... a tough question.
http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=8620606
And the question is this:
If you say, "No new taxes on the middle class."
Then you propose a bill that says: "Buy the right kind of mandatory insurance plan or we will fine you," what does that make you.
Hint: LIAR.
It was funny watching the spin.
Watch:
Suppose I Claim: A $25,000 'transfer fee' to change title of a ski town condo is not a tax. Its a 'fee.' Or I say: "A 'transfer fee' by the State of Colorado in the amount of $200 per every transfer of a firearm, that's not a tax either. Its just to pay for the instacheck."
You all would respond: "Gonzo, you dipshit..... A 'fee', or 'excise,' or 'surcharge,' or whatever that is collected under compulsion, that goes to the government coffers, and is spent by government folks on on government programs is a fucking tax. LOOK it even says so in the dictionary. Under definition number '1' "
Gonzo says: "AHA! The fact you went to the dictionary proves its a stretch. "
And every goes:
Believe it or not, that's what OBAMA says. That the fact that someone pointed out that he's ignoring the textbook definition of a word belies desperation on the part of the critics, not him.
Uh, no fuckhead. We go to the dictionary because you're interpretation is so basically and fundamentally fucked up that it actually clashes with the meaning of the fucking words in question. But I guess in Obama world up is down, down is up, and a bunch of money flowing from the middle class to the government is not a 'tax' because, well, because they say so.
:-/