>>Yeah, well, enjoy his presidency, Marcia. Who knows, maybe he will be in office long enough for you to stop bragging about how much money you make.
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>>Interesting that you interpreted my statement like that. I intend to be semi-retired if Obama gets elected. I do not intend to work hard so that anyone can take what I have earned and give it away to someone else. I contribute to various charitable organizations because that is my choice. I will not allow someone else to decide where I should donate my money.
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>Your taxes will not be significantly different under Obama. That is just Republican fear mongering. They have no plan of their own so can only attack, attack, attack.

What? Do you actually believe what you wrote? I pointed out his policies a few times, posted links to his own website with the information, and I guess you haven't had time to read them. They've changed over the months but still, given what she posted about their income level, it is entirely likely that their taxes will indeed change. Fear mongering? Hard about refusing to even study his policies, listen to his speeches, or consider the reality?

If you read nothing else, please read this single page of information:

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Republican-National-Committee-Obamas-Sliding/story.aspx?guid=%7BA50C404A-28E9-4C43-9360-A76BB4A9FC6E%7D

If you have or can find evidence to dispute it, please post it here. I would be more than happy to see it refuted with evidence instead of just unsupported declarations of 'fear mongering.' At least consider the factcheck.org information or support your difference of opinion with any type of evidence. It is only 'fear mongering' IF it entails spreading discreditable, misrepresentative information designed to induce fear and apprehension. Can you discredit it?