…amounts of money by tiny numbers of people funding campaigns as the issue that they were most concerned about, but as Sargent’s post itself indicated, answers to several other questions—questions…

…the right. It inaugurates what apparently is his campaign’s brand new slogan: Leading the Way. Yes; exactly. Clinton, her campaign and the Dem Party need to illustrate what Trump is…

…of the history of such tax cuts, although it is true of one important tax cut — the child tax credit which was part of the 2001 Bush tax cuts….

…it’s not a tax, and it’s not regressive. A tax is a “required payment FOR THE SUPPORT OF A GOVERNMENT.” The payroll “tax” does not support any government; it is…

…on the most vulnerable, since consumption taxes are a kind of flat, across-the-board tax that is regressive since the poor spend all of their income (and pay taxes on all…

…top federal marginal rates on tax revenues, a different look at federal marginal rates and growth, and this look using state tax levels. I’ve also shown that effective tax rates…

…can we really expect if Congress enacts new tax cuts to “extend” the Bush tax cuts? What can we really expect if Congress does not enact new tax cuts but…

…achieved, Social Security and Medicare will—and should—grow. Holding them hostage to ever-rising, job-killing payroll taxes is perverse. If the economic crisis necessitates a second stimulus—and it probably will—then a payroll-tax…

…data, 3500 companies of 50,000 pay the current 9%. Next tax cut: Lower the annual business tax from $500 to $450. My two businesses pay this tax. I’ll get a…

…issue is Question 1, which would eliminate the state income tax. It would save the average taxpayer about $3,600 a year. Annual revenue from the tax is about $12.5 billion,…