Quote:A little reform mixed with more taxes is still expanding the state.


He's going to maybe lower the top income tax bracket (he's already said that he's just negotiating on that part and expects they will pay more than he's proposing) but even if he does lower eveyones "income" tax he negates that with a tax on imported goods.


his philosophy instead of making it more competitive domestically through LESS government we're just going to make it more expensive for imported goods with MORE government. That's NOT conservatism, that's NOT 75% conservatism, that's NOT limited government it's a different shade of an expanding state to fix problems in the free market. You can't compete because it's to expensive to do business in America so let's raise the price on everything else. It's the antithesis of conservatism.

Lowering corporate tax rates, lowering income tax rates, regulatory reform.


That's not a little reform.


He has never proposed a universal tariff on all imported goods. He said if a country cheats by: currency manipulation, administrative barriers, inordinate subsidies, or a tarriff wall (like the one China has against our products), then those countries could face a tariff.

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