On 10/30/2011 4:53 PM, Kurt Ullman wrote:

The Democrat Congress at the time (although the final votes were
fairly bipartisan) decided that Executive Compensation was getting out
of hand and they Must Put A Stop To That. So, they effectively capped
the salary of the top executives at a $1 million dollars by making that
the top amount that could be deducted (BTW: If you look at the annual
reports you will see that even to today most salaries are around a $1
million or so).

There seems to be a strong, almost ubiquitous correlation between right
wing political affiliation and insufficient intelligence to master basic
English grammar. A "Democrat" is a person who is a member of the
Democratic Party. The word "Democrat" is a noun. When describing the
characteristics of a noun, in your example "Congress", we use
adjectives, i.e., "Democratic Congress".

Or are you all so petty that your best weapon is to intentionally be
irritating rather than rational?