Don Surber of DailyMail reports that 60% of Americans want to see accross the board spending cuts: One good thing about overspending by $4 trillion since Barack Obama become president: It eliminated all the sacred cows. An overwhelming majority not seen in 39 years wants every federal government program to have its budget cut. Every [...]
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The left loves to trot out polls that suggest that most Americans want the rich pay more taxes. Their hopes are, of course, that people will conflate these results and conclude that most Americans favor big government over the private sector. Nothing could be further from the truth. Emily Ekins of Cato @ Liberty has published [...]
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What is the Solution to the Deficit Crisis? Raise taxes on the rich Make across-the-board spending cuts Make spending cuts to entitlement programs only Raises taxes on the rich and cut spending Punt Bookmark & Share:
Syracuse tax professor Robert Nassau has published in PDF a cool NCAA-like bracket of IRS concepts. Check it out. I must take mild exception, however, to his claim that this is the first ever bracket of tax sections. Here’s a blog post I published in 2009: TAX MADNESS All Time Greatest Code [...]
I often disagree with Derek Thompson of The Atlantic, but when he writes in 66% of Americans Want Higher Taxes on Rich, But there’s a Catch about the dangers of relying on public opinion polls he is right on target: Two-thirds of Americans support keeping the Bush tax cuts only for families earning less than $250,000 [...]
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Everyone got votes and, to be sure, each of the ten tax blogs nominated offers something unique and different from the others. There’s a place for everyone. So, without further ado, here are your 4 favorite tax blogs: 4. Linda Beale of ataxingmatter – 4% 3. Kay Bell of Don’t Mess With Taxes and Kelly Phillips Erb the Tax [...]
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