GOP leadership doesn't care. They are going to redefine costs of their plans by assuming current spending instead of current law, they will just redefine growth etc to make up for it to ensure they keep revenue at historic (recent) lows.
Yes, they seem very willing to make unreasonable assumptions to support their core belief that rich people pay too much tax and that changing that should be the highest priority of US fiscal policy.
No matter how weak tax receipts might get, and/or how large the deficit might become, there will still be a dire need to hand massive tax cuts to billionaires, right?
Thank you so much for being the voice of reality and reason amongst many of your colleagues who aren't watching out for the vast middle class of the US!
We need a Quintanilla moment similar to the Santelli rant of years ago. What is going is disastrous but it’s a bit like a tsunami when all the water gets sucked out to the sea and the idiots are grabbing seashells.
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Carl, you pull the best quotes. So glad you migrated over from Twitter. You were one of the few things I missed about that nazi site. So glad you are skeeting.
Bipartisan creation is nonsense. All deficits stem from the Republican belief that the rich should not have to pay taxes and the lie that those tax cuts "pay for themselves." Clinton erased the huge Reagan/Bush Deficit, Obama significantly reduced the Bush Jr deficit. R's cause deficits, period.
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Republicans conning Americans into thinking they’re the more fiscally responsible party is a marvel of modern propaganda.
No matter how weak tax receipts might get, and/or how large the deficit might become, there will still be a dire need to hand massive tax cuts to billionaires, right?
Hint: He not only streamlined the government but raised taxes on the wealthiest individuals and corporations.
Republicans in power will never do this.
Write on!
Thank you so much for being the voice of reality and reason amongst many of your colleagues who aren't watching out for the vast middle class of the US!
Bravo!
Cheering you on,
John
So if ever there was to be a "trickle down" from tax cuts, we would have seen it.
That Santelli moment is the problem. He basically blamed the borrowers of the loans.
It’s time to blame the lenders, who have given the tech bros a giant Put in the market.
Fuck the Mag7.
Carl, you pull the best quotes. So glad you migrated over from Twitter. You were one of the few things I missed about that nazi site. So glad you are skeeting.
Correct.
How soon we forget.
Stop peddling nonsense.