Taxes

This debate had few similarities to the first debate. This one was a town hall questions from the crowd and as usual the questions were pretty softball for the most part.

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Between 2000 and 2007 the average price of gasoline was $1.91 and we were screaming about it. How we would love to go back to those days now.

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Our leaders are dealing with unfathomable amounts of money. We are truly in uncharted territory. Much of the fate of the world depends on what we do in the next few months and our leaders are playing politics instead of taking care of business.

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But what should the republicans do? Sit in stoned silence and render polite applause to electrifying speakers who’ve been told to “tone it down?” Is there any day of the year that someone in the United States is NOT being dealt a “bad hand?”

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The news outlets are constantly reporting on the number of jobs that have moved overseas for cheaper labor, less regulation, lower taxes and to open new markets. Have we really lost those jobs, or is this just another evolutionary process in the economic cycle?

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What happens in these countries in the future, is going to affect every aspect of your daily life. The US produces more goods and services than it’s possible for us to consume. In order for you to maintain your comfortable lifestyle, new markets for our goods and services must be opened across the globe.

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Can you retire as an entrepreneur. Mike McCormick and Tom will discuss that topic. Plus, Ed Blackman of Gallatin County joins Mike and Tom to talk about Gallatin County Finances.

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Some things that came up during the break, that we didn't have time to get to, was a report by "OpenSecrets.org" that over $1.6 million dollars of outside money is flowing into the state earmarked to defeat Rehberg's run for the Senate.

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Believe it or not, there are some positives about being a procrastinator. While the procrastinator procrastinates and does other things, the subconscious mind works on the problem in the background.

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So when you drove up to a McDonald’s in Portland, Oregon the person on the other end of the intercom could be in Portland, Maine. It saved the company money in uniforms and flexible work schedules.

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