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For years, anti-tax activist Grover Norquist and Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) fought in the same war against bloated government, two conservatives linked in the battle for lower taxes and less spending.
But times have changed.
How about we raise corporate taxes and income taxes above $250,000 to 95% with no exemptions and see how fast liberals will plummet from politics once our unemployment reaches 20%?
How about we raise corporate taxes and income taxes above $250,000 to 95% with no exemptions and see how fast liberals will plummet from politics once our unemployment reaches 20%?
Extremists think of extreme solutions. There's the more sensible way... let tax cuts expire and settle back to the times when things were working?
How about we raise corporate taxes and income taxes above $250,000 to 95% with no exemptions and see how fast liberals will plummet from politics once our unemployment reaches 20%?
Ahaha yes In 1994 Japan increased taxes after their 1993 recession, they sank after that
Extremists think of extreme solutions. There's the more sensible way... let tax cuts expire and settle back to the times when things were working?
14 Ways A 90 Percent Top Tax Rate Fixes Our Economy And Our Country - Speak Out California Weblog (http://speakoutca.org/weblog/2010/04/14-ways-a-90-pe.html - broken link)
14 Ways A 90 Percent Top Tax Rate Fixes Our Economy And Our Country - Speak Out California Weblog (http://speakoutca.org/weblog/2010/04/14-ways-a-90-pe.html - broken link)
Lots of liberals call for that
A lot of doesn't mean anything. What YOU think, does.
Ahaha yes In 1994 Japan increased taxes after their 1993 recession, they sank after that
Of course. Profit is what drives a market-based economy. Yes, profit is good. I know it's a dirty word to extreme liberals, but humans, except the really religious, don't give out of the goodness of their hearts if they don't expect something in return
If we're going to fix this budget crisis, tax hikes are inevitable. I don't know why anyone ever thought otherwise. You REALLY thought that we're going to do it through cuts alone? Aint gonna happen.
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In 1994 Japan increased taxes after their 1993 recession, they sank after that 
