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Default Ne0-Socialist Demoncrats to Propose Largest Tax Hike in History

On Mar 30, 6:10?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
House Democrats today will propose the largest tax hike in American history,http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...07/03/28/AR200...
one which will add more poor people to the tax rolls and which will further
burden millions of small businesses. They will position this as fiscal
discipline while refusing to trim federal spending, according to Robert
Novak:

The new Democratic majority begins dancing the next phase of the
tax-and-spend minuet in the House of Representatives today. Following the
example set by their Senate brethren last Friday, House Democrats will adopt
a budget resolution containing the largest tax increase in U.S. history amid
massive national inattention.

Nobody's tax payment will increase immediately, but the budget resolutions
set a pattern for years ahead. The House version would increase non-defense,
non-emergency spending by $22.5 billion for next fiscal year, with such
spending to rise 2.4 percent in each of the next three years. To pay for
these increases, the resolution would raise taxes by close to $400 billion
over five years -- about $100 billion more than what was passed in the
Senate.

It had been assumed that the new Democratic majority would end President
Bush's relief in capital gains, dividend and estate taxation. The
simultaneous rollback of Bush-sponsored income tax cuts was a surprise. This
reflects Democrats' belief that they can survive a long-term commitment to
bigger government. Here is an audacious effort to raise the banner of fiscal
responsibility while increasing spending and taxes.

This Democratic strategy is encapsulated in what Harry Hopkins, President
Franklin D. Roosevelt's main man, is alleged to have told a friend at New
York's Empire City race track in August 1938: "We will spend and spend, and
tax and tax, and elect and elect." While Hopkins denied ever saying those
words, they represented successful Democratic government and political
strategy for the next two decades.

Well, as pundits across the political spectrum note, elections matter. Many
people abandoned the GOP in the midterms because of their lack of discipline
in federal spending. Discretionary spending rose by over 30% during the six
years that the Republicans controlled both elective branches of government.
They reduced taxes and grew the economy, but the GOP never delivered on
their initial promise to reduce government an rein in spending.

Based on those failures, the nation gave the Democrats the majority in both
chambers of Congress. What did we get? No decrease in federal spending; the
Democrats want to grow the government by 2.4% each year, which would mean
adding close to $100 billion in spending each year. In order to do that,
they want to increase taxes across the board, choking off economic growth
and making people even more dependent on the government.

By 2011, the added tax burden on every taxpayer would be over $1100 dollars.
Twenty-six million small businesses would have to pay almost $4,000 in extra
taxes. More than five million Americans whose incomes are too low to pay
taxes now would have to start paying in 2011, making the Democratic plan
more regressive than what it seeks to replace.

Democrats and taxes, together again after twelve years in the wilderness. It
sounds like a movie romance -- and we're footing the bill for the
production.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles...e.asp?ID=27636
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Default Ne0-Socialist Demoncrats to Propose Largest Tax Hike in History

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On Mar 30, 6:10?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
House Democrats today will propose the largest tax hike in American history


http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles...e.asp?ID=27636
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Default Ne0-Socialist Demoncrats to Propose Largest Tax Hike in History

House Democrats today will propose the largest tax hike in American history,
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...ns&reload=true
one which will add more poor people to the tax rolls and which will further
burden millions of small businesses. They will position this as fiscal
discipline while refusing to trim federal spending, according to Robert
Novak:

The new Democratic majority begins dancing the next phase of the
tax-and-spend minuet in the House of Representatives today. Following the
example set by their Senate brethren last Friday, House Democrats will adopt
a budget resolution containing the largest tax increase in U.S. history amid
massive national inattention.

Nobody's tax payment will increase immediately, but the budget resolutions
set a pattern for years ahead. The House version would increase non-defense,
non-emergency spending by $22.5 billion for next fiscal year, with such
spending to rise 2.4 percent in each of the next three years. To pay for
these increases, the resolution would raise taxes by close to $400 billion
over five years -- about $100 billion more than what was passed in the
Senate.

It had been assumed that the new Democratic majority would end President
Bush's relief in capital gains, dividend and estate taxation. The
simultaneous rollback of Bush-sponsored income tax cuts was a surprise. This
reflects Democrats' belief that they can survive a long-term commitment to
bigger government. Here is an audacious effort to raise the banner of fiscal
responsibility while increasing spending and taxes.

This Democratic strategy is encapsulated in what Harry Hopkins, President
Franklin D. Roosevelt's main man, is alleged to have told a friend at New
York's Empire City race track in August 1938: "We will spend and spend, and
tax and tax, and elect and elect." While Hopkins denied ever saying those
words, they represented successful Democratic government and political
strategy for the next two decades.


Well, as pundits across the political spectrum note, elections matter. Many
people abandoned the GOP in the midterms because of their lack of discipline
in federal spending. Discretionary spending rose by over 30% during the six
years that the Republicans controlled both elective branches of government.
They reduced taxes and grew the economy, but the GOP never delivered on
their initial promise to reduce government an rein in spending.

Based on those failures, the nation gave the Democrats the majority in both
chambers of Congress. What did we get? No decrease in federal spending; the
Democrats want to grow the government by 2.4% each year, which would mean
adding close to $100 billion in spending each year. In order to do that,
they want to increase taxes across the board, choking off economic growth
and making people even more dependent on the government.

By 2011, the added tax burden on every taxpayer would be over $1100 dollars.
Twenty-six million small businesses would have to pay almost $4,000 in extra
taxes. More than five million Americans whose incomes are too low to pay
taxes now would have to start paying in 2011, making the Democratic plan
more regressive than what it seeks to replace.

Democrats and taxes, together again after twelve years in the wilderness. It
sounds like a movie romance -- and we're footing the bill for the
production.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles...e.asp?ID=27636
--
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WHAT THE LEFT WON'T TELL YOU http://www.FrontPageMag.com
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