Thread: Obama Non-Jobs Plan Tax Soup Kitchens, hospitals, Churches

Obama's Non-Jobs Plan To Tax Soup Kitchens...and Dems Are Starting To Balk

By shrekgrinch
Thu, 15 Sep 2011, 9:48am

Yesterday, it was announced that an astounding 1 in 6 Americans are living in poverty. President Obama's response? To demand a tax on donations to soup kitchens and other charities that help people desperately in need. The President's proposal will impact approximately 40% of all the tax deductible contributions, and essentially penalize soup kitchens, hospitals, and churches that provide essential services to those who need them most. It’s no wonder this tax hike has been rejected on both sides of the aisle.

source: http://majorityleader.gov/blog/2011/09/ ... chens.html

Amazing. It's like the WH is staffed by a bunch of lobotomy patients or something like that.

With 1 in 6 Americans in poverty in Obama's America, The Messiah wants to go after soup kitchens?

Meanwhile: Democrats are starting to revolt on the bill themselves...w/o help from the Reps.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44528419/ns ... ork_times/

http://patrick.net/forum/?p=1032752

Amazing. It's like the WH is staffed by a bunch of lobotomy patients or something like that.


No do ya think????????

But you need to pass this bill now!!!!!!!

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