Quote:1. It has NOT been "debunked." Sure, there are many factors in how jobs are created or lost. Taxes are one factor.


 

2. How does cutting taxes on the wealthy add an extra burden to the middle class? Are you are postulating a tax increase on the middle class to offset the tax cut? That wasn't the case under Reagan, nor Bush when taxes were cut in 2001.

 

It has been debunked.  See, I can do that too.  

 

Except I actually give reasons why...  Just look at the huge growth in jobs after clinton raised taxes it was a higher growth rate than when Reagun lowered taxes.  Also, every study shows that what has happened with the additional profits that corporations have been getting from lower taxes since W. Bush has been not to create more jobs, but to retain those earnings, give them back to shareholders, or do stock buy backs.  They are not investing in jobs, that's for sure.  I mean, this is all basic business and news for the last several years...  

 

As for the middle class-- have you noticed the reports that the middle class is dying off? It's obvious, at least to me, that burning the candle at both ends (hooking up the wealthy and hooking up the poor) is squeezing the middle class.  I thought this was something we all agreed upon.

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