Northwest Indiana Discussion

I find it hard to believe that someone can be so silly as chuckles.

If a company comes to Wisconsin and EMPLOYS people, the tax base will INCREASE and MORE taxes will be collected.

If companies do NOT go to Wisconsin more people are UNEMPLOYED and getting government handouts......

Oh wait.....that was the point of the nitwit's post and what him and his ilk desire.

I get it.....how very socialist!

And typical.

HEY chunkblow try to stay up to date, he did that Feb. 1

SO the answer is to not have companies go to Wisconsin that way people stay unemployed and they won't be taxed.

THAT is a typical liberal Democrat logic.

Thank you so much for highlighting it.

People can now see both sides and decide which makes more sense.

What in the hell are you talking about?

You are a flippin' idiot.

Nobody has to work for any company for anything. It's called 'freedom' and people are free to choose where they will work.
YOU want to keep companies out by making it too costly to do business and thus leaving people with no jobs and no money. That way they won't be taxed.



It's NOTHING at all like what is going on in the Middle East.

Get a grip, Son.

what union?

I thought DUMBO was simply showing off his ignorance of the Constitution, but now I realize you liberal idiots just don't care.

PRESIDENT CHECKS OUT: FOCUS ON B-BALL BRACKETS


The Middle East is afire with rebellion, Japan is imploding from an earthquake, and the battle of the budget is on in the United States, but none of this seems to be deterring President Obama from a heavy schedule of childish distractions.

The newly installed tandem of White House Chief of Staff William Daley and Senior Adviser David Plouffe were supposed to impart a new sense of discipline and purpose to the White House. Instead, they are permitting him to showcase himself as a poorly focused leader who has his priorities backward.

This morning, as Japan’s nuclear crisis enters a potentially catastrophic phase, we are told that Obama is videotaping his NCAA tournament picks and that we’ll be able to tune into ESPN Wednesday to find out who he likes.

Saturday, he made his 61st outing to the golf course as president, and got back to the White House with just enough time for a quick shower before heading out to party with Washington’s elite journalists at the annual Gridiron Dinner.

With various urgencies swirling about him, Saturday’s weekly videotaped presidential address focusing on “Women’s History Month” seemed bizarrely out of touch.

Obama Friday took time out to honor the 2009-10 Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks. Thursday was a White House conference on bullying – not a bad idea perhaps, but not quite Leader of the Free World stuff either.

Obama appeared a little sleepy as he weighed in against the bullies, perhaps because he’d spent the night before partying with lawmakers as they took in a Chicago Bulls vs. Charlotte Bobcats game.

Meanwhile, the president has been studying for weeks whether to establish a No Fly Zone over Libya, delaying action while the point becomes increasingly moot as Qaddafi begins to defeat and slaughter his opponents. And lawmakers from both Parties are wondering why he seems to be AWOL in the deficit reduction debate.

The Libya indecision follows an inconsistent response to the protests that ousted former Egyptian President Mubarak and seemed to catch the White House off guard. The perfunctory response from the White House Monday to Saudi Arabia’s dispatch of troops to Bahrain suggested the administration wasn’t prepared for that one either.

But the fun stuff won’t end anytime soon. On Thursday, the Taoiseach of Ireland will be in town to help the president celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. And then Friday it’s off to Brazil for the start of a three-country Latin American tour.

Oddly, he’ll be missing Carnival, which went down last week.