Well that doesn't make sense.
So now I have to prove the existence of the 2001 tax cuts to you? Jesus.
GreatMost of the spending for the ACA is mandatory spending, which isn't dependent on annual appropriations.
Most wars have been financed with some form of revenue enhancement or another, we had never cut taxes in the face of a war, until Bush thought he could have it all.
Actually, this all started with you pretending that the tax cuts started in 2003, not 2001 and then pretending that they didn't decrease revenues by looking only at 2004 onward (and ignoring the three consectuve year decline in revenues, the first since the end of WWII, notwithstanding incresed GDP), which is laughable.
So, like, if you want to argue that the tax cuts didn't reduce revenues, you're free to do that. I'm not going to argue it with you again. But you don't get to pretend that the earlier tax cuts and revenue declines simply don't exist.
And, really, these bullshit lies about tax cuts increasing revenue coming from self-annointed "deficit hawks" pisses me off. You're just completely full of shit. I mean, there's a legitimate argument that tax cuts increase economic growth and so should be pursued notwithstanding the loss of revenues and increse in the deficit, but this crap that tax cuts are this magic policy that increase revenues and grow the economy and ponies for everyone is just plain dishonest.
And, really, these bullshit lies about tax cuts increasing revenue coming from self-annointed "deficit hawks" pisses me off. You're just completely full of shit. I mean, there's a legitimate argument that tax cuts increase economic growth and so should be pursued notwithstanding the loss of revenues and increse in the deficit, but this crap that tax cuts are this magic policy that increase revenues and grow the economy and ponies for everyone is just plain dishonest.
Actually, this all started with you pretending that the tax cuts started in 2003, not 2001 and then pretending that they didn't decrease revenues by looking only at 2004 onward (and ignoring the three consectuve year decline in revenues, the first since the end of WWII, notwithstanding incresed GDP), which is laughable.
So, like, if you want to argue that the tax cuts didn't reduce revenues, you're free to do that. I'm not going to argue it with you again. But you don't get to pretend that the earlier tax cuts and revenue declines simply don't exist.
When did LBJ raise taxes
1) Do you understand that "most" does not mean "all"?
2) Do you understand that there are other forms of revenue enhancement than direct taxes?
i never claimed it never happened before and LBJ was not a good president.So what you are saying is that a president committing troops to war and expanding welfare benefits isn't unprecedented? You made it sound like Bush is the only one who did it while it appears he was only following in the footsteps of LBJ. Now do not mistake my post as tacit support for said behavior I do not. Just pointing out your illogical premise.
I sure hope you present better arguments on behalf of your clients than you do here. You suck.
When did LBJ raise taxes
dear fucking idiot,