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On their TV ads they claim that Pres. Obama passed a law that will give consumers a tax credit for energy savings. That is NOT true, the tax law was passed under the Bush administration. It's is a minor detail to some, but to others, it is not. I think credit should be given where credit is due. Why try to trick the consumer? Just tell the truth or omit Obama all together. That's my feelings. Are they trying to get more customers simply by using Obama's name in their advertising? I think they should do their homework if they're going to make these kinds of statements on TV. Just a frustrated Republican making a point. Thank you for your time.


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1. Written by billy, on 28-10-2009 04:25

Yea Obama expanded the plan. It was set to expire this year and the rebate is higher. However so are the requirments.

2. Written by Richard, on 13-10-2009 17:30

Window World is no good! I had work done there before and it was a nightmare! Republican all the way in 2012!

3. Written by Janet, on 12-10-2009 10:00

I simply tried to start an adult discussion about the subject of energy credits. Adult being the key word.

4. Written by Josh, on 12-10-2009 00:37

Well I don't care if you take it off. You are the one that started the politics. We could of done without that. It would not of caused a mess then.

5. Written by jw, on 11-10-2009 20:19

I have requested that my post be removed from this forum due to the unnecessary foul notations being used by the select unintelligent public. Thanks. You know who you are JOSH

6. Written by Josh, on 11-10-2009 16:22

I will talk about what I *** want to. I have freedom of speech so *** you!

7. Written by hope, on 11-10-2009 15:22

Hello people...were talking about windows here...keep your political views to yourself.

8. Written by Josh, on 08-10-2009 21:25

*** the dems!

9. Written by Chuck, on 06-10-2009 23:45

Right on! *** THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS!

10. Written by Jake, on 06-10-2009 23:09

yes... tax credits have been around for years. The most recent bill containing a tax credit for home improvements products was sighned by Obama in march 2009 it's called "The American Reinvestment recovery act" wich made the 1,500 credit available. 3,500 was origionly recomended by a republican from GA.

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