The most amazing – or perhaps frightening – part of this video is listening to Obama say he supports higher tax rates even if they damage the economy so much that the government doesn’t collect any additional revenue. Wow.
Please share widely. We need to educate people so they do not get seduced by the politics of hate and envy.
[...] penalize success with high tax rates. I’ve explained why this is economically misguided in a video on class-warfare tax policy, but it’s also worth pointing out that a simple and fair tax system like the flat tax makes [...]
[...] previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] Contributors A Debate Between John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama by Dan Mitchell Here’s a clever video produced by the Winston Group, comparing the tax policies of two Democratic Presidents. Having previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] September 8, 2010 by Dan Mitchell Here’s a clever video produced by the Winston Group, comparing the tax policies of two Democratic Presidents. Having previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] growth. Investors and entrepreneurs have little reason to produce and take risks, after all, when they know the burden of government is going to climb. Especially when you add uncertainty to the [...]
[...] growth. Investors and entrepreneurs have little reason to produce and take risks, after all, when they know the burden of government is going to climb. Especially when you add uncertainty to the [...]
[...] This made my day, from Dr. Daniel J. Mitchell at the Cato Institute. Here are a handful of the posters being used in the United Kingdom to fight the perversely-destructive proposal to increase tax rates on capital gains. But this isn’t just a popularity contest. With Obama pushing for higher capital gains rate in America, it’s important to find the most persuasive ways of educating people about the damage of class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] But this isn’t just a popularity contest. With Obama pushing for higher capital gains rate in America, it’s important to find the most persuasive ways of educating people about the damage of class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] Here’s a clever video produced by the Winston Group, comparing the tax policies of two Democratic Presidents. Having previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] so the overall packages were not acceptable, but it nonetheless is remarkable that they rejected Obama’s approach of class-warfare taxation based on higher tax rates. Surely the House GOP can take the good parts of those plans and push [...]
[...] so the overall packages were not acceptable, but it nonetheless is remarkable that they rejected Obama’s approach of class-warfare taxation based on higher tax rates. Surely the House GOP can take the good parts of those plans and push [...]
[...] so the overall packages were not acceptable, but it nonetheless is remarkable that they rejected Obama’s approach of class-warfare taxation based on higher tax rates. Surely the House GOP can take the good parts of those plans and push [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more revenue. Daniel J. [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more [...]
[...] part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] large part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year's budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the program’s [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their upper-income [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their [...]
[...] Feldstein wants to raise taxes in ways that impose much less damage on the economy. Obama wants to raise tax rate on productive behavior, thus discouraging work, saving, investment, and entrepreneurship. Feldstein, by contrast, wants to [...]
[...] Feldstein wants to raise taxes in ways that impose much less damage on the economy. Obama wants to raise tax rate on productive behavior, thus discouraging work, saving, investment, and entrepreneurship. Feldstein, by contrast, wants to [...]
[...] seem to bother President Obama, who apparently views the debt-limit fight as an opportunity for class-warfare demogaguery and transparent efforts to seduce the GOP into a suicidal tax-hike [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top personal income tax rate will fall to no higher than 29 percent. [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top personal income tax rate will fall to no higher than 29 percent. [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top personal income tax rate will fall to no higher than 29 percent. [...]
[...] of excessive government since politicians would spend any additional revenue. And the kind of class-warfare taxes Obama has in mind would further undermine growth, adding to the nation’s fiscal [...]
[...] of excessive government since politicians would spend any additional revenue. And the kind of class-warfare taxes Obama has in mind would further undermine growth, adding to the nation’s fiscal [...]
[...] course, Obama said in 2008 than he wanted high tax rates for reasons of “fairness,” even if such…. That destructive mentality probably helps explain why not only banks, but also companies, are [...]
Well, well, well, … Obama Care is catching,
as law school professor he honed an edge,
students gave him skills and room to hedge;
Internet’s Revolution does show us solutions;
Second Law of Thermodynamics favors wins;
tangents show ways that reduce complexities.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!
Mathematics’ abstracts lead to fewer unknows,
grammer’s the same, confusion’s necessary,
growth then follows with luck and less folly.
