
Obama shows the future of the country is the last thing on his mind.

It’s almost like the number of millionaires in a country fluctuates with the tax rates. It’s almost as if people have the ability to move from one country to another in response to their own interest. It’s almost as if building your spending plan around high tax rates is as sustainable as building your affordable housing program around sand castles.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, it has never been more apparent that government can’t help business.

According to the accounting firm Ernst & Young, under the Obama tax hikes, employment in the long run would fall by 0.5 percent or, roughly 710,000 fewer jobs and after-tax wages would fall by 1.8 percent.

The deficit for October alone is 120 billion. We would have to find three times as many rich people for the Obama tax hikes to even cover a monthly deficit.

And what about killing the Bush middle class tax cuts that most voters still want to keep? That will bring in 179 billion dollars. 179 billion dollars was the total Federal budget in 1968. Today that’s around 3.8 trillion. That 179 billion wouldn’t even make up 5 percent of the budget now.
Donald Rumsfeld
May 21st, 2013
Beverly Hills, CA
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Charles C. Johnson
June 19th, 2013
Los Angeles, CA
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