The Buffett Rule, a proposed tax hike on hardworking Americans, would only further complicate our tax structure and do nothing to reduce our rising deficits. In fact, if enacted, it would only reduce our annual deficit of $1.2 trillion by less than half of 1%. It's time for real solutions--not pointless tax hikes. House Republicans are committed to cutting spending and instilling meaningful, pro-growth tax reform. Check out our plan at http://jobs.gop.gov.
This is a good way of selling stupid, to idiots, like if the top 1% pay 37% of all federal taxes it's because there is more money in the total, even when they (NOW THIS IS THE POINT), THEY pay LESS taxes, (PROPORTIONALLY), INDIVIDUALLY, then families of SIX, GET THE POINT, you went to Havard to get slick, ha?
kjvsongs in reply to rdharris79 (Show the comment) 6 months ago
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The top 1% of income taxpayers(AGI > $343,927) pay 37% of all federal personal income tax whereas the bottom 50%(AGI < $32,396) pay just over 2%. What would you consider their FAIR SHARE???
rdharris79 7 months ago
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