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October 30, 2010
CRS: Cost of Extending Bush Tax Cuts = $5 Trillion
In September, the CRS had estimated the cost of extending the Bush tax cuts as $2.8 trillion over ten years.
October 30, 2010 in Congressional News, Gov't Reports, Tax | Permalink
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Letting people keep their own money is not a "cost," unless one considers that government owns everything you make and spends it by letting you keep some, although less, of it. And, what's the "cost" to the economy and jobs if government takes that money rather than letting the market determine where it can be best spent and invested?
Posted by: Woody | Oct 30, 2010 10:53:44 AM
i agree. It frosts me when I hear how taxpayers "cost" the government by wanting to keep their own money.
Posted by: flash | Oct 31, 2010 8:43:49 AM
It is that sense of entitlement. The Government feels that it is entitled to my money.
Posted by: Cheyanna Jaffke | Nov 2, 2010 12:47:36 PM
