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Are only the top 2% productive? What does Paris Hilton produce?BearMtnHIB wrote: The reductions should fall square on the people who are consuming this wasteful spending, and that's not gonna be the top 2% of productive earners.
How much will that save? How do you propose getting welfare mommies to become working mommies? Will you watch their kids while they work? How many welfare mommies are there?BearMtnHIB wrote: Government employee's should get drastic cuts, followed by the welfare state and entitlement state. Our only hope of working back this massive spending and debt will be to convert government workers to private sector workers, and turn welfare mommies into working mommies, thereby increasing the number of taxpayers and at the same time decreasing the number of people sucking on the government teat.
Who are the "most productive earners?"BearMtnHIB wrote: Taxing the most productive earners would have drastic negative effects on the economy, and as has been pointed out, those earners already pay a disproportionate amount of their earnings in taxes. Any new taxes will destroy job opportunities.
I think we have a too much spending and too little revenue problem.BearMtnHIB wrote: The answer to the debt equation is not to increase revenue, we do not have a revenue problem, we have a government run amok problem- the problem is spending!
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The Viking wrote: The majority of American's, more than this stupid thread poll, 66% agree witht he Cut, Cap, and Balance plan and it gives Obama his $2.4 trillion MORE (Fricken idiot), that goes till AFTER his precious election! SO why is he saying no?
http://blog.heritage.org/2011/07/21/cnn ... ance-plan/Sixty-four percent of respondents said they would favor a deficit-reduction plan that includes both spending cuts and tax increases to one consisting only of the latter.
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Are only the top 2% productive? What does Paris Hilton produce?BearMtnHIB wrote: The reductions should fall square on the people who are consuming this wasteful spending, and that's not gonna be the top 2% of productive earners.
How much will that save? How do you propose getting welfare mommies to become working mommies? Will you watch their kids while they work? How many welfare mommies are there?BearMtnHIB wrote: Government employee's should get drastic cuts, followed by the welfare state and entitlement state. Our only hope of working back this massive spending and debt will be to convert government workers to private sector workers, and turn welfare mommies into working mommies, thereby increasing the number of taxpayers and at the same time decreasing the number of people sucking on the government teat.
Who are the "most productive earners?"BearMtnHIB wrote: Taxing the most productive earners would have drastic negative effects on the economy, and as has been pointed out, those earners already pay a disproportionate amount of their earnings in taxes. Any new taxes will destroy job opportunities.
I think we have a too much spending and too little revenue problem.BearMtnHIB wrote: The answer to the debt equation is not to increase revenue, we do not have a revenue problem, we have a government run amok problem- the problem is spending!
Money.What does Paris Hilton produce?
Take away their free government cheese.How do you propose getting welfare mommies to become working mommies?
No.Will you watch their kids while they work?
More than 2 million.How many welfare mommies are there?
They are the ones who make the most money! Duh- but I'm not suprised to get this question from a big government liberal- you along with the rest of the lefites are clueless about this question.Who are the "most productive earners?"
No, but the top 2% producers make more- and pay more taxes disproportionately than those who earn less- you could say that they pay many times more their share than lower wage workers do. In fact, the Top 10 Percent of Earners Paid 70 Percent of Federal Income Taxes collected in 2008! Whoa!Are only the top 2% productive?
I think we have a too much spending and too little revenue problem
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Something the Dog Said wrote: 56% of Americans want the Obama deficit reduction plan including a combination of raising taxes and cutting spending. Only 19% want the Republican plan of simply cutting spending. It is time for the Republicans to listen to the American people, rather than continuing to be tools for the corporations and ultra-wealthy.
"The poll found that 56 percent of Americans want to see a combination of government spending cuts and tax increases included in a deal to bring down the U.S. budget deficit and permit a vote to raise the country's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling.
This is the approach favored by Obama and his fellow Democrats to begin to put America's fiscal house in order."
In the poll, 19 percent said the best approach is only to cut existing programs, and 12 percent said only raising taxes would be the favored solution
The Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 31 percent of respondents held Republican lawmakers responsible for the debt impasse, 21 percent blamed Obama and 9 percent blamed Democratic lawmakers.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/ ... Q220110726
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