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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 825105" data-attributes="member: 22662"><p>But remember back in October?&nbsp; The reason the jobs weren&#039;t coming back was because of all the uncertainty with extending the tax cuts.&nbsp; That was resolved with an extension of the tax cuts and where are the jobs?&nbsp; Theory was companies just couldn&#039;t wait.&nbsp; It was a republican political sell job and it worked.&nbsp; Government is expensive.&nbsp; Those with more should pay more.&nbsp; Not all that tough to figure out.&nbsp; And corporations and their investments?&nbsp; Do you think GE is the only one playing the game?&nbsp; GM does huge business in China.&nbsp; That&#039;s the beauty that corporations get to play with.&nbsp; They raise hell about the draconian tax rates they have to pay all the while knowing there is no way in hell their accounting department will let the pay that amount.&nbsp; It&#039;s a game and a fraction they would pay goes to the accountants to maximize savings in taxes.&nbsp; Not that it&#039;s illegal.&nbsp; Just that while saving billions they also get some people feeling sorry for them.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 825105, member: 22662"] But remember back in October? The reason the jobs weren't coming back was because of all the uncertainty with extending the tax cuts. That was resolved with an extension of the tax cuts and where are the jobs? Theory was companies just couldn't wait. It was a republican political sell job and it worked. Government is expensive. Those with more should pay more. Not all that tough to figure out. And corporations and their investments? Do you think GE is the only one playing the game? GM does huge business in China. That's the beauty that corporations get to play with. They raise hell about the draconian tax rates they have to pay all the while knowing there is no way in hell their accounting department will let the pay that amount. It's a game and a fraction they would pay goes to the accountants to maximize savings in taxes. Not that it's illegal. Just that while saving billions they also get some people feeling sorry for them. [/QUOTE]

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