[...] then, for the cherry on the ice cream sundae, he says he wants the so-called supercommittee to impose a bunch of class-warfare taxes to finance his latest [...]
[...] then, for the cherry on the ice cream sundae, he says he wants the so-called supercommittee to impose a bunch of class-warfare taxes to finance his latest [...]
[...] readers will recognize this video about Obama’s class-warfare tax policy. But if you haven’t seen it, five reasons are presented to explain why it will [...]
[...] readers will recognize this video about Obama’s class-warfare tax policy. But if you haven’t seen it, five reasons are presented to explain why it will [...]
[...] readers will recognize this video about Obama’s class-warfare tax policy. But if you haven’t seen it, five reasons are presented to explain why it will [...]
[...] scheme, though that’s really more of a test run by the White House to determine whether class warfare will be an effective theme for the 2012 [...]
[...] scheme, though that’s really more of a test run by the White House to determine whether class warfare will be an effective theme for the 2012 [...]
[...] We don’t know the revenue-maximizing point of the Laffer Curve, but Obama seems determined to push tax rates so high that the government collects less revenue. Not that we should be surprised. During the 2008 campaign, he actually said he would like higher tax rates even if the government collected less revenue. [...]
[...] So what does all this mean? Simply stated, there are many other fiscal reforms that I prefer, but a temporary extension of the payroll tax holiday is better than nothing – assuming, of course, it is not poisoned by accompanying class-warfare tax hikes. [...]
[...] over, but somebody just sent me this cartoon and it’s worth sharing because it captures the hate-and-envy mentality of the parasite class in [...]
[...] is right and wrong. Obama is pursuing policies that Wall Street doesn’t like, such as class-warfare tax hikes. On the other hand, he supported the TARP bailout and pushed for the Dodd-Frank bailout legislation [...]
[...] don’t know, of course, what the President will say tonight. But based on press reports, this would be my response. Rate this: Share this:PrintEmailFacebookTwitterMoredeliciousDiggFarkLinkedInRedditStumbleUponLike [...]
[...] everyone but Mr. Johnston: The higher the tax rates, the greater the non-compliance: Leftists want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] He wants higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, small business owners, and other “rich” taxpayers, but I’ve explained why he’s wrong on that issue in this video. [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] If this rich guy is willing to pay more, the story goes, then surely the rest of us peasants should just roll over and acquiesce to the President’s class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] If this rich guy is willing to pay more, the story goes, then surely the rest of us peasants should just roll over and acquiesce to the President’s class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] So what does all this mean? Simply stated, there are many other fiscal reforms that are preferable, but a temporary extension of the payroll tax holiday is better than nothing—assuming, of course, it is not poisoned by accompanying class-warfare tax hikes. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] Print This Post The indepensible Dan Mitchell posts a video response to calls for a “Soak the Rich” tax [...]
[...] penalize success with high tax rates. I’ve explained why this is economically misguided in a video on class-warfare tax policy, but it’s also worth pointing out that a simple and fair tax system like the flat tax makes [...]
[...] previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] Contributors A Debate Between John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama by Dan Mitchell Here’s a clever video produced by the Winston Group, comparing the tax policies of two Democratic Presidents. Having previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] September 8, 2010 by Dan Mitchell Here’s a clever video produced by the Winston Group, comparing the tax policies of two Democratic Presidents. Having previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] growth. Investors and entrepreneurs have little reason to produce and take risks, after all, when they know the burden of government is going to climb. Especially when you add uncertainty to the [...]
[...] growth. Investors and entrepreneurs have little reason to produce and take risks, after all, when they know the burden of government is going to climb. Especially when you add uncertainty to the [...]
[...] This made my day, from Dr. Daniel J. Mitchell at the Cato Institute. Here are a handful of the posters being used in the United Kingdom to fight the perversely-destructive proposal to increase tax rates on capital gains. But this isn’t just a popularity contest. With Obama pushing for higher capital gains rate in America, it’s important to find the most persuasive ways of educating people about the damage of class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] But this isn’t just a popularity contest. With Obama pushing for higher capital gains rate in America, it’s important to find the most persuasive ways of educating people about the damage of class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] Here’s a clever video produced by the Winston Group, comparing the tax policies of two Democratic Presidents. Having previously highlighted Kennedy’s tax-cutting approach, it is painful for me to observe the class warfare approach of the Obama Administration. [...]
