Democrats controlling Congress are looking at tax rebates, extended
> unemployment benefits and more food stamps to stimulate the sagging > economy.
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> "Pelosi, you ignorant slut. That's not a stimulus. It's insulation." >
> Bush's wild-ass spending ways look awful until you realize that what the
> Dems want to do is even worse:
> "We'll trump Bush's spending and raise you with more government handouts".
> So the Dem *solution* is to give more money back to those families who
> already pay no taxes and get IRS rebates to boot.
> Sounds a lot like current Venezuelan economic policy.
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> Seems to me that, for one, cutting Corporate income taxes, the 2nd highest
> in the world, would far more likely to stimulate growth and job creation
> than rebating taxes not payed, more food stamps and longer unemployment > benefits.
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You're joking right? Corporations are the biggest welfare recipients in existence. They don't even pay taxes at this point. So basically you just want to give them back money they didn't earn? You want to rebate money they haven't paid? No I don't think so. Trickle down economics doesn't work, because nothing ever actually trickles down. It should be called "Hoarding Economics" for truth in advertising. If the corporations want to be looked at as individuals, with those same rights (which they are at this point) then they should be taxed like the rest of us. If you want to even think about cutting corporate taxes, we should also be cutting corporate rights too then.