I don’t have the time or desire to put together a long post tonight on how our American tax code is unnecessarily complicated, and favors the super-rich. To do it well would be a daunting task, and I’m not up for it at the moment. What I am up for, however, is passing along this […]
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Closing tax loopholes for billionaires
Posted in Economics, entrepreneurism, Politics Also tagged Angel Investor Tax Credit, angel investors, billionaires, call to action, capital gains, college tax credit, hedge fund loophole, hedge funds, Henry Kravis, loopholes, MoveOn, Paul Allen, private equity, Robert Reich, startup investing, tax loopholes, tax the rich, taxes, the plight of the overtaxed rich, vodka, vodka eyeballing 42 Comments
Praying for Obama
According to the Christian Science Monitor, there’s a new slogan taking root on the fundamentalist right. It’s “Pray for Obama: Psalm 109:8”. Some of you may recognize the Biblical reference. Psalm 109:8 is commonly translated as: Let his days be few; and let another take his office. So, folks advancing this slogan aren’t so much […]
Posted in Media, Other, Politics Also tagged assassination, Cafe Press, hate speech, ideas for coffee table books, Obama, psalm, “Pray for Obama: Psalm 109:8” 16 Comments
American Clean Energy and Security Act
Today, Congressmen Henry Waxman (D-California) and Edward Markey (D-Massachusetts) unveiled a draft of their their bill to address climate change. Called the American Clean Energy and Security Act, the legislation sets out primarily to do three things – develop sources of clean energy, boost energy efficiency, and both cap and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. The following […]
Posted in Alternative Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Politics Also tagged American Clean Energy and Security Act, cap-and-trade, carbon capture and storage, carbon dioxide, Clean Air Act, coal, Congress, Edward Markey, Environmental Protection Agency, General Motors, Henry Waxman, New York Times, Obama, smart grid 2 Comments