[...] so the overall packages were not acceptable, but it nonetheless is remarkable that they rejected Obama’s approach of class-warfare taxation based on higher tax rates. Surely the House GOP can take the good parts of those plans and push [...]
[...] so the overall packages were not acceptable, but it nonetheless is remarkable that they rejected Obama’s approach of class-warfare taxation based on higher tax rates. Surely the House GOP can take the good parts of those plans and push [...]
[...] so the overall packages were not acceptable, but it nonetheless is remarkable that they rejected Obama’s approach of class-warfare taxation based on higher tax rates. Surely the House GOP can take the good parts of those plans and push [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more revenue. Daniel J. [...]
[...] more motivated by revenue maximization than it is by a class-warfare impulse to punish the rich. As Obama said during a Democratic debate in 2008, he didn’t care whether higher taxes raised more [...]
[...] part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] large part, the White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year's budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] White House is recycling class warfare ideas from last year’s budget. The President wants higher tax rates, including higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, and small business owner…. He also wants to increase the tax burden of American companies that are competing for market share [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] budget fight, President Obama today unveiled a fiscal plan. It already is being criticized for its class warfare approach to tax policy, but the most disturbing feature may be a provision that punishes the American people with higher [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the program’s [...]
[...] appears that President Obama wants to radically change this system so that it is based on a class-warfare model. During the 2008 campaign, for instance, then-Senator Obama suggested that the programs giant [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their upper-income [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their [...]
[...] puts Democrats in a tough position. They can play the politics of class warfare (as Obama likes to do) and say only the “rich” will pay higher taxes, but voters don’t dislike their [...]
[...] Feldstein wants to raise taxes in ways that impose much less damage on the economy. Obama wants to raise tax rate on productive behavior, thus discouraging work, saving, investment, and entrepreneurship. Feldstein, by contrast, wants to [...]
[...] Feldstein wants to raise taxes in ways that impose much less damage on the economy. Obama wants to raise tax rate on productive behavior, thus discouraging work, saving, investment, and entrepreneurship. Feldstein, by contrast, wants to [...]
[...] seem to bother President Obama, who apparently views the debt-limit fight as an opportunity for class-warfare demogaguery and transparent efforts to seduce the GOP into a suicidal tax-hike [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top personal income tax rate will fall to no higher than 29 percent. [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top personal income tax rate will fall to no higher than 29 percent. [...]
[...] Unlike President Obama, the Gang of Six is not consumed by class-warfare resentment. The plan envisions that the top personal income tax rate will fall to no higher than 29 percent. [...]
[...] of excessive government since politicians would spend any additional revenue. And the kind of class-warfare taxes Obama has in mind would further undermine growth, adding to the nation’s fiscal [...]
[...] of excessive government since politicians would spend any additional revenue. And the kind of class-warfare taxes Obama has in mind would further undermine growth, adding to the nation’s fiscal [...]
[...] course, Obama said in 2008 than he wanted high tax rates for reasons of “fairness,” even if such…. That destructive mentality probably helps explain why not only banks, but also companies, are [...]
Well, well, well, … Obama Care is catching,
as law school professor he honed an edge,
students gave him skills and room to hedge;
Internet’s Revolution does show us solutions;
Second Law of Thermodynamics favors wins;
tangents show ways that reduce complexities.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!
Mathematics’ abstracts lead to fewer unknows,
grammer’s the same, confusion’s necessary,
growth then follows with luck and less folly.
May you do more of the same, best rm
[...] then, for the cherry on the ice cream sundae, he says he wants the so-called supercommittee to impose a bunch of class-warfare taxes to finance his latest [...]
[...] then, for the cherry on the ice cream sundae, he says he wants the so-called supercommittee to impose a bunch of class-warfare taxes to finance his latest [...]
[...] readers will recognize this video about Obama’s class-warfare tax policy. But if you haven’t seen it, five reasons are presented to explain why it will [...]
