets.org. When Harry Reid entered the Nevada legislature in 1982, his net worth was listed as between $1 million and $1.5 million “or more,” according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. So, since inquiring minds inquire, let’s try to figure out how Reid’s career in public service ended up being so lucrative. He hasn’t released his tax returns, which makes this an imperfect science, but looking at a few of his investments helps to show how he amassed his wealth.

In 2004, the senator made $700,000 off a land deal that was, to say the least, unorthodox. It started in 1998 when he bought a parcel of land with attorney Jay Brown, a close friend whose name has surfaced multiple times in organized-crime investigations and whom one retired FBI agent described as “always a person of interest.” Three years after the purchase, Reid transferred his portion of the property to Patrick Lane LLC, a holding company Brown controlled. But Reid kept putting the property on his financial disclosures, and when the company sold it in 2004, he profited from the deal — a deal on land that he didn’t technically own and that had nearly tripled in value in six years.

When his 2010 challenger Sharron Angle asked him in a debate how he had become so wealthy, he said, “I did a very good job investing.” Did he ever. On December 20, 2005, he invested $50,000 to $100,000 in the Dow Jones U.S. Energy Sector Fund (IYE), which closed that day at $29.15. The companies whose shares it held included ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco, and ConocoPhillips. When he made a partial sale of his shares on August 19, 2008, during congressional recess, IYE closed at $41.82. Just a month later, on September 17, Reid was working to bring to the floor a bill that the Joint Committee on Taxation said would cost oil companies — including those in the fund — billions of dollars in taxes and regulatory fees. The bill passed a few days later, and by October 10, IYE’s shares had fallen by 42 percent, to $24.41, for a host of reasons. Savvy investing indeed.

Here’s another example: The Los Angeles Times reported in November 2006 that when Reid became Senate majority leader he committed to making earmark reform a priority, saying he’d work to keep congressmen from using federal dollars for pet projects in their districts. It was a good idea but an odd one for the senator to espouse. He had managed to get $18 million set aside to build a bridge across the Colorado River between Laughlin, Nev., and Bullhead City, Ariz., a project that wasn’t a priority for either state’s transportation agency. His ownership of 160 acres of land nearby that stood to appreciate considerably from the project had nothing to do with the decision, according to one of his aides. The property’s value has varied since then. On his financial-disclosure forms from 2006, it was valued at $250,000 to $500,000. Open Secrets now lists it as his most valuable asset, worth $1 million to $5 million as of 2010.

How Reid acquired that land is interesting, too. He put $10,000 into a pension fund his friend Clair Haycock controlled, to take over the 160-acre parcel at a price far below its assessed value. Six months later, Reid introduced legislation that would help Haycock’s industry, a move many observers said appeared to be a quid pro quo, though Reid and Haycock denied that the legislation was the result of a property deal.

We don’t know how much more money Reid has or how he made all of it. For that, we’d have to see his tax returns.

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/314025/how-did-harry-reid-get-rich-betsy-woodruff

Public Servant...code for nose in the trough. C'mon...you wanna beat on someone...do it on Reid! No private sector experience to build wealth with. No rich relatives to inherit...er give away the inheritance! Just easier to play the Party Game though.

besides...he wears the same Magic Underware that Rick loves to post about!

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