Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Higher taxes for the 1% won’t beat nation’s debt

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3 thoughts on “Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Higher taxes for the 1% won’t beat nation’s debt

  1. What would happen if we required all corporations to pay a minimum of 20% of their GAAP income in taxes and closed the loophole allowing intellectual property “royalty” payments to subsidiaries in low tax countries – looking at you Apple, Verizon, Boing…

  2. Spoken like true conservative shills. Like the current incarnation of the Republican party you offer only criticism with no alternative policy.

    While you dismissed Social Security and Medicare taxes out of hand, you also ignored the ridiculously low corporate tax rates and chose instead to focus on how a small adjustment for the top 1% won’t fix our problems.

    Oh… I am sorry, I forgot it was Republican policy that created for what seems to you an unfixable tax situation.

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