[...] readers will recognize this video about Obama’s class-warfare tax policy. But if you haven’t seen it, five reasons are presented to explain why it will [...]
[...] readers will recognize this video about Obama’s class-warfare tax policy. But if you haven’t seen it, five reasons are presented to explain why it will [...]
[...] But they also are sad and tragic because they accurately capture the class warfare mentality of the current occupant of the White House. [...]
[...] my video on class warfare, I noted that Obama in 2008 said he wanted to raise the capital gains tax even if the government [...]
[...] scheme, though that’s really more of a test run by the White House to determine whether class warfare will be an effective theme for the 2012 [...]
[...] scheme, though that’s really more of a test run by the White House to determine whether class warfare will be an effective theme for the 2012 [...]
[...] my video on class warfare, I noted that Obama in 2008 said he wanted to raise the capital gains tax even if the government [...]
[...] We don’t know the revenue-maximizing point of the Laffer Curve, but Obama seems determined to push tax rates so high that the government collects less revenue. Not that we should be surprised. During the 2008 campaign, he actually said he would like higher tax rates even if the government collected less revenue. [...]
[...] So what does all this mean? Simply stated, there are many other fiscal reforms that I prefer, but a temporary extension of the payroll tax holiday is better than nothing – assuming, of course, it is not poisoned by accompanying class-warfare tax hikes. [...]
[...] about “fair share.” These passages sounds like they could have been taken from one of Obama’s hate-and-envy speeches on class [...]
[...] about “fair share.” These passages sounds like they could have been taken from one of Obama’s hate-and-envy speeches on class [...]
[...] about “fair share.” These passages sounds like they could have been taken from one of Obama’s hate-and-envy speeches on class [...]
[...] to talk about “fair share.” These passages sounds like they could have been taken from one of Obama’s hate-and-envy speeches on class [...]
[...] over, but somebody just sent me this cartoon and it’s worth sharing because it captures the hate-and-envy mentality of the parasite class in [...]
[...] poor are getting richer and that politicians should “solve” this alleged problem with class-warfare tax policy and more [...]
[...] poor are getting richer and that politicians should “solve” this alleged problem with class-warfare tax policy and more [...]
[...] Obama says he wants higher tax rates for fairness, even if the government doesn’t collect any [...]
[...] Obama says he wants higher tax rates for fairness, even if the government doesn’t collect any [...]
[...] is right and wrong. Obama is pursuing policies that Wall Street doesn’t like, such as class-warfare tax hikes. On the other hand, he supported the TARP bailout and pushed for the Dodd-Frank bailout legislation [...]
[...] don’t know, of course, what the President will say tonight. But based on press reports, this would be my response. Rate this: Share this:PrintEmailFacebookTwitterMoredeliciousDiggFarkLinkedInRedditStumbleUponLike [...]
[...] But fairness doesn’t mean treating everyone equally by adopting a flat tax. Instead, it means a class-warfare policy of higher tax rates. [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] Leftists want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] everyone but Mr. Johnston: The higher the tax rates, the greater the non-compliance: Leftists want higher tax rates and they want greater tax compliance. But they have a hard time understanding that those goals are [...]
[...] He wants higher taxes on investors, entrepreneurs, small business owners, and other “rich” taxpayers, but I’ve explained why he’s wrong on that issue in this video. [...]
[...] wish higher taxation rates and they wish greater taxation compliance. But they have a tough time bargain that those goals are [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core [...]
[...] If this rich guy is willing to pay more, the story goes, then surely the rest of us peasants should just roll over and acquiesce to the President’s class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] If this rich guy is willing to pay more, the story goes, then surely the rest of us peasants should just roll over and acquiesce to the President’s class-warfare tax policy. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] So what does all this mean? Simply stated, there are many other fiscal reforms that are preferable, but a temporary extension of the payroll tax holiday is better than nothing—assuming, of course, it is not poisoned by accompanying class-warfare tax hikes. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President’s budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology. [...]
[...] if you’re wondering why they would come to such a crazy conclusion, watch this video – especially beginning about the 4:30 [...]