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Why The ‘Clinton Tax Rates’ Didn’t Create Prosperity in the 1990′s

Posted on 27 November 2012. Tags: Barack Obama, Budget Surplus, Cap, Clinton Era, Corporate Income Tax, Department Of The Treasury, False Argument, Herman Park, Income Tax Rate, Iowa City, Marginal Tax Rate, Medicare, Medicare Tax, Nbsp, Prosperity, Revisionist History, Social Security, Social Security Benefits, Social Security Tax, Tax Bills, Tax Hike, Tax Increases, Tax Rates, Taxable Portion, Top Marginal Tax Rate, Treasury Office

Democrats have always been strangers to the truth and huge fans of revisionist history. And nothing states that more clearly than the intellectually deficient calls for a return to the “Clinton Tax Rates” to bring prosperity back to the country. And of course, the de facto leader of the intellectually deficient is Barack Obama who used this false [...]

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Republican Payroll Proposal Extends Payroll Tax Relief, Reduces Deficit

Posted on 01 December 2011. Tags: Budget Shortfalls, Congressional Budget Office, Federal Employees, Government President, Government Workforce, Levels Of Government, Moment Of Truth, Patriotism, Payroll Tax, Reduction Act, Republican Proposal, Security Trust Fund, Senate Proposal, Social Security Tax, Social Security Trust, Social Security Trust Fund, Tax Holiday, Tax Increases, Tax Relief, Trims

Republican Payroll Proposal The Republican Proposal Extends Current Payroll Tax Relief, Reduces The Deficit By $111 Billion And Trims The Size Of The Federal Government Prevents A Tax Increase, Protects Social Security: Provides a one year extension of the temporary Social Security tax holiday that passed in 2010, protecting all individuals from tax increases, [...]

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