Wyatt earp
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Lowering taxes has always increased revenue to the government. It's worked every time. I think the question you need to ask yourself is if the government will actually pay off this debt? Or will they spend even more because they have more? That is the key.You had eight years of raising taxes and spending borrowed money on shit companies like Solyndra and what happened? Oh yeah, the debt increased and the economy didn't.BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!They aren't increasing the debt.
Oh my god. It's true! You actually are unaware the GOP and Trump have increased the deficit since taking over!
HOLY SHIT!
Wow.
The only way we can bring this debt down is by letting the economy increase. Lowering taxes has achieved this every single time. And it will work again.
Now, the only question that remains is will the government pay that debt down or will we spend more because we have more? That's where you need to focus. Not on how much taxes people are paying or who pays more than the next guy. Let the economy build and then control the spending on the other end. It's not that hard of a concept to grasp.
When has lowering taxes lowered the debt?
Has it? Under Reagan the debt was tripled. How do you know the spending didn't increase revenue?
Reagan destroyed the Soviet union now didn't he?