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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4814531" data-attributes="member: 60252"><p>Again you missed the entire point. Probably too complex because it took more than 4 word to explain. With the tax cut, more of the current spending is paid for by working class people. And with the debt growing, more interest is owed, with the middle class owing more and more. And When the debt is finally starting to be paid off, the working class will own a much larger share. The entire country suffers when the debt is added too, except now the corporations are paying less than imagined when the debt was created. If corporations are paying so much less, and the wealthy are paying so much less, just who does little vantexan think is going to make up the difference?????</p><p></p><p>Tax and spend liberals- like Reagan, who got the ball rolling on sustained deficits???? Or GW, who never saw a program he didn't like, as long as it went to Big Oil or Defense contractors??? Or are you talking about Trump- who increased the deficit and debt every year while claiming the economy was doing so great???? Or are you talking about the liberal Bill Clinton, who eliminated the deficit???? Or about Obama, who cut it by more than half after the Bush recession/depression????? Does that even sink into your head????? </p><p></p><p>And federal revenue has increased every time there was a tax increase. In fact, federal revenue only seems to drop during republican recessions!!!!!! And those recessions occur after massive tax CUTS. So I can easily claim that large tax cuts cause recessions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4814531, member: 60252"] Again you missed the entire point. Probably too complex because it took more than 4 word to explain. With the tax cut, more of the current spending is paid for by working class people. And with the debt growing, more interest is owed, with the middle class owing more and more. And When the debt is finally starting to be paid off, the working class will own a much larger share. The entire country suffers when the debt is added too, except now the corporations are paying less than imagined when the debt was created. If corporations are paying so much less, and the wealthy are paying so much less, just who does little vantexan think is going to make up the difference????? Tax and spend liberals- like Reagan, who got the ball rolling on sustained deficits???? Or GW, who never saw a program he didn't like, as long as it went to Big Oil or Defense contractors??? Or are you talking about Trump- who increased the deficit and debt every year while claiming the economy was doing so great???? Or are you talking about the liberal Bill Clinton, who eliminated the deficit???? Or about Obama, who cut it by more than half after the Bush recession/depression????? Does that even sink into your head????? And federal revenue has increased every time there was a tax increase. In fact, federal revenue only seems to drop during republican recessions!!!!!! And those recessions occur after massive tax CUTS. So I can easily claim that large tax cuts cause recessions. [/QUOTE]
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