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Old 11-04-2011, 05:29 PM   #28
Peertantyb

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Oh, I'm all in favor of eliminating loopholes. But until someone has the courage to explicitly state which loopholes are to be targetted, it's all mamby-pamby rhetoric and loose talk.

The revenue loss from Ryan's tax cuts for the rich and powerful would cost almost $3 trillion over the next ten years. In order to close enough loopholes to cover that cost, you'd have to do some really serious loophole closing. For example, even completely eliminating one of the biggest deductions in the tax code, a deduction not normally considered a "loophole," the mortgage interest deduction, wouldn’t come close.

"Loopholes" are almost entirely written by and for the rich. So you believe the Republican Party is going to close their precious loopholes that they paid so much to get written into our tax code? Seriously? What planet do you live on?

Do you really think that the party that caters to big business's every whim is going to close loopholes so that General Electric's tax bill would go from zero to 25% of their profits? Please.

Ryan's plan isn't serious. It's a fraud.
You continue with you lie, lowering taxes would only come into effect if the existing tax policy was revamped. What you want us to believe is there is going to be reduced taxes with no tax policy changes. That is dead wrong and it's a lie.
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