I can be opposed to a politician because of their policies without suffering any emotional distress because they don't share my beliefs and values.I will look at the Obama Presidency the same way I did the Clinton one before the 1994 election.

How many politicians can say that?

I know they are not as hated as say lawyers or politicians, but they are up there.

It didn't hurt me.Seeing the amount of increase in tuition at the public universities just pysses me off even more about these moronic politicians, particularly at the state level who keep taking these "no tax increase" pledges.

The Mexican people should make more of an effort to unite and force their own corrupt politicians to do a better job.

I currently purchased a domain name for a website and now i'm thinking it might not have been a good idea. but i wanted everyones opion if they would use their name for their website to promote your real estate business. for example mine is www.kenhicksjr.com I'm not a politician or anyone really, just trying to make a name in realestate for myself so when somone heres ken hicks they will think of a real estate investor and that might lead to more leads. these domain names are cheap and i can easly purchase a new one like khjhomes.com well let me know

Historically, government does not shrink unless the citizens "take up arms" and change it, left to their own devices politicians will only maintain status quo or change things incrementally.

That's not good business for the agent.If you get the chance, you might want to read a bit about what the National Association of Realtors is doing to help ease tax burdens for home owners, to assist home owners obtaining affordable home insurance, levying with politicians to bring tax reform and property amendments to many areas of the country.I hope this helps you.

they always do - i think alot of states already have.the changes that the silly politicians implement could really effect investors throughout the country.

Tax "advantages" are something dreamed up by politicians to make you think they've given you something, when in fact they haven't:Paying a dollar (more) in interest saves you 25 cents in taxes (more or less, depending on your nominal tax rate.