OH NO! The one true god of the liberals is in trouble.

I am truly surprised the Brits have not put a bullet between his eyes.

So long Originally Posted by LexusLover

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out.

Or the Russians...

Then you have no business determining the mental acuity of someone else. Originally Posted by WombRaider

You have little ability to determine the mental acuity of someone else.

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out. Originally Posted by bigtex

Your cleverness might impress even the most sharp witted 2nd grader.

Your cleverness might impress even the most sharp witted 2nd grader. Originally Posted by DSK

He'll have to wait for a social promotion to impress someone then.

He'll have to wait for a social promotion to impress someone then. Originally Posted by LexusLover

His mother loves social promotion - it is her only chance of getting rid of him.

Your cleverness might impress even the most sharp witted 2nd grader. Originally Posted by DSK

The fact you replied to it is a indicator of your advanced level of schooling .LOL

The fact you replied to it is a indicator of your advanced level of schooling .LOL Originally Posted by i'va biggen

I never claimed to have an advanced level of schoolin' - I'm a High School Graduate - Go Cougars!!!

where did you hear that? Rush, Sean, Glenn? Get some new material. Originally Posted by WombRaider

first of all Mr know it all dipshit, I am not a Republican nor do I give two shits about Fat Ass blow hard Rush, Sean or Beck

and this is pointed at the People who are supposed to uphold the laws
Soros used a loopphole to doge paying taxes for over 10 years now the Chickens have come home to roost.

Lets see start with the King of Race baiters Shit Al Sharpton. owes like $4.5mil??

Tom Daschles owed $100k in back taxes

Stupid Fuk Libtard Charlie the dumb ass Rangel: oh I did not know I owed $75k on investment income and this is the same loser who is on the Ways and Means
Web Hubbel former Clinton lackey
Timmy Timtard Geithner. i guess merely forgot to pay, slipped his mind

Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri

Former Rep. Frank W. Ballance Jr. of North Carolina, who cited ill health in resigning from Congress in June, was indicted on federal fraud and money-laundering charges yesterday in connection with a drug and alcohol counseling program he founded. The 62-year-old Democrat was indicted along with his son, Garey Ballance, a state judge, who was charged with not filing a tax return in 2000, the Associated Press reports. A stinging state audit last fall found that the John A. Hyman Foundation was riddled with conflicts of interest and had made $325,000 in questionable payments. The foundation has received $2.1 million in state money since 1994, thanks in part to the elder Mr. Ballance.

Senator Dianne Wilkerson has a spotty record with regard to money. She once served six months under house arrest for failing to file her state and federal income taxes. She's been sued over unpaid loans and bills. She's been fined for prior violations.

This link if from Law Professor at Pepperdine
http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_b...ax-cheats.html
not sure where he get his stats but you Demtards out number GOP tax cheats by almost 3 to 1

and here are the Commoner Demtards who don't pay

Wesley Snipes owed 58 Million
Pete Rose one million
Dionne Warwick 2.2 million
Willie Nelson 16.7 million
Walter Anderson Anderson plead guilty to tax evasion and fraud charges for failing to report $365 million in income earned from 1995 to 1999
Heidi Fleiss more than $500,000
Gil Hill Former President of the Detroit City Council, as well as a former Detroit police detective, Gil Hill 20,000
Former New York State Senator Vincent Leibell resigned from his post in December 2010 after 28 years in office, and plead guilty to felony bribery, tax evasion, 43,000
Macy Gray is a Grammy Award-winning R&B singer, as well as a songwriter, record producer and actress, 50,000
British supermodel Naomi Campbell 64,000

and a few more losers you vote for.
Walter R. Tucker III (D-CA) was sentenced to 27 months in prison in 1996 for extortion and tax evasion. (1995)[1
Nick Mavroules, Massachusetts Democrat: tax evasion, accepting illegal gratuity (1992).
Carroll Hubbard, Kentucky Democrat: fraud and corruption (1994).
Carl Perkins, Kentucky Democrat: fraud (1994).
Charlie Rose, North Carolina Democrat: financial-disclosure irregularities (1994).
Larry Smith, Florida Democrat: tax evasion (1994).
Walter Fauntroy, District of Columbia Democrat: financial-disclosure misdemeanor (1995).
Charles Wilson, Texas Democrat: paid $90,000 fine to Federal Election Commission (1995).
Mary Rose Oakar, Ohio Democrat: financial-disclosure irregularities (1998).
Frederick W. Richmond (D-New York),Convicted of tax evasion. Served 9 months (1982) [6
Frank M. Clark (D-Pennsylvania) pleaded guilty to mail fraud and tax evasion on June 12, 1979 and sentenced to two years in prison.[67]

Nancy Killefer, former Assistant Secretary for Management and Chief Financial Officer of the Treasury Department during the Clinton administration, nominated for Deputy Director at the Office of Management and Budget and Chief Performance Officer. Obama said in announcing her nomination, "We can no longer afford to sustain the old ways when we know there are new and more efficient ways of getting the job done." Killefer withdrew on February 3 because of a lien against her home for failure to pay unemployment tax for household help. Ironic that she can afford household help - something most of us Americans can't - and then doesn't pay the taxes her party trumpets. Certainly not anyone you want in charge of managing the public's money.

Hilda Solis, nominated for Labor Secretary, was confirmed on February 11 even though her husband had liens against his business going back 16 years. He paid the full $6,400 owed a day before her confirmation hearing. Wouldn't that be nice if the average American could pretend to have nothing to do with their spouse's finances?

Former Dallas Democratic Mayor Ron Kirk, nominated for Trade Representative, failed to pay $10,000 in back taxes for speaking fees over three years. He faced Senate questioning on March 9 over it, but is expected to win confirmation. $2,600 of the back taxes was due to deducting $17,382 worth of basketball tickets; he was unable to provide proof of business purposes for those tickets. Most Americans can't afford $17,382 in baseball tickets, much less have a business to deduct the cost from. Kirk also took overly large deductions for a used TV he gave to charity, and inflated accounting and tax preparation fees. He has agreed to pay $9,975 in back taxes from 2005-2007.