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Because tax cuts have no effect on spending.
Only spending has effects on spending. Seems kind of obvious
Allowing people to keep the money they earned is NOT spending.
Allowing people to keep the money they earned is NOT spending.
It may not be spending, but it has the same effect as spending.
Allowing people to keep the money they earned is NOT spending.
It may not be spending, but it has the same effect as spending.
No. It doesn't.
If your boss cuts your salary, has he spent any of your money?
Nope.
It may not be spending, but it has the same effect as spending.
No. It doesn't.
If your boss cuts your salary, has he spent any of your money?
Nope.
If you think that the Bush tax cuts haven't been a huge contributor to the debt crisis, then you are terribly misinformed.
... are they still supporing the Bush tax cuts?
WHY?????
Because tax cuts have no effect on spending.
Only spending has effects on spending. Seems kind of obvious
Because tax cuts have no effect on spending.
Only spending has effects on spending. Seems kind of obvious
No, because there was plan to pay for the Bush tax cuts which contributed to the deficit.
I was under the impression that "Tax cuts" and " Gov't Spending" were two different issues entirely.
Allowing people to keep the money they earned is NOT spending.
It may not be spending, but it has the same effect as spending.
It may not be spending, but it has the same effect as spending.
No. It doesn't.
If your boss cuts your salary, has he spent any of your money?
Nope.
If you think that the Bush tax cuts haven't been a huge contributor to the debt crisis, then you are terribly misinformed.
Are you referring to the Bush tax cuts that 92% of House Democrats and 77% of Senate Democrats voted to extend in 2010?
1) GovTrack: House Vote #604 (Dec 2, 2010)
2) GovTrack: Senate Vote #276 (Dec 15, 2010)
3) H.R. 4853 [111th]: Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 (GovTrack.us)
No. It doesn't.
If your boss cuts your salary, has he spent any of your money?
Nope.
If you think that the Bush tax cuts haven't been a huge contributor to the debt crisis, then you are terribly misinformed.
You were whining about government spending, not the deficit. Those are two separate things.
... are they still supporing the Bush tax cuts?
WHY?????
No, I was whining...