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goofyjumper

More tax cuts with cost us billions in the long run!

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Alright, alright...either put them all in one message or just stop. :P I don't ahve time to read all these.

But I see what you are talking about. and I can kinda see why, but I don't have time to read all this indepth.

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If I get a 10% raise, and increase my spending by 20%, then I will be getting more income, and I will be going bankrupt.

You do know that the US owes interest on all that national debt, right?

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Wasn't trying to overwhelm, I have leaned some things in these myself.

The orignial docs I looked at I can't find now.

It is interesting to me know that there still is no clear agreement on the Reagan Tax Cut effects.

Go figure:P
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Yes, and I agree with you. My point was tax cuts increase goverment income. But it doesn't matter if you increase spending faster......
"America will never be destroyed from the outside,
if we falter and lose our freedoms,
it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
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What! Tax cuts again! I was so looking forward to a good tax hike.



yes, cause tax cuts are so magical, they pull the money out of the air........they increase spending, but cut taxes.....makes alot of sense doesn't it? They just pull it out of their ass.
God, why didn't I see the magic before.....[:/]
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The last time Bush gave you a tax refund, did you:
1) Cash the check, or;
2) Send it back and tell them to keep it for the sake of the deficit?


I knew that question would come up eventually.
Yes I did cash it and put it towards my college fund, because I knew we be having huge cuts eventually, and sure enough I was right!
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Wasn't trying to overwhelm, I have leaned some things in these myself.

The orignial docs I looked at I can't find now.

It is interesting to me know that there still is no clear agreement on the Reagan Tax Cut effects.

Go figure:P



It took 204 years for the USA to run up its first $1 Trillion in national debt. It took Reagan 3 years to run up the second $1 Trillion. Thanks to "Voodoo Economics" (G.H.W. Bush's description) the apparent illusion of prosperity under Reagan was an illusion and Bush 41 was forced to raise taxes eventually.

We are still paying the price of Reagan's Voodoo Economics experiment in terms of interest on the debt (now standing, thanks mostly to Bush 43, at over $8 Trillion).
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Wasn't trying to overwhelm, I have leaned some things in these myself.

The orignial docs I looked at I can't find now.

It is interesting to me know that there still is no clear agreement on the Reagan Tax Cut effects.

Go figure:P



It took 204 years for the USA to run up its first $1 Trillion in national debt. It took Reagan 3 years to run up the second $1 Trillion. Thanks to "Voodoo Economics" (G.H.W. Bush's description) the apparent illusion of prosperity under Reagan was an illusion and Bush 41 was forced to raise taxes eventually.

We are still paying the price of Reagan's Voodoo Economics experiment in terms of interest on the debt (now standing, thanks mostly to Bush 43, at over $8 Trillion).



Amen to that......I am glad someone remembers history!
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The last time Bush gave you a tax refund, did you:
1) Cash the check, or;
2) Send it back and tell them to keep it for the sake of the deficit?


I knew that question would come up eventually.
Yes I did cash it and put it towards my college fund, because I knew we be having huge cuts eventually, and sure enough I was right!



So rather than stand on your principles, you helped contribute to the deficit, which you now criticize.

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God, we had a surplus when Clinton left office too.

Kiss that goodbye!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060207/pl_nm/bush_budget_revenues_dc




We never had a surplus when Clinton was in office. We had chicanery that tried to manipulate the numbers to make it look like there was a surplus.

Tell me something: If you have zero cash in the bank, and you own several houses, motor homes, yachts, and jewelry, if that stuff is all worth millions but no one will buy it from you to convert it to liquid cash, would you be able to go out and buy dinner or put your kid through school? With what money? The bursar's office doesn't accept motor homes as tuition payment.

Clinton's administration tried to count as "budget surplus" the proceeds from the sale of all kinds of government holdings -- such as NY's Governor's Island.

They calculated the value of it -- IF anyone were BUYING it -- at about $5B. Does that mean they should have listed $5B in the government's black column? NOPE. But they did, and they convinced a shitload of you fools that there was a "surplus." :|

Now that someone's playing the numbers straight, it looks as though they spent a big ol' surplus... :S


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We are still paying the price of Reagan's Voodoo Economics experiment in terms of interest on the debt (now standing, thanks mostly to Bush 43, at over $8 Trillion).



That was and continues to be the REagonomics Golden Showers economy

dont you just love being trickled down upon.

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Bush has been in office for 6 years now and we have more than trippled our deficit.....have not seen a increase in our economy once.



Nice use of ultra-vague terms. "Have not seen an increase in our economy"... what exactly does that mean?

Home values have increased, unemployment has decreased, stock market trading has increased, etc. Your only criterion seems to be whether the government's deficit has increased or decreased. That can be, and is, quite independent of whether the "economy" is doing well.

All it means is that the government is spending more than it is taking it -- an imbalance of taxes to spending.

It does not necessarily mean one way or another whether businesses or commerce or private individuals are thriving financially.

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We are still paying the price of Reagan's Voodoo Economics experiment in terms of interest on the debt (now standing, thanks mostly to Bush 43, at over $8 Trillion).



That was and continues to be the REagonomics Golden Showers economy

dont you just love being trickled down upon.



HAHAHAHAHAHA!

You're saying that EIGHT YEARS were not enough for Clinton to at least get the remedy going?

LMFAO. Everything bad is the fault of Republicans. Everything good is to the credit of Democrats. And when Democrats fail to fix the things Republicans have done, despite having the Congress and the White House, you explain it how?

We're waiting.

You never make in-depth posts, Amazon. You just do cheap hit-and-run attacks, and they don't amount to squat since you never clarify your meaning or back up your assertions.

Useless.

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HOLY FUCKING SHIT A WHOLE POST WITHOUT VULGARITY....



If I ever did.. you would whine about it... I seem to remember the economy doign fairly well all thru the 8 years.. plus... there were a WHOLE lot less dead americans during that time...:(

Why arent you serving since you goosetep to the Administrations drums....

USELESS is as USELESS refuses to do anything for your country.>:(

Oh and by the way Mr Editor Extraordinaire.... GO FUCKING LOOK thru my posts.. and find something else to bitch about... DUDE it must suck getting a bad rock...:S

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Actually, I think if most people knew the amount of discretionary spending that is actually available as compared with entitlement spending, they would be quite scared.

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