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<blockquote data-quote="brett636" data-source="post: 273691" data-attributes="member: 249"><p>Nazi republicans huh? Perhaps you should direct that desparate feeling you have into searching for real facts for your arguments instead of the rhetoric you are fed from your democratic leaders. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p></p><p>I admit that Bush has been a major dissappointment in fiscal responsbility, but I believe his tax cuts have had a major impact in how well our economy has sustained itself in the face of rising energy prices and an unstable housing market. The truth is evident that when people have more money to spend, it goes to businesses and corporations who pay higher tax rates which equates to more tax revenue for the government. Your last statement couldn't be further from the mark as the deficit has been shrinking over the last few years and will turn into a surplus in the coming years. This is despite the over spending by congress, and the costs of the Iraq war. National debt is not a bad thing, but if its allowed to grow to too big of percentage of GDP it could be a big problem. Raising taxes is not the answer as we pay too much in taxes already.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brett636, post: 273691, member: 249"] Nazi republicans huh? Perhaps you should direct that desparate feeling you have into searching for real facts for your arguments instead of the rhetoric you are fed from your democratic leaders. I admit that Bush has been a major dissappointment in fiscal responsbility, but I believe his tax cuts have had a major impact in how well our economy has sustained itself in the face of rising energy prices and an unstable housing market. The truth is evident that when people have more money to spend, it goes to businesses and corporations who pay higher tax rates which equates to more tax revenue for the government. Your last statement couldn't be further from the mark as the deficit has been shrinking over the last few years and will turn into a surplus in the coming years. This is despite the over spending by congress, and the costs of the Iraq war. National debt is not a bad thing, but if its allowed to grow to too big of percentage of GDP it could be a big problem. Raising taxes is not the answer as we pay too much in taxes already. [/QUOTE]
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