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: TalkLeftBalancing The Budget By Cutting Taxes For The Rich
By Big Tent Democrat
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OK, lets say goodbye to the deficit commission. If youre sincerely worried about the US fiscal future and theres good reason to be you dont propose a plan that involves large cuts in income taxes. Even if those cuts are offset by supposed elimination of tax breaks elsewhere, balancing the budget is hard enough without giving out a lot of goodies goodies that fairly obviously, even without having the details, would go largely to the very affluent.
Most of us knew the Catfood Commission was a Clown Show. This makes it official.
Speaking for me only
Full post as published by TalkLeft on November 10, 2010 (boomark / email).
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