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Record 3+ TRILLiON in tax revenues and still overspent by 483 billion

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Guest


Guest

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/oct/15/feds-tax-take-hits-all-time-high/

Wonder why BOF didn't post this bit of info?

Guest


Guest

Dems cannot ever have enough money. Tax and spend and spend more.

Guest


Guest

It's not because of all the PT jobs the "O" has created either. It's because we are getting it broke off in us by the federal government taxwise.

ZVUGKTUBM

ZVUGKTUBM

PACEDOG#1 wrote:Dems cannot ever have enough money. Tax and spend and spend more.
If that is true, why did Dubya keep most of the Iraq war spending off budget? It seems the Republican-controlled House and Senate of 2002-2006 couldn't find enough ways to spend money on a war that was supposed to be underwritten by Iraqi oil money (according to Paul Wolfowitz, anyway).

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Guest


Guest

Stay tuned for the value added tax talkingpoints... it won't be long. The useful idiots will love the idea... of course.

Too bad they can't figure out who really pays for the corp tax. Yea team..!!

Guest


Guest

Z stay focused .... W isn't POTUS and hasn't been for nearly six years.

2seaoat



Cut Defense spending by 320 billion, with 32 billion a year cuts.......I guess boots on the ground will no longer be an option to pour the nation's wealth down the Rabbit hole, and within a decade with the new tax rates for the 1% we will be finally reducing debt without monetizing the same, but a little of both will make this a secondary problem in a decade. We will still be spending 50% more at that level than the next closest nation on defense spending.

http://pgpf.org/Chart-Archive/0053_defense-comparison

Markle

Markle

2seaoat wrote:Cut Defense spending by 320 billion, with 32 billion a year cuts.......I guess boots on the ground will no longer be an option to pour the nation's wealth down the Rabbit hole, and within a decade with the new tax rates for the 1% we will be finally reducing debt without monetizing the same, but a little of both will make this a secondary problem in a decade.  We will still be spending 50% more at that level than the next closest nation on defense spending.

http://pgpf.org/Chart-Archive/0053_defense-comparison

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Guest

Defense spending is a fraction of the entitlement and social program spending...

you can't be serious without addressing those.

Guest


Guest

Liberals think the answer to everything is to cut defense, but continue to spend the same amount of money or more overall to pork projects and wasteful spending....

If you are spending 5,000,000,000 bucks and you cut 1,250,000,000 from defense, yet spend that 1,250,000,000 elsewhere you still don't have cuts.

Guest


Guest

2seaoat wrote:Cut Defense spending by 320 billion, with 32 billion a year cuts.......I guess boots on the ground will no longer be an option to pour the nation's wealth down the Rabbit hole, and within a decade with the new tax rates for the 1% we will be finally reducing debt without monetizing the same, but a little of both will make this a secondary problem in a decade. We will still be spending 50% more at that level than the next closest nation on defense spending.

http://pgpf.org/Chart-Archive/0053_defense-comparison

Uh, seaoat, what part of government took most of the sequestration hits already....??? yeah you guessed it DEFENSE.

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