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| quote: | Originally posted by Caution_BiPolar
Both candidates are guilty of false advertising, so I'm not going to call someone ignorant for reading a website that states one or the other is going to lower or raise taxes.
However, I feel the democratic party is doing a much better job at misleading the general "ignorant" public into false claims.
I'm a McCain supporter. I believe he is correct in stating that he has no intentions of raising anyone's taxes.
I'm also dead against the concept of adding more taxes onto our businesses. The US unemployment rate is at a record high, and that's all we need is for Obama to tax the snot out of the businesses we have left, so they can lay off more people, or better yet, outsource thousands of more jobs to other countries. Yeah, it seems like a great idea to tax in excess of 30% for these business, but what does he plan to push it toward? 40- 50%? That's insane! Heck, if I were operating a company and knew I could base it in India, and hire people in India, and profit 50 times more than I could here, I would too!
So in essence, Obama's great plan will be the final plummet of this economy. Then we'll have to be taxed even MORE to pay for all these people collecting unemployment benefits because their bosses and CEO's realize it's not beneficial to hire someone here.
Taking that into consideration, any statement that the tax increase will effect 1% of the population is a flat out lie. It's eventually and inevitably hurt us all.
Also, any candidate that will not even respect the morals this country was founded on wins no respect from me. |
I remain unconvinced that supply-side economics is the way to go. The evidence that supple-side tax cuts help economic growth is unconvincing and weak at best.
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