So I get this email from the Obama 2012 campaign telling me about a tax deduction that corporations get for outsourcing jobs overseas.<\/p>\n
Jonn —<\/p>\n
Here’s something that President Obama laid out in his State of the Union that I think deserves special attention:<\/p>\n
Under current law, American companies can actually get a tax deduction for outsourcing jobs.<\/p>\n
That’s the opposite of how it should work. President Obama is proposing to end tax deductions for outsourcing, create a new tax credit for bringing jobs home, and lower tax rates for companies that manufacture and create jobs in the United States.<\/p>\n
If you think this should be a priority during this campaign, it’s up to you to speak out. Support the President and spread the word:<\/p>\n
This could be a defining issue of 2012.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
So why the f^ck are you telling me about it, douche nozzle? First of all, I don’t even know if there is such a thing, but assuming that there is, hasn’t Obama been president for more than three years already? Why hasn’t he done something about it? My guess is that if he had actually fixed it, he’d be short one more bloody shirt to wave at Democrat voters to get them to send him money so he can get four more years to make shit up about what he can’t do because of Bush.<\/p>\n
One of our prospective opponents built his career in part on outsourcing jobs in the private sector — and then continued outsourcing jobs as a governor. Is that the kind of economic experience and mindset people want in a President?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Again, f^ckstick, if the president had fixed this like he said he was going to fix in the 2008 campaign, your “prospective opponent” wouldn’t have been able to outsource jobs. So who is really at fault here?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"