I praised Michael Ramirez a few days ago for his clever political cartoons, so it’s time to “spread the wealth” and draw attention to a couple of superb cartoons by Chuck Asay (I think his hometown paper is the Colorado Springs Gazette).
Since I’ve bashed the biased and inaccurate work of the Congressional Budget Office, I found this cartoon very amusing.
And this cartoon on business taxation is very appropriate after yesterday’s post about a potential corporate tax rate reduction from the Obama Administration.
By the way, Obama at one point did say that “no business wants to invest in a place where the government skims 20 percent off the top.”
Unfortunately, he made that statement in Ghana and I assumed he only had supply-side feelings while outside of America. But I’m a believer in redemption, so maybe his corporate tax proposal will be good and the beginning of a journey in the right direction.
[...] About the only nice thing that can be said about this collection of bureaucrats is that they’re consistent, though I’m not sure being wrong all the time is something to brag about – especially when even cartoonists start to make fun of CBO’s flawed approach. [...]
[...] I’m not sure being wrong all the time is something to brag about – especially when even cartoonists start to make fun of CBO’s flawed [...]
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