estate tax obama plan
How much will the plans of the respective candidates cost us?
“Steve Moore of the Wall Street Journal calculates that the Obama tax plan adds up to a 39.6% personal income tax, a 52.2% combined income and payroll tax, a 28% capital-gains tax, a 39.6% dividends tax, and a 55% estate tax.”
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A lot. Obama’s will cost more.
Of course I remember the Clinton years.
He immediately raised taxes, even retroactively in clear violation of the law. The economy stopped growing and went into recession until GOP ‘94 won Congress. On leaving office, Clinton released “corrected” numbers revealing he had not balanced the budget but had in fact busted it wide open.
I already HAVE been to Obama’s site and I downloaded his “full” tax plan. Have you? Every cut he promises is predicated on the assumption you are now paying rates from the 1990s. No one is. If you are paying 2008 rates, YOU get a rate INCREASE.
There is not one iota of originality in his promises. Not a single item. It’s all been DONE before and without exception things get worse as a result, but hey, he’s LEADING people who sit idly waiting to be told what to do. Americans, on the other hand, don’t want or need a leader. Being directed by your betters is fundamentally unAmerican.
Now, facts available from “The Statistical Abstract of The United States.” You have to combine data sets your self, you won’t find these as side-by-side charts.
1) Infrastructure is at its worst where there is the most Democrat hegemony. More liberals = more deterioration.
2) Higher education spending and more liberals both = worse results.
commloan, According to the Democrats, the last time you saw a President’s major campaign promises come to fruition was when Bush was inaugurated. They were all over the shows spouting their shock that he was DOING what he campaigned on. They wondered out loud what his “angle” might be. Before that was his father, before that was Reagan . . . .
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