True, but they are some of the ones that are trying to defeat tax reform because it infringes on their tax deductions, when their taxes have nothing to do with the rest of the country.
They are perfectly justified in taxing themselves, but they have no right to expect the rest of the country to subsidize those taxes.

Your language, just like the language of Paul Ryan, is the language of the left.  Your premise is that the government owns the fruits of our labor, and a deduction ("loophole" to people like you and Ryan) takes from the mouth of FedGov.  How twisted.

You aren't subsidizing shit when someone takes a tax deduction to which they are lawfully entitled.  Many of us live where the jobs are, and don't have the portability of moving to no-tax states. I've lived in 4 high-tax states, three of which are manufacturing-rich states, and I work for manufacturers.

I'm currently in Wisconsin - in 2013 (last stat I saw) it was the top manufacturing state in the nation, with 795 manufacturing jobs per 10,000 people.  Similar results with the rest of the rust belt - Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Kansas.

Wisconsin has been lead by Democrats and Socialists for decades.  I was part of the effort to make Wisconsin purple with brief shades of red, with Scott Walker and a Republican legislature. I'm on the tax Committee and Public Policy Committee of professional and statewide manufacturing group.  Taxes have been going down, but the ability to turn a rust-belt state into a no-tax or low-tax state is extremely difficult if not impossible.

Maybe I can say federal taxes from our Wisconsin manufacturing jobs are subsidizing the sloth in your state.

I'm sick of Republicans buying into the divisive language of the left, whether it's class envy or tax policy.

Roy Moore should just change his last name to Clinton and the press will cover this up immediately.

2016 was a snore fest, from two has-been teams. Look at the line cards stats for both series. First four games of 2016 were never in doubt. Got a lot better last three games, game 7 was outstanding. 2017 the whole series was good. Record number of HRs, two games into extra innings, Springer tied Reggie for HRs in a series, home field advantage change(Dodgers, on the losing end), Houston is a WS virgin. No comparison. One good game in 2016, six good and one great game in 2017.

You're dead to me.

Here's another "professor" only concerned with growing the intellect of her students:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/24/white-privilege-bolstered-by-teaching-math-university-professor-says.html

Hey, she wrote a book. I'm sure it met with Steingar's peer review requirement for valid academic research.

Can you imagine that room of white-hating peers all cheering on this "research"?

It's for the children, you sick fuckers. Why do you hate kids? 

To bring this back to football[1], look what Kaepernick is doing now! What a TOTAL loser.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2017/10/15/colin-kaepernick-collusion-claim-against-nfl-owners/766348001/

[1] Yes, the stock market is risky, but it's the only game in town with the Fed giving away money for nothing. Serfs R us.

Wow.

Talk about being easily triggered by something so trivial.

You guys sound worse than a bunch of thin skinned millennials.

 You mean like all of the outcry from the Progressives when a woman who owned a bakery refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay wedding? Day after day the MSM had 24/7 coverage of progressives crying about this "injustice".

 

 

Not necessarily, too many people don't know to keep their yappers shut when dealing with those guys.

Reminds me of the case from last year, maybe 2 years ago, where the court said you have to actually say that you're invoking your right to remain silent.  That's just wrong.