WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Budget Committee on Tuesday said he and other senior Democrats aim to write a fiscal blueprint this year that would cut annual budget deficits by 50 percent in the next 10 years, possibly including tax hikes on corporations and the wealthy.
Representative John Yarmuth, in an interview with Reuters, said part of the effort could focus on raising the U.S. corporate tax rate to 26 percent or 27 percent, up from the 21 percent enacted through a broad Republican tax cut law in 2017.
Nor this this bonehead mention Chicago, the transportation hub New York relies on. This guy was part of the conspiracy that caused the Chicago problem.
Texas fixed this pension problems, California at least contained them since we almost went bankrupt. A human tragedy, a war crime, was committed in Illiniois by this dufas and his cover up.
Texas no longer believes the BS, they are keep their wealth taxes in state, the eastern seaboard has a choice, start tracking real problems of starve.
California may be doomed, but Gavin will doom us with our own money and our own stupidity. We will not be asking the Swamp for a handout. Mr. Bonehead here would be better off planning for a partial default. No one believers the horse manure anymore, the only reasoning the scam is back is because of Howard Schultz.
Today;'s lesson for millennials:
Listen to Howard Schultz, the other politicians will cycle, sound like methheads, cover up, scheme, protect their goodies, etc etc etc.
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