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VennData commented on Apr 30 Stop with the government programs already and give more growth-spirting, deficit-paying, debt-cutting tax cuts to the rich! The worked under Reagan! They worked under Bush! Low taxes work in Sub Sahara Africa, the rainforests, and the floors of the great oceans.
Stop with the government programs already and give more growth-spirting, deficit-paying, debt-cutting tax cuts to the rich!
The worked under Reagan! They worked under Bush! Low taxes work in Sub Sahara Africa, the rainforests, and the floors of the great oceans.
Seems like mixed results but it is only $7 billion.