December 2, 201015 yr I need some help. Because I can't remember tax cuts ever creating jobs and/or expansion. It seems to me that every time we cut taxes the result is the deficit goes even higher. I want to hear how the deficit is going to get under control. Pretty simple, cut spending.
December 2, 201015 yr Job creators ?!! Taxes are low now with the Bush tax cuts right ? .Where are the jobs that have been created ? Oh wait thats right in China and India .Well gee, isn't that your, mine and the rest of our fault since we like low prices?
December 2, 201015 yr I don't care anymore what they do. I'm either paying for it now, or later. One way or another.....
December 3, 201015 yr I need some help. Because I can't remember tax cuts ever creating jobs and/or expansion. It seems to me that every time we cut taxes the result is the deficit goes even higher. I want to hear how the deficit is going to get under control. Really? Until the housing crisis. Bush had 52 months I believe of job growth ( That is a record for most months) and the highest GDP of any of the past 4 presidents besides Clinton. No matter what you do, lower taxes or do the Keynesian economic plan, the deficit will go up at first because you are either; not getting enough money so that means you have to cut spending or; you just put a lump sum of money with a stimulus...thats how it always has been, that is how it will always will be.
December 3, 201015 yr nope So then you agree that Bush cut taxes for the middle class? It's really amazing because I sure remember the leftys on this board (and there aren't many of you) whining that the BUsh cuts would do nothing for the middle class.
December 3, 201015 yr Well gee, isn't that your, mine and the rest of our fault since we like low prices? Yes.
December 3, 201015 yr Well gee, isn't that your, mine and the rest of our fault since we like low prices? Yes. I work in customer service and hear from people all the time complaining about how they spoke to people from India or the Phillipines before they got me and how upsetting it was because there are people in the US without jobs. I apologize for the inconvenience and in some cases let them know that it's not going to change any time soon, unless they would like to start being billed every time they call customer service and paying other fee's to help offset the cost of paying for higher paid American workers. Some get it, some don't, we do live in a capitalist society.
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