Also, don't worry about corporate tax rates. Unless you're an idiot, you won't pay a dime of corporate taxes. I ran my own business for many years, and never paid any corporate taxes. That will remain true, because nobody is addressing the easy-to-exploit loopholes. What's important isn't the base tax rate, but the average tax rate that is actually paid. For most businesses, THAT rate is 0%, and is obviously among the lowest tax rates in the world.
And no Vertise, i am not a republican, i believe in gay marriage, am pro gun, and pro abortion. There is no party affiliation I can belong to that shares my view on social issues.
On economic issues however, I have to bite the bullet and vote McCain because the alternative is much much worse.
I actually like Obama, but not as my President. He needs more job experience. He's young, he can try again. Just get the economic cobwebs out of his head first.
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yes I have checked out the Libertarian party and they have a good platform. I find it easier to just be an Independent and swing my vote for the most qualified. The LESSER of two evils in this case.
What this country and all the ObamaManiacs should be really doing is trying to bring a THIRD option to the elections. This will do more than anything else to increase government responsibility.
Instead the Obamainians are intent upon increasing the economic slaves in this country.
So easily misled are the youth.
The "left's" favorite target. No coincidence that the school systems are replete of economics .
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You keep saying this, so you might want to know that it isn't actually true. I'm assuming you're referring to the real phenomenon in which tax revenue spikes after a capital gains tax cut. But this spike doesn't result in a long-term increase in revenue. When a capital gains tax cut gets passed, investors all know about it, and so they hold onto their assets until the new tax rate is in effect. The increase in selling immediately after the tax rate cut temporarily increases government revenue, but it is offset by the decrease in revenue in the months before the tax cut. And once the buying and selling settles to normal rates, government revenue is indeed lower under a lower tax rate.Tax rates do not affect Govt. revenue folks. It just either stimulates it business by keeping them low, or it discourages business by making them high.
It's a shame that the school systems aren't a bit more (or less?) "replete" of English and then I might be able to figure out whatever point it is you're trying to make.
Why is everyone going after this Joe the Plumber guy, all he did was ask a question.