"Liberals are so f**king stupid that they actually believe the people they raise taxes on will just sit there like bumps on a log and do nothing. Socialism works real good until the money runs out or the taxpayers wake up and leave the home of the parasites. As Margaret Thatcher said, the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money. These same liberal/socialist/marxist elites spew their hate to the uninformed masses who actually believe that the "rich" stole from them and that the "rich" owe them a living. Stalin, Mao, Chavez, the Castros, Hitler, all did the same thing. And now they are spewing it here. Phil could always move to a state like Texas or Florida that has no state income tax and save millions of his earned money. Why do you think Tiger Woods moved to Florida from California? I don't blame him one bit. Who wants to pay into a system that will not realize they have a spending problem? 20% for taxes should be tops. Never pay the dumbest among us to have children. They will have little chance for happiness or of being able to support themselves. All it is is vote buying by career politicians. The USA got rid of the communist and socialist threat by re-naming them liberals. Calipornia is a cesspool of liberalism. And it's not just the "freebagger welfare scum". It's also the police pensions, the firemen pensions, the teachers pensions and the government bureaucrat pensions. They raise taxes so much that the producers flee. High taxes and over regulation have cost thousands of jobs but the libtards don.t care. They have votes to buy." MC
And, ironically, his nickname is Lefty.
“…if you add up, if you add up all the federal and you look at the disability and the unemployment and the Social Security and the state, my tax rate’s 62, 63 percent. So I’ve got to make some decisions on what I’m going to do,” said Mickelson.
Professional golfer Phil Mickelson told reporters Sunday that he is
considering “drastic changes” in response to state and federal income
tax hikes — including possibly leaving the United States.
“It’s been an interesting off-season. And I’m going to have to make some drastic changes. I’m not going to
jump the gun and do it right away, but I will be making some drastic changes,” Mickelson said during a press conference following the Humana Challenge golf tournament in La Quinta, Calif.
When pressed by reporters about whether those “drastic changes” could include leaving California or even the United States, the four-time major championship winner didn’t foreclose the possibility. But he made clear the reason he is considering such drastic options is the massive tax burden he now shoulders.
“But if you add up, if you add up all the federal and you look at the disability and the unemployment and the Social Security and the state, my tax rate’s 62, 63 percent. So I’ve got to make some decisions on what I’m going to do,” said Mickelson.
In November, California voters approved Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown’s Proposition 30, which raised taxes on all state residents who earn more than $1 million in annual income. California now has the highest state income tax rate in the nation. (Jindal proposes elimination of income and corporate taxes in Louisiana)
Earlier this month, as part of a deal to avert the so-called “fiscal cliff,” Congress allowed Bush-era income tax cuts to expire for upper-income Americans.
Mickelson has collected $73 million in career earnings according to Forbes magazine. His endorsements total $40 million per year.
He said he expects to provide more insight into his future plans next week during his hometown event at the Torrey Pines Golf Course near San Diego.
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