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hcrosby
August 15th, 2008 at 11:29 am
I have no doubt that income tax brackets will rise sharply in the Obama years, but the government will net less and less money from taxes each year as the economy collapses and incentive to work and earn is destroyed.
Furthermore, as the economy collapses, government payments for unemployment, welfare, health care will soar, driving the deficits to unimaginable heights, further destroying the dollar.
There is no indication that any politicians in either party are prepared to tell the truth about the magnitude of our financial mess, and they are certainly not in a belt tightening mode. More evidence that we are in the “bread and circuses” phase of the decline and fall of the American empire.
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David Buth
December 1st, 2010 at 6:33 pm
Look at the dates and then add in our wars and economic disasters caused by Wall Street. The Rich are just trying to dodge cleaning up their messes yet again. It is now clear as a bell how they try to avoid their civic responsibilities! Thanks for the useful info!