Well, at least ONE of the top 2% pay their share of taxes.  Just imagine if they all did! This article states, that according to Huffington Post ''To put that in perspective, Zuckerberg is paying almost half of 1% of the total that all Americans paid in 2011, .."   emphasis on ALL .   The wealthiest have to just st...more

Some things WOULD have been funny, if they were in one of his animated series, or a movie that someone might pay to go see, but I just thought a lot of his 'jokes' and comments were more to the offensive side that humor.  I just thought it was in poor taste, and again, if it were on Family guy, the singing of the loser...more

Just what we need, another 'Fox entertainment' um, I mean news.  blow hard..why don't you just start your own paper and put people to work..I mean really, isn't that why you receive all the Bush era tax breaks?  ...to create jobs!

After seeing all the chains closing, I feel the worst for the employees.  It's typical that they are the ones to suffer.  These chains move into small communities, push out the indies, then buckle and fold.  I was sad to see a few national icons (Big Boy) nearing it's end..but I guess in the long run, it's better that ...more

Go figure...Chipotle's is owned by McDonalds..so crappy unhealthy food..cheap.  It's sad that americans don't know what real food tastes like and frequent chains rather than a local establishment.

LOL!  SAVE money?  people can barely live and pay bills...guess this article is for the people that think the top1% should be able to keep their TEMPORARY tax breaks..and create jobs!   LOL LOL LOL!

Just another skanky redneck looking for attention.  Just wait til Honey Boo Boo grows up..I'm sure Hanna Montana all grown up is her role model

But then he does have talent at least...not just a pretty face with NO talent.  Did you even take into consideration his outstanding performance as Bernie..in Bernie!

I guess you didn't get the whole story...the Unions didn't take Hostess down, they already compromised with pay decreases, higher benefit -out-of pocket costs (2004) to help keep the company running.  The PRIVATE Wall Street investors, none of which had any background in baked or food industry, collected an average of ...more