Fred Siegel: Who Lost the Middle Class? - WSJ.com
And, as we know, the most profitable and high paying jobs and professions tend to be those that are knowledge-based.
Thus, it's not plant and equipment that locks a company or person to the United States.
Warren Buffet may feel as though the upper income earners should pay higher taxes (Charlie Rose interview) but Harvey Golub (WSJ, Mon. Aug. 22) clearly disagrees.
And, the idea of taxing people who could leave the US and locate to another location somehow escapes the minds of the liberals who are trying to desperately find a way to fund their handout programs and failed policies.
Let's hope Republican 'creationism' isn't part of the upcoming election and that a reasonable dialog can be put before the American people so they can understand the opportunities from a re-energized country (as Warren Buffet pictures it) vs. the nanny state of Obama and Pelosi et al., which is sapping the country's ability to start growing again.
It seems clear from the comments in this paper that there are strong believers in Obamanomics who, like the religious right, have to base their beliefs on 'faith' vs. 'results'.
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