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• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • Then you must make over $250,000 a year, in that case I do not feel sorry for you.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • People with money are not evil. However, "tax-cut welfare" is unacceptable. The rich & lucky should pay at least the same tax rate as average joe tax payer, that Sir is only fair.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • "Mr. Poplawski was opposed to Mr. Obama's election, which he thought would result in the loss of his rights", Aaron Vire, friend of the gunman. You can read the entire article for yourself at the Pittsburgh Post website.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • I didn't say the oil industry paid no taxes, only that taxes on oil were less than the wind-turbine guy had to pay in his business.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • As of 6 months ago Elkhart Products was still in business.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • On vacation last summer, we came through Houston. I must admit it is a beautiful city. I also noticed a lot of big 4-wheel drive pickups, surbans, etc. and a lot of those vehicles were pulling RV's made in Elkhart county, Indiana.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • That is exactly one of the manufactures that was at the town hall meeting in Elkhart, Indiana. The Company President said his company was struggling because there are no tax breaks for the wind-turbine industry as there are for the oil industry.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • Please let's not partisin name call on this blog. You don't like President Obama, I get that. As regular people we have got to stop with the hate speech propaganda that is used to whip up emotion by radio, tv, and congressional talking heads.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • No doubt Elkhart is in a difficult situation. However, there are some good things for the county. For one, the County has been run responsibly and as a result has not needed massive cuts to balance their budget as other parts of the nation have had to do.

• Why Elkhart?

  Tue Apr 7, 2009
  • Joe the Plumber, need I say more?