Which do you prefer? Tax cuts & deficit spending or raise taxes on the rich & a balanced budget?

Question

Along with cutting corporate welfare?

As in an end to oil and farm subsidies. An end to passing laws that favor the pharmacutical and healthcare industry instead of the people. And end to the corporate lobby structure in Washington.

That is really your only two choices.

"Fiscal conservatives" like Bush and Reagan tend to create huge deficits.

Answer 1

Raising taxes on the rich will do little to balance the budget. All you end up doing is driving employers to other countries and losing jobs in the middle class.

Answer 2

actuality: The budget deficit is the backside in 5 years would not recommend a element while there continues to be a extensive deficit. actuality: Tax cuts with rampant spending equals extensive debt and larger taxes later to pay. actuality: Rampant spending with out revenues equals financial disaster.

Answer 3

I prefer a system that's fair and accomplishes the balancing of the budget. FYI that doesn't mean raising taxes on the wealthy...It means that given we're a consumer driven nation and that we spend ourselves into debt than we should tax consumption. Taxing income doesn't work because income NEVER keeps up with consumption...Unfortunately, we're insatiable. PEACE!

Answer 4

The Robin Hood solution

Answer 5

C. Cut spending. God, cut out the pork. Make each earmark have to pass on its own merit and then we'll see how many of them do. Lower taxes for everyone.

Answer 6

I prefer, honey, to live the American dream with less taxes.

Answer 7

I prefer you not to lie like you always do.