Truthmatters
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how can you say that when you have produced NOTHING and I have given link after link to trustable sources?
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dont want to show the link you got that from huh?
Here you go
Alan Reynolds: Why 70% Tax Rates Won't Work - WSJ.com
It comes from the U.S. budget historical data.
Facts are Facts TM deal with it.
With people like you handling the spending, we will get nowhere at all.
The Deficit is different from the Debt TM.
The Deficit is what the government takes in. All taxes collected.
The Debt is what government spends. Government is still borrowing.
Debt is continuing to rise.
Government Debt Chart: United States 1997-2017 - Federal State Local Data
We have a Budget deficit, which is the opposite of a Budget surplus.
We don't need the Deficit to go down we need it to go up.
We need to get the Debt down.
We can not afford to keep spending more than we take in TM.
You either raise taxes or cut goverment spending.
Did you notice that big jump in 2009?
Did George W. Bush cause this crisis?- MSN Money
How did we get a $1.5 trillion change in our fiscal condition during Bush's time in office? Roubini lists five factors:
1. We cut taxes.
2. We spent $2 trillion on two unwinnable wars.
3. We doubled discretionary spending. Some conservatives originally aimed to "starve the beast" by cutting taxes in order to force future cuts in spending. But spending grew so out of control in Bush's term that no beast was starved, Roubini said. In fact, the beast was fed.
4. We added entitlement benefits like the Medicare drug benefit.
5. We entered the largest economic and financial crisis ever, which caused a huge increase in the deficit through the "recession deficit" and the cost of bailing out the banks and financial institutions.
This to add to your thread, TM.
.Eager to buy time and avoid economic pain, President Barack Obama urged Congress on Tuesday to pass targeted short-term spending cuts and higher taxes as a way to put off sweeping, automatic cuts that would slice deeply into military and domestic programs starting March 1.
Obamas appeal came as Congress budget office projected a yearly federal deficit under $1 trillion for the first time in his presidency and as Republicans applied political pressure on the president to submit balanced budgets, pushing fiscal issues back to the forefront in Washington after weeks devoted to immigration and guns
Read more: Obama Urges Stopgap Budget Deal to Avoid Deep Cuts | TIME.com
so you think leaving the massive cuts in will help the revenue flow?
are you that stupid?
Did you notice that big jump in 2009?
2009 goes to Bush because the budget for that year was done under Bush.