Quote:Are you suggesting that if a corporation like Exxon was given lower taxes that they would pass the savings on to the consumer?

Interesting information: "ExxonMobil had a three-year federal income tax rate of just 15 percent. This gave the company a tax subsidy worth $6.2 billion from 2010-2012. It had $43 billion in offshore profits at the end of 2012, on which it paid no US taxes" - May 29, 2014


If he is saying that then he is looney. 6.2 billion tax subsidy. I think they already have a tax cut. If they cut more taxes on them it would just mean they make more money. Exxon isn't a charity. They are only going to pay what you make them pay.

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