OBAMA SAYS...
"THIS INTERNET SALES TAX WILL GO TO HELP EDUCATION, HIRE POLICE AND FIREFIGHTERS, AND BUILD ROADS AND BRIDGES."
HOW MANY TIMES HAVE WE HEARD THAT OLD LINE?
9,646 Reasons to Dislike the Internet Sales Tax
“The bill has never been about helping Main Street, but about helping Big Box stores,”
The movement to bring State sales tax across the board to Internet retailers got an important endorsement this week as President Barack Obama "enthusiasticlly endorsed" the efforts by Senator Harry Reid (D-NEVADA) to push the Marketplace Fairness Act forward at a breakneck pace - according to The Hill. Senators advanced the bill in a 74-20 procedural vote on Monday evening, one vote less than it received in a test vote last month. Twenty-six Republicans joined Democrats in moving forward with the bill. The Senate will now begin the debate on amendments, with a full vote happening later in the week...Read More
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We have seen the Obama administration in the tech sector vociferously abuse the First and Fifth Amendments. This is a new spin on a Third Amendment evisceration. The Third reads:
No soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.
It is Obama cellular cronies - not soldiers - who are being given force-quartered access to less-favored companies’ networks, via executive fiat - not “in a manner to be prescribed by law.”
And the Administration is considering a completely illegal Internet tax.
To further over-fund the 15.7% phone tax, an $8 billion-per-year spread-the-wealth-around universal broadband connectivity program has been proposed.
All of this is breathtakingly stupid. It damages further a free market that has been under Obama Administration siege since January 20, 2009.
Obama has broken the economy. He then ran over it with a red steamroller. Then backed up and did it again.
Obama's plan is working. Unfortunately, this is his plan.
There are laws that regulate the government’s ability to get a hold of things like credit card transaction history. But those laws have become more permissive over the course of the last several years, in particular after 9-11, and so some might say those laws are not any longer in line with the average person’s expectation of privacy.
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The liberal mind is a great thing to waste.
They stay "Wasted Again In Margaritaville"...said Obamaville.
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