@doonc00nslay3r bullshit. You can argue that the tax cuts Republicans pushed for during Clinton's administration helped, because Clinton adhered to those cuts. You can also argue the economy got a boost from the dot com boom of the 90s. But the only positive thing Reagan/Bush did for the economy was after Reagan left office and Bush was forced to raise taxes to solve the massive deficit that was left in Reagan's wake. And raising taxes is not conservatism.
@doonc00nslay3r trickle down isn't trickling down. Bush gave trickle down economics the best chance to trickle down with the biggest tax cuts in 70 years, and it still didn't trickle down. The economy has always been stronger when taxes were higher, not the other way around. But nobody is talking about making them 70% like in the 50s and 60s. Just bring em back to Clinton level. It's time to wake up and smell reality instead of swallowing the lies of your corporate masters.
@dlancer2k Ok i can see where you are coming from in a sense. so how about a flat tax...start of with around 17-20% lets just say. than move down to 12-15%
Yes, he was. But this video is about Reagan.
Qdawgz 10 months ago
carter was the fuck up
doonc00nslay3r 11 months ago
How about the fact that when everybody thought clinton made Americas great economy it ws Reagan and Bush who implemented the start
doonc00nslay3r 11 months ago
@doonc00nslay3r bullshit. You can argue that the tax cuts Republicans pushed for during Clinton's administration helped, because Clinton adhered to those cuts. You can also argue the economy got a boost from the dot com boom of the 90s. But the only positive thing Reagan/Bush did for the economy was after Reagan left office and Bush was forced to raise taxes to solve the massive deficit that was left in Reagan's wake. And raising taxes is not conservatism.
dlancer2k 8 months ago
@dlancer2k TRICKLE DOWN
doonc00nslay3r 8 months ago
@doonc00nslay3r trickle down isn't trickling down. Bush gave trickle down economics the best chance to trickle down with the biggest tax cuts in 70 years, and it still didn't trickle down. The economy has always been stronger when taxes were higher, not the other way around. But nobody is talking about making them 70% like in the 50s and 60s. Just bring em back to Clinton level. It's time to wake up and smell reality instead of swallowing the lies of your corporate masters.
dlancer2k 8 months ago
@dlancer2k Ok i can see where you are coming from in a sense. so how about a flat tax...start of with around 17-20% lets just say. than move down to 12-15%
doonc00nslay3r 8 months ago