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Originally Posted by bebop
Under McCain's tax plan, this country will have a deficit around $8.6 trillions (source: TIME magazine). That's trillions with a "t."
Before I go any further, let's review what fixed the deficit under Clinton. Right-wingers like to say it's pure luck that Clinton fixed it. Wrong. A big part was the tax increase under Bush Sr. that pushed the deficit to balance level (combined with cuts under Clinton).
This time around, if McCain's plan is implemented, you'll see a similar scenario. Ballooning deficit leads to low consumer confidence leads to a slow economy. And the only way to fix it, just as it was the only way to fix it under Bush Sr., was a tax hike on everybody!! Including the rich, middle, and poor.
If McCain was a straight-line conservative like Bush, he'd probably not implement a tax increase and keep deferring to the next administration. But McCain is a maverick. He doesn't play by the same rule. If a tax hike is needed, he will increase taxes. And if you study his plan, there is no other outcome. Voodoonomics always lead to huge deficit and subsequently a tax hike. Always.
If McCain is elected. Expect to fork up more to Uncle Sam. I guarantee it.
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So if McCain will be forced to raise taxes irregardless of his plans for the budget, how exactly will Obama pay for all his promises?
How are we going to pay for our free healthcare, our expansion of the national service programs, improved education, and fighting AIDS in Africa? Something in Obama's new paradise will have to give...and it will likely be the American taxpayer.
Obama is no Clinton. Don't kid yourself. If you wanted a Clintonian to fix the economy, she lost in the primaries...