Another myth "busted"

Heisenberg wrote: Why did business boom after Clinton slashed the capital gains tax?

Maybe it wasn't the decrease in capitol gains tax but the increase in income tax

So bring back the Clinton tax hikes on lower income people too?

This same topic has been discussed at least once before.

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Probably missed it, it's buried behind the hundreds of daily outrage "your candidate sucks more than my candidate sucks" topics. Besides, it gets reviewed again and again in each and every class warfare and Rmoney tax thread too.

Great stuff!

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Meanwhile the debt keeps rising, and the economy is stagnant.

Obama has lowered taxes on Americans, less Americans are working, and personal income has fallen 8% since he was elected. So even less people have to pay.

And he's still going to win the election...

Sux to be you, don't it?

Yep. Fred I am starting to believe the uncertainty of Tax policy is far more damaging to the economy than the tax rates. Everything is always tinkered with every election cycle, and has expirations and causes a lot of distractions and complicates future planning.

LOL wrote: This same topic has been discussed at least once before.

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Probably missed it, it's buried behind the hundreds of daily outrage "your candidate sucks more than my candidate sucks" topics. Besides, it gets reviewed again and again in each and every class warfare and Rmoney tax thread too.

Great stuff!

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Meanwhile the debt keeps rising, and the economy is stagnant.

Actually I am not worried much about Obama winning as some of my cohorts. since he lost his majority, he has shown himself to be one of the weaker presidents, very Carter like.
And in foreign affairs, other than Israel, it has just been the Bush Doctrine extended. Although it does look like other nations do think the US is weaker since the cowboy is gone.

LOL wrote: Yep. Fred I am starting to believe the uncertainty of Tax policy is far more damaging to the economy than the tax rates. Everything is always tinkered with every election cycle, and has expirations and causes a lot of distractions and complicates future planning.

Agree. It has made my financial planning more wild assed guesses than usual.

If he wins, U.S. loses MORE!