Especially when that Republican is neither rich or in business.
I’m puzzled that they defend billions in subsidies (wealthfare) to businesses, tax loopholes to the rich etc., but are incensed if a hungry or sick child gets welfare.
Why is that?

Why do we even buy from them. Understand those businesses don’t pay taxes for them.

That is one of the reasons or BUDGET will be very hard to be addressed.

I know my business will….Small businesses are already struggling to stay alive and now OBAMACARE would be final nail in coffin….How many millions of people will lose jobs from Obamacare mandate?

We’ve been seeing what happens when businesses don’t have enough money to pay their employees (layoffs, firings, etc). How will raising taxes and taking money away from the companies that hire the people to work for them help the economy?

What I don’t understand is how can you trust businesses to not do something stupid that can wreck more than their own business?

In my opinion that would be like expecting murderers to commit their crimes without hurting anyone.

Take for example:
Airlines got a bailout and now their service is worse than ever.
Automakers just got another bailout and they still aren’t competitive.
Banks and creditors are second only to wireless industry in complaints.

Why should they keep bailing out shoddy businesses?

Where do small businesses get their goods and supplies? From larger corporations.

What will happen to the prices of these goods and supplies when the corporate tax rate is raised? They will go up, directly affecting the small business owner.

How will the small business owner adjust to paying higher prices? They will raise their prices becoming less competitive and lose customers, cut their employee base or close (lose) their businesses.

In a bad economy, why would you want to do something that will directly affect the small businesses that employ 60 to 80 million people?

What do you not understand?

Would you patronize that business, would you boycott it or would you find it offensive?
Could the same be said of christian businesses that practice that type of advertising?