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And quite possibly one of the best.

Couldn’t help it. Short, sweet, and to the point.

And commuication is a problem for Republicans.

Down with paragraph limits for diaries. Up with effective communication

And raise you a “hell no”.

Rather politer than I’d have gone, though.

Robert Jordan wrote a great political vow in that war cry.

nt

first, Neil: I don’t understand the 52/48 thing, please explain (sorry)

second, tcgeol: where’s that SHADE quote from?

third, everybody: I’m unclear about what NT means (nice try? as in “you’re almost right but not quite”? )or does it mean something else?)

So I won’t ;o)

But I think somebody used that one already…

Looks like your link pushed me on the Rec List, heh.

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That was one game – the season will never end.

5!

nt

…Mutual, I’m sure.

…I take it back.

for the last 8 years, which I know you will never do, so, the NOs have it!

Salty ones, of course. lol

Seriously though. Mentioned it above in a reply, but wanted to expand the thought. The “NUTS” concept works on a few levels. I hope you’ll join me in sending some Peanuts to the WH on 1/20/09 to soon arrive thereafter.

Sends the McAuliffe “NUTS” message and ties-back to Jimmy Carter to boot. Perhaps we can get NutsOnline involved, like they were for the Jericho project (see Michelle Malkin blog here). Anyone have a good email address to get her attention on this!?!?

The following organizations have seen substantial contributions from my businesses over the last 2 decades. Most of these organizations sided with the “52″ this year.

I have informed each and every one, using (paraphrasing here, as each response was different, based on the exact activities) their behaviour as a guide, that we will no longer support their organizations.

The City Mission-shelters
The Food Banks
The United Way
American Cancer-Heart … etc … societies.

And a variety of other charities …

The basics of the letter I sent each …

*Dear Sir/Madam:

Ww have supported your causes for many years, but this year, we have declined to continue with our support.

The American people – or 52%, to be exact, have decided that business owners are the problem in our country, and we need to be punished with confiscatory taxes. We were even told that our current tax rate of 37.9 % by the Federal Government alone was not enough, and that we can expect the Federal government to start taking 50-60% of our hard work, in order to give our hard earned money to those who did not earn it.

Further, by voting against this increase, we were told by our newly elected president that we are “selfish”.

As the majority of the American People decided that government was the solution, and that private business was the problem, we are bowing to their wishes.

We wish you the best of luck in getting the required funding for your organization from the Federal Government.

Best Regards,

Craigpennsylvania*

Every business owner I know has severely cut back on charitable giving since 11-04. It is not going to be a good year for charities. Perhaps, in the future, there will be an appreciation for what businesses do for our communities. In the mean time, this is but one weapon we have to fight this trend towards socialism

The response I have gotten back from some of these organizatons led to a phone call. I heard many exclaim thoughts along this line:

I had no idea that the new taxes would hit businesses so hard.

…an Elephant never forgets.