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The House voted 274-131 on Friday to permanently extend and expand the research and development tax credit that expired at the end of last year.
The bill championed by the business community would cost $156 billion over 10 years with no offset.... The research and development credit, which has been extended on a short-term basis roughly 15 times over the last 30 years or so, expired at the end of last year, along with more than 50 other tax breaks.
I'm supposed to believe that democrats are all if a sudden concerned about the deficit?
Please.
I'm supposed to believe that democrats are all if a sudden concerned about the deficit?
Please.
What does that even mean?
and all Democrats want to do is feed it? After all, isn't that the reason there's no veteran's care, infrastructure improvements, food stamps and unemployment for the poor and so on?
Nah...they don't care.
The House voted 274-131 on Friday to permanently extend and expand the research and development tax credit that expired at the end of last year.
The bill championed by the business community would cost $156 billion over 10 years with no offset.... The research and development credit, which has been extended on a short-term basis roughly 15 times over the last 30 years or so, expired at the end of last year, along with more than 50 other tax breaks.
and all Democrats want to do is feed it? After all, isn't that the reason there's no veteran's care, infrastructure improvements, food stamps and unemployment for the poor and so on?
Nah...they don't care.
The House voted 274-131 on Friday to permanently extend and expand the research and development tax credit that expired at the end of last year.
The bill championed by the business community would cost $156 billion over 10 years with no offset.... The research and development credit, which has been extended on a short-term basis roughly 15 times over the last 30 years or so, expired at the end of last year, along with more than 50 other tax breaks.
Once again for the low information left, the federal government never made a dime in the history of the great republic. The corporate community ain't your enemy. Corporations keep the government running. It's dishonest to say that the lack of a tax increase is a burden to the government. The freaking federal government would squander 156 billion on several golf outings and fashion trips for the Obamas if they could get away with it. The gigantic, let me say it again, gigantic bloated federal government needs to cut spending by ten times 156 billion and it wouldn't make a difference in food stamps or infrastructure.
There is. And until the government somehow manages to adopt a balanced budget, meaning zero deficit, the national debt will only continue to rise.I Thought There Was A Massive Deficit
So now 656 million in deficit spending and counting is a success?
The bar sure has been lowered.
There is. And until the government somehow manages to adopt a balanced budget, meaning zero deficit, the national debt will only continue to rise.I Thought There Was A Massive Deficit
So now 656 million in deficit spending and counting is a success?
The bar sure has been lowered.
Kind of not understanding the thread here. Was it not simple enough for you?
Hypocrites?? For wanting to balance the budget?There is. And until the government somehow manages to adopt a balanced budget, meaning zero deficit, the national debt will only continue to rise.I Thought There Was A Massive Deficit
That is all well and good but the point of this thread is that the Republicans are just a bunch of hypocritical scum. Thoughts?
The Presidents Budget Keeps Getting Worse
WASHINGTON*Today, the Congressional Budget Office released its analysis of the Presidents fiscal year 2015 budget. Based on CBOs analysis, the Presidents plan would increase spending by $1.1 trillion and raise taxes by almost $1.4 trillion over the next ten years. And unlike the House Republican plan, his budget would never balanceever. Instead, it would run a $746 billion deficit in fiscal year 2024. Under CBOs revised estimate, the Presidents budget deficits would be $1.6 trillion higher than what he presented to Congress last month.
So now 656 million in deficit spending and counting is a success?
The bar sure has been lowered.
Kind of not understanding the thread here. Was it not simple enough for you?
Apparently, comprehension isn't your friend. Go back and read the friggin' title again....sloooowwwwllly.
Hypocrites?? For wanting to balance the budget?There is. And until the government somehow manages to adopt a balanced budget, meaning zero deficit, the national debt will only continue to rise.
That is all well and good but the point of this thread is that the Republicans are just a bunch of hypocritical scum. Thoughts?
The Presidents Budget Keeps Getting Worse
WASHINGTON*Today, the Congressional Budget Office released its analysis of the Presidents fiscal year 2015 budget. Based on CBOs analysis, the Presidents plan would increase spending by $1.1 trillion and raise taxes by almost $1.4 trillion over the next ten years. And unlike the House Republican plan, his budget would never balanceever. Instead, it would run a $746 billion deficit in fiscal year 2024. Under CBOs revised estimate, the Presidents budget deficits would be $1.6 trillion higher than what he presented to Congress last month.
The Presidents Budget Keeps Getting Worse
So now 656 million in deficit spending and counting is a success?
The bar sure has been lowered.
