Posted: Jan 17, 2008, 5:04 AM CST
Tax Policy Center of the Urban Institute and the Brookings Institution has analyzed these tax-cut measures. The Tax Policy Center has found:
* Some 54 percent of the tax cuts from go to households with incomes of more than $1 million a year, the top 0.2 percent of households. Another 43 percent of the tax-cut benefits will go to the 3.5 percent of households with incomes between $200,000 and $1 million. Thus, 97 percent of the tax cuts from these two provisions will go to the 3.7 percent of households with incomes over $200,000.
* That leaves only 3 percent of the tax-cut benefits for the 96 percent of U.S. households with incomes below $200,000. That 3 percent of the tax cuts will go almost entirely to households in the $100,000-$200,000 range. Essentially none of the benefits will flow to families with incomes under $100,000
I congratulate you because based on your posts you must be earning a minimum of $500,000 per year.
The only way Republicans can get elected is to convince the people that they are screwing that it is in their best interest to be screwed. It's amazing how many people vote against their interests.
I take it you believe in trickle down (or Voodoo as Papa Bush called it) Economics. If you can just manage to allow the super wealthy to hold on to more of their money they will use their savings to hire more illegals to mow their lawns and hopefully trim their "BUSHES"
Almost all of the comments you made in your original post on this thread don't express my views and I consider myself a Liberal Democrat.
I think you would have a much harder time disputing my characterization of "a good republican"
I would prefer leaving politics off this site but when I read posts like yours they're hard to ignore.