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besides adding massively to the national debt, what else did bush's tax cuts do?
added massively to Obama's deficits.
They sure as shit didn't raise employment, revenues or strengthen the Middle Class.
besides adding massively to the national debt, what else did bush's tax cuts do?
added massively to Obama's deficits.
They sure as shit didn't raise employment, revenues or strengthen the Middle Class.
They didn't even help the stock market.
In short Bush's tax cuts didn't do ANYTHING the Right habitually claims tax cuts do.
The credit bubble is what falsely propped the economy up after 9/11. Not a 3 percent tax cut on the top bracket.
So, now people have to prove that keeping what's theirs in the first place benefits you.
Is there no end to the entitlement mentality?
It's not all theirs.
Whose is it then?
The credit bubble is what falsely propped the economy up after 9/11. Not a 3 percent tax cut on the top bracket.
How do you know that? The tax cuts also encompassed far more than the 3% off the top tier.
It's a mix. When you live in a society propped up by laws and infrastructure, you're obligated to pay for such. As a result, all of the dollars you work for are not "yours." That's pretty self explanatory, one would think.
It's a whole nother "sense of entitlement" to think that all money is yours, and that 0% of it is paid to run the Society in which you partake.
Exactly who here said that nobody should pay any taxes? Hmm?
besides adding massively to the national debt, what else did bush's tax cuts do?
added massively to Obama's deficits.
They sure as shit didn't raise employment, revenues or strengthen the Middle Class.
Oh really? We never saw 4.5% unemployment?
The credit bubble is what falsely propped the economy up after 9/11. Not a 3 percent tax cut on the top bracket.
How do you know that? The tax cuts also encompassed far more than the 3% off the top tier.
Because it's when the Credit bubble was getting more and more inflated, coinciding with the Economy doing the same, and when the Credit bubble popped, what else popped?> The Economy, meanwhile, still same taxes all around.
How do you know that? The tax cuts also encompassed far more than the 3% off the top tier.
Because it's when the Credit bubble was getting more and more inflated, coinciding with the Economy doing the same, and when the Credit bubble popped, what else popped?> The Economy, meanwhile, still same taxes all around.
The credit bubble had been building for decades even before the Bush tax cuts. It undoubtedly had some affect on the economy, but it was not the end all. There are a whole slew of factors that going into shaping the economy and lower tax rates absolutely aid in growing it. The economy has grown every time taxes have been cut. That's a fact. Deal with it.
Exactly who here said that nobody should pay any taxes? Hmm?
You thus agreed with me, idiot. (the fact you KNOW you have to pay taxes, means you KNOW that all the money you make isn't YOURS. You ADMIT some is for infrastructure, laws, security, etc etc. YOU ARGUED MY POINT FOR ME, LUMMOX).
Also: nobody's a wussified little bitch. Thnx.
Exactly who here said that nobody should pay any taxes? Hmm?
You thus agreed with me, idiot. (the fact you KNOW you have to pay taxes, means you KNOW that all the money you make isn't YOURS. You ADMIT some is for infrastructure, laws, security, etc etc. YOU ARGUED MY POINT FOR ME, LUMMOX).
No, I don't agree with you. You said "all of the dollars you work for are not "yours." That is a false statement. All of the money I work for IS mine. I can choose to pay less taxes by living somewhere else, buying certain items, or electing different representatives. When I end up with less of a tax bill that isn't money being given to me from the government.
Also: nobody's a wussified little bitch. Thnx.
If you're standing there with your hand out expecting others to pay your way you sure as hell are.
Because it's when the Credit bubble was getting more and more inflated, coinciding with the Economy doing the same, and when the Credit bubble popped, what else popped?> The Economy, meanwhile, still same taxes all around.
The credit bubble had been building for decades even before the Bush tax cuts. It undoubtedly had some affect on the economy, but it was not the end all. There are a whole slew of factors that going into shaping the economy and lower tax rates absolutely aid in growing it. The economy has grown every time taxes have been cut. That's a fact. Deal with it.
That is not a fact. Especially: right now.
The credit bubble had been building for decades even before the Bush tax cuts. It undoubtedly had some affect on the economy, but it was not the end all. There are a whole slew of factors that going into shaping the economy and lower tax rates absolutely aid in growing it. The economy has grown every time taxes have been cut. That's a fact. Deal with it.
That is not a fact. Especially: right now.
Unfortunately for you and your failed ideology, it is a fact. When JFK cut taxes, federal revenue increased. When Ronald Reagan cut taxes federal revenue increased. And when George Bush cut taxes federal revenue increased.
You can sit there and lie to yourself all day that none of this happened if you want. That would be the only way for you to continue to believe in your failed Marxist ideology because Marxism has no basis in reality, but it's your ignorance, not mine.
I really don't see anything positive that came from it
I really don't see anything positive that came from it
Assured that wages would become stagnant, among other things. I find cons walk away from a thread whenever I post this analysis, based on 2008 IRS tables.
tax.com: So How Did the Bush Tax Cuts Work Out for the Economy?
I look at it like this. You'll know DC is serious about the deficit and debt when you see Republicans talking about tax raises and Democrats talking about hurtful cuts to social programs.
It's going to be interesting to see how Obama plays-off to his base why he extended the Bush rates. That's in the same column as Gitmo.