Freemason9
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- Aug 14, 2012
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LOL, how stupid. So if Republicans lower taxes on all, it shifts the burden to the states to tax more so Republicans don't really want to lower taxes?Pubs are dedicated to lower taxes for all taxpayers.
There's room for bipartisan agreement.
Republicans are NOT "dedicated to lower taxes for all taxpayers." When they lower taxes for upper-income brackets and for that "special" capital gains income category, one of two things happen: (1) the taxes shift to others (often by shifting funding to states through state and local taxes), or (2) it artificially drives up the deficit, thereby increasing future liabilities among taxpayers.
There's a reason why wealth has concentrated since Reagan brought on the onslaught of wealth patronization in the 80's.
RETARD!
Finally, you seem to get it. That is correct; there are no "tax cuts." Republicans have been shifting taxes to the lower and middle income brackets since Reagan in 1980.