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In reply to the discussion: Republicans To Obama On Taxes: Let’s Compromise By Not Raising Taxes [View all]gtar100
(4,192 posts)17. Here they come again - same old same old.
Rhetorical question but why the hell do they always let their personal self-interest rule their perspective on economic policies? If progressive tax rates were such a problem, why wasn't there an economic crisis of huge proportions during the Eisenhower presidency? If they would only base their policies on historical facts, they might begin to sound reasonable. Trickle-down economics has never worked and yet they cling to that ideology like it's gospel. We are still left with dealing with very unreasonable people who are clouded by beliefs that have no basis in reality.
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Republicans To Obama On Taxes: Let’s Compromise By Not Raising Taxes [View all]
DonViejo
Nov 2012
OP
Raise taxes on the 1%, cut military spending and tax the church, budget balanced.
sarcasmo
Nov 2012
#2
Raise taxes on the 1%, cut military spending and tax the church, budget balanced.
AlbertCat
Nov 2012
#7
Oh Obama isnt raising taxes actually as the republicans themselves are doing that
cstanleytech
Nov 2012
#9
if he (Obama) wnats to. the first time he gave away the cards. HOpe he HOLDS them this time!
robinlynne
Nov 2012
#21