How much of your work goes into paying for taxes
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Americans will spend more in taxes in 2012 than they will on housing, food, and clothing combined.
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I don't spend nearly as much for taxes as I do for my healthcare. If you want to worry something, worry about healthcare!
Rubio! Charisma, Conservative credentials and the Florida and Latino vote will help Romney beat Obama! He will need to accept the VP post for the good of the country! Otherwise we are stuck with Obama's ultra expensive healthcare policies and takes us down the path of Hugo Chavez over the next four years, not to mention the same national debt crisis path as Greece that we are already rapidly approaching!