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I did. None drop the tax on new income.
That's exactly what it talks about. You're hopeless.
It did matter to me when Bush spent wayyyyyy too much.
No it didn't because you all didn't say anything about it then. You're saying it now, after the fact but at the time, you were the biggest cheerleaders of Bush's debt expansion.
OMB: Top 20% pay 95% of taxes, middle class 'single digits'
Top 20% pay 95% of taxes, middle class 'single digits'
The BOTTOM 80% OF PEOPLE PAY 5% OF THE TAXES!
Yea, the RICH are not paying their "FAIR SHARE"!!
Idiot PROGS.
No, you are the idiot. The Top 20% own almost 90% of the wealth and earn the bulk of the income so no damn wonder they pay the bulk of the taxes. But I agree, it's a problem and the solution is quite simple and has been around for years. RAISE THE TAXES ON THE WEALTHY, especially the top one percent. When marginal tax rates on the top one percent were north of 65% the top one percent only garnished ten percent of total national income. Now, with rates less than 40% they collect more than 20% of national income. If you want the rich to pay a lower share of total taxes you must initiate policies that results in them getting a lower share of total national income. The optimal marginal tax rate on the top one percent--well it's north of 90% as this study, that I know you won't read and couldn't possibly understand, indicates.
http://economics.sas.upenn.edu/~dkrueger/research/top1.pdf
OMB: Top 20% pay 95% of taxes, middle class 'single digits'
Top 20% pay 95% of taxes, middle class 'single digits'
The BOTTOM 80% OF PEOPLE PAY 5% OF THE TAXES!
Yea, the RICH are not paying their "FAIR SHARE"!!
Idiot PROGS.
No, you are the idiot. The Top 20% own almost 90% of the wealth and earn the bulk of the income so no damn wonder they pay the bulk of the taxes. But I agree, it's a problem and the solution is quite simple and has been around for years. RAISE THE TAXES ON THE WEALTHY, especially the top one percent. When marginal tax rates on the top one percent were north of 65% the top one percent only garnished ten percent of total national income. Now, with rates less than 40% they collect more than 20% of national income. If you want the rich to pay a lower share of total taxes you must initiate policies that results in them getting a lower share of total national income. The optimal marginal tax rate on the top one percent--well it's north of 90% as this study, that I know you won't read and couldn't possibly understand, indicates.
http://economics.sas.upenn.edu/~dkrueger/research/top1.pdf
What did we get out of it, lower economic growth? Bankrupt green energy companies?
Some families saved more? That's hilarious!
Yes, they did. And I know you "chose not to believe that. It can't be true" because that's exactly what your doppleganger Boonstra said.
Which loopholes can a mean CEO use to not pay taxes on an extra $1,000,000? Give some examples.
Thanks, but none of those help a CEO who gets a $1,000,000 raise.
Try again?
Put the one million dollars into a Charitable Remainder Trust, that gives you a one million dollar immediate tax write off as a charitable contribution. Invest the money and let it grow while also paying yourself income from the proceeds. You only pay taxes on what you take out, as you take it out but you do get the immediate benefit of total tax deduction of the one million
Not me.
Prove it.
It isn't a big deal
It's not a big deal. You have yet to explain how it is a big deal, and you have yet to explain why it wasn't a big enough deal during Bush for you clowns to do anything about.
What did we get out of it, lower economic growth? Bankrupt green energy companies?
1. There are more people working for just solar companies than there are for all oil, natural gas, and coal jobs combined.
2. Obama's economic growth was the same as Bush's - 1.76%. Difference is Bush lost 460,000 net private sector jobs and Obama created over 11,000,000. The stock market also reached record highs from where it was. Wages grew faster during Obama's 8 years than Bush the Dumbers, and the total household debt as a percentage of GDP declined during Obama after nearly doubling during Bush.
Conservatives have never, ever, ever, ever done any good for the economy. Ever.
Which one of these helps a CEO who got a $1,000,000 bonus yesterday?
Spell out why you feel it helps him?
It depends how they received that bonus.
The Baby Boomers are retiring and Soc Security and Medicare are running out of money, but we can just borrow more for them but......wait.......Obama already ran up the debt. Oh well.
I did. I said, Bush, you spend too much.
I don't believe you and you haven't proven this, so it stands as a lie. You are lying.
So Obama's $9.3 trillion is no big deal. Moron!
It isn't a big deal and in the thousands of posts of yours on this subject, you've yet to actually explain why the debt matters so much to you and its significance. I think you screech about debt because it's four letters and you can spell it.
I think Trump lost control of his tongue a long time ago and his mind went dead with it.Can any explain Trump's claim that a cut in the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent would boost incomes of U.S. workers by at least $4,000 a year?
The White House Council of Economic Advisers put out a paper this week that says:
"Reducing the statutory federal corporate tax rate from 35 to 20 percent would, the analysis below suggests, increase average household income in the United States by, very conservatively, $4,000 annually."
I suppose that if you average all of the households in America, and include the millions of dollars that the CEOs from corporations will get as well as the $0 that everyone else gets, it might average out to $4,000.
But I don't see any way that my household income will increase by $4,000.
At this point, Trump is a liar until someone can come forward and prove that he is not.
It's true, those solar jobs have very low productivity.
The Baby Boomers are retiring and Soc Security and Medicare are running out of money, but we can just borrow more for them but......wait.......Obama already ran up the debt. Oh well.
Or we could simply lift the cap on taxable SS income. You say Medicare and SS are running out of money...but both are able to pay out full benefits into mid-next decade (in Medicare's case) and the following decade (Social Security). So how exactly is cutting taxes, which causes deficits by cutting revenue, going to help those entitlements?