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Daryl, I know you're only messing with him, but if there's one guy in the entire universe that I would not want doing my thinking for me, it's him. Find another topic. This line of reasoning gives me the shivers.
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In a previous post choken, i posted where AFTER clinton cut taxes and capital gains cuts is when the economic explosion happened. I will have to go through the posts and find it. So it was the tax cuts NOT increases that spurred the economy! When will you liberals ever learn that when u tax something to death it ceases, it stops. I know in all your liberal arrogance you will find that hard to believe but its true. Heres a quick little tip, when the wealthy get to keep more of thier money, they are able to expand thier buisiness'. But when they are over taxed by your liberal cohorts it tends to slow down thier growth. Since the extra money you believe they should pay, goes to the government ...it goes to pork barrel projects instead of creating jobs. I know you liberals believe that its up to the government to support every aspect of your miserable existence, because of being told the rich are bad and you should be able to share in thier wealth. Conservatives believe we should do for ourselves, and would be able to do so if our government stayed out of our pockets! |
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Heres what i promised ya choken, follow the link and read the whole story. Economy The Clinton Tax Hike In 1993, President Clinton ushered through Congress a large package of tax increases, which included the following:[2]
According to the original Treasury Department estimates, the Clinton tax hike was to raise federal revenues by 0.36 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in its first year and by 0.83 percent of GDP in its fourth year, when all provisions were in effect and timing differences associated with near-term taxpayer behaviors had sorted themselves out. In 2007, the fourth-year effect would be roughly equivalent to an increase in the federal tax burden of about $114 billion . The 1997 Tax Cut: The Economy Unleashed In 1997, the Republican-led Congress passed a tax-relief and deficit-reduction bill that was resisted but ultimately signed by President Clinton. The 2007 bill:
Comparing the Periods The Clinton years present two consecutive periods as experiments of the effects of tax policy. The first period, from 1993 to 1996, began with a significant tax increase as the economy was accelerating out of recession. The second period, from 1997 to 2000, began with a modest tax cut as the economy should have settled into a normal growth period. The economy was decidedly stronger following the tax cut than it was following the tax increase. OMG! the dems raised taxes, the reublicans cut taxes, and the economy was better AFTER the tax cuts than it was AFTER the tax increases from the dems and "sick willy" http://www.heritage.org/Research/Taxes/wm1835.cfm |