Brain357
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From your link:I said revenues decreased. i didn't say they decreased forever. From your link again you seem slow.Seems you didn't read all of your own link. Here you go again:
But tax revenues did fall and thus the increased spending during the first three years of the Bush Presidency resulted in a cumulative deficit of $407.2 billion.
Sorry kid, not posting personal info on a message board filled with crazies.
We were talking about revenues increasing and they did. Now you want to throw something else in the mix. Excessive spending and whether or not tax cuts produced more revenues are different items. Bottom line is more revenues were produced.
Since you won't prove your claim, it has been dismissed as nothing more than talking shit. Didn't expect you to support it but do expect you to continue to think I should believe it.
But tax revenues did fall and thus the increased spending during the first three years of the Bush Presidency resulted in a cumulative deficit of $407.2 billion.
I'm waiting for you to prove I'm collecting welfare. Your claim is dismissed.
Revenues didn't decrease. Your claim that they did is a false statement.
I withdraw my claim that you collect welfare. Since you haven't withdrawn yours that you make more than me, despite not showing an ounce of proof, you still operate under the mindset that I should believe because you say so.
The quote from your own article says they did. Stop denying reality.
From YOUR link:
But tax revenues did fall and thus the increased spending during the first three years of the Bush Presidency resulted in a cumulative deficit of $407.2 billion.
Correlating more than one fact at a time again?
Asswhole!!!!!!!!
But tax revenues did fall and thus the increased spending during the first three years of the Bush Presidency resulted in a cumulative deficit of $407.2 billion.