...Republican ‘Jobs Plan’ Spends $10 Trillion On Ineffective Tax Cuts For The Rich And Corporations

[ProSense]

ANALYSIS: Republican ‘Jobs Plan’ Spends $10 Trillion On Ineffective Tax Cuts For The Rich And Corporations

The GOP jobs plan also includes a huge corporate tax cut, which will be examined in more depth later. Not only are these tax cuts incredibly expensive, they also provide little “bang for the buck” in terms of job creation, according to both the Congressional Budget Office and Moody’s Economy.com.

Read the full report, “Republicans’ $10 Trillion Giveaway,” here.

[JuniperLea]

1. These idiots just don't get it...

We understand their VooDoo economics, and we know it doesn't work (as advertised), yet they just keep recycling the bullshit.

Listen up, GOP, we're onto your bullshit, and we aren't as stupid as your TeaBaggers!

[ProSense]

4. They have the nerve to propose this

Bet they will not support extending the middle class tax cuts, which amounts to one-fifth of their proposal.

[JuniperLea]

6. True... and that alone points to the disparity...

I'm waiting for the collective whine about how we're ganging up on the rich... class warfare exists already, but you know how down is up.

[LonePirate]

2. This sounds like an excellent question for my Rethug Congresswoman during her town halls this month

Teachers and policemen and people with real jobs should face the brunt of cuts because some millionaire needs another bottle of imported champagne.

[BlueIdaho]

3. Same shit different decade... nt.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

5. the Teabaggers can't get their heads round on this

it is the poorly paid who lose out. Only the richer get a tax cut under the Bush plan.

[Yavin4]

7. The Wealthy Have All of the Purchasing Power That They Need and More

Right now, they can buy whatever they want, wherever they want, whenever they want. Raising their taxes by .04% does not affect them one way or another. It's a fucking cruel joke at this point.