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The proposed Buffett rule to make rich Americans pay more in taxes would barely make a dent in...
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 5:56 PM ETThe proposed Buffett rule to make rich Americans pay more in taxes would barely make a dent in the U.S. debt, according to one analysis. The Joint Committee on Taxation says the Buffett tax would raise ~$31B over the next decade - less than one-tenth of 1% of a projected $7T-plus increase in the federal debt.
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But it would be politically advantageous to punish the succesful nonetheless.
The Sheeple need to blame somebody for their stupidity to feel good.
Until they find out it will be themselves in the end.
BTW...I thought we already had an AMT?
BTW,
Romney gave 10X more to charity vs Obama.
Obama's #1 2008 campaign contributor, was Goldman Sachs.
He made 20 million and paid 14% taxes. He takes from working families.
You must be stealing from them.
Why do you do that?
or is that just stealing out in the open...
My funding my own 401k/IRA must be a tax as well under your twisted logic.
Obviosly Mitt is a better investor than youself.
Otherwise, you could have just done what he did, and donated a like amount to the Charity of your choice.
The problem is spending.
I guess you forget about Clinton in Bosnia....right?
And of course you probably have not written to your Obama hero threatening to withdraw your support since he failed to keep his promise on Iraq, and boosted troop levels in Afghanistan. Such are the events that reveal your true hypocrisy.
That's Hope & Change for ya.
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