Framing the tax debate
Date: December 13th 2010
Framing the tax debate
Congresscritters are debating tax policy with typical dishonesty. If this nation is to survive, the first step must be holding liberals accountable for their use of language.Tax “cuts”
There are no tax cuts under discussion. The expiring so-called “Bush tax cuts” were passed in 2001, so those tax rates have been the law of the land for nine years. At some point the rates are the rates, and it’s a little silly to talk about those rates as “cuts.” If the Democrats in congress don’t get off their asses and allow this legislation to pass, we will – all of us – see large additional bites out of our paychecks in a couple weeks. That’s called a tax “increase.” ...
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