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Originally posted by SKMDC1
Last month Obama and McCain's tax plans were compared and analyzed by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center. Everyone discussing the two tax plans should consider this required reading:
The Obama tax plan would make the tax system significantly more progressive by providing large tax breaks to those at the bottom of the income scale and raising taxes significantly on upper-income earners. The McCain tax plan would make the tax system more regressive
Originally posted by WhatTheory
How much is enough??
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
This policy is also called "the rich get richer, the poor get poorer"
Because you dont take into consideration the rising cost of everything
gas
food
water
housing
vehicles
sewage
garbage collection
electricity
gas to heat your home
those who make little, can afford each of these on this list, less and less with every year that goes by, and with every cent it increases in price
those who make a lot - dont worry about jack, because they pay the same % as a poor person does
Originally posted by FlyersFan
One flat percentage no matter how much or how little a person makes. Everyone pays their fair share WITHOUT penalizing the productive or rewarding the unproductive.
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by Slazer
No
the reason prices get higher, is because people want more money.
Originally posted by Slazer
reply to post by Andrew E. Wiggin
well the reason prices keep getting higher is our own governments fault. It's because they have devaluated our currency so much causing runaway inflation. That's the REAL reason that prices are shooting through the roof right now.
Originally posted by WhatTheory
Originally posted by SKMDC1
Last month Obama and McCain's tax plans were compared and analyzed by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center. Everyone discussing the two tax plans should consider this required reading:
Look, at least be honest about what you are posting because being dishonest or disingenuous in your first sentence greatly reduces the legitimacy of your remaining post.
To say that the Tax Policy Center is non-partisan is laughable. It's a leftist organization. The Tax Policy Center is a joint venture of the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution both of which are leftists with a liberal agenda. It's fine if you wanted to post this biased report but you should have been honest from the beginning.
Media descriptions of Brookings range from liberal to centrist...
Look, at least be honest about what you are posting because being dishonest or disingenuous in your first sentence greatly reduces the legitimacy of your remaining post.
Originally posted by SKMDC1
It's been a long time since I've seen someone be as wrong as this in public.
The Brookings Institute and the Tax Policy Center are not affiliated with any party
If you choose to believe an alternate reality then that is your decision to be willfully ignorant, but do not try to convince others to jump off the same cliff of blindness that you choose to dive from.
From the Wiki:
Media descriptions of Brookings range from liberal to centrist...
Certainly sounds like "leftist organization" to me.