you sure as hell don't tax people to create jobs
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military cuts ... sending a lot of people to the unemployment line.
so, you don't tax people to sustain jobs, yet you don't cut jobs to lower spending. That is paradoxical.
so, you don't tax people to sustain jobs, yet you don't cut jobs to lower spending. That is paradoxical.
There are a million ways to cut spending. Taking Obama's 2.5 TRILLION dollar "Obama Care" would be a great start. Take out his TRILLION dollar stimulus which was an epic failure and guess what? You just saved 3.5 TRILLION dollars without cutting any jobs.
I know it's obvious but... It's not obvious. What if those tax dollars were reinvested in universal health care? A small business wouldn't have to incur the cost of insuring its full-time employees. That would help stimulate growth, as it would cost less to hire each employee.
The premise that your argument stems from--lower taxes means more jobs--has been, time and time again, false in practice. Trickle-down economics are theoretically sound, but in 30 years of attempted trickle, nothing statistically significant has come down.