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The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
Well they should do like a business does deal with it because shit does happen…The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
They do not have a right to perceived taxes, but they base their budgets on last years budget and taxes received. Let's just say they "assume" they're getting at least the same dollars they did in the prior year....and they always need more.
Naive much?The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
Well they should do like a business does deal with it because shit does happen…The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
They do not have a right to perceived taxes, but they base their budgets on last years budget and taxes received. Let's just say they "assume" they're getting at least the same dollars they did in the prior year....and they always need more.
Yeah, just because something was budgeted last year in a whole different political environment does not mean it has to follow through to this year.Well they should do like a business does deal with it because shit does happen…The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
They do not have a right to perceived taxes, but they base their budgets on last years budget and taxes received. Let's just say they "assume" they're getting at least the same dollars they did in the prior year....and they always need more.
And which politician understands that concept. Better yet, which government employee understands that.
Tax cuts should never have to be "paid for" because they are not owned by the federal government...Naive much?The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
The government is We the PeopleProgressives believe that the government IS the economy, that's why they have a 100% Fail guarantee
That's the way we wrote it
Yeah, just because something was budgeted last year in a whole different political environment does not mean it has to follow through to this year.Well they should do like a business does deal with it because shit does happen…The motherfucking federal government has no claim to future perceived taxes, they have no right to think they do.Ah, a supply-side True Believer.
Supply side policies always fail, of course, because they're fantasy-based. In their mythical world, cutting taxes on rich people and leaving less for the middle class means rich people will create jobs, and eventually it will trickle back down on everyone else.
Not what happens, of course. The rich people just pocket the money, so the middle class pays more and gets nothing.
First, there's no shortage of investment capital, so having more investment capital available doesn't do anything.
Second, cutting taxes on the rich doesn't actually create make more capital. Tax cuts have to be paid for by selling T-bills, which take the money that the rich saved in tax cuts right back out of the economy.
And third, economies are demand driven, not supply driven. If there's demand for products from the middle class, then the supply will follow. Someone will want to make money satisfying that demand. That's capitalism. It builds up from the bottom.
They do not have a right to perceived taxes, but they base their budgets on last years budget and taxes received. Let's just say they "assume" they're getting at least the same dollars they did in the prior year....and they always need more.
And which politician understands that concept. Better yet, which government employee understands that.
Well they should do like a business does deal with it because shit does happen…
You republicans really are a bunch of dense fuckers...The Bush tax breaks made up nearly a 1/3rd of the deficit spending adding to the debt.
We can't be the most powerful nation on earth without investing in science, infrastructure and education but you want cut the revue? At a time when china is very close to surpass us..
Dumb.
Trump has owwned hundreds if not thousands of businesses, A handful went bankrupt... no big dealWell they should do like a business does deal with it because shit does happen…
You mean like Trump? When they guess wrong, they declare bankruptcy, and close up shop.
Trump has owwned hundreds if not thousands of businesses, A handful went bankrupt... no big deal
Can you be more specific?Trump has owwned hundreds if not thousands of businesses, A handful went bankrupt... no big deal
Trump managed to lose nearly a billion dollars, while everybody else in atlantic city was making money.
Who Gives a shit?Trump has owwned hundreds if not thousands of businesses, A handful went bankrupt... no big deal
Trump managed to lose nearly a billion dollars, while everybody else in atlantic city was making money.
Do I pay taxes in Canada?Bahaha ha..
You didn't even know tax day was April 18 th
It's April 30th in Canada. I bet you didn't even know that.
