Tax Policy Center: Romney's tax plan will raise taxes on anyone making less than 200K

[mercury14]

Read it and weep.

http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/UploadedPDF/1001628-Base-Broadening-Tax-Reform.pdf

And weep.

And weep.

Even when we assume that tax breaks – like the charitable deduction, mortgage interest deduction, and the exclusion for health insurance – are completely eliminated for higher-income households first, and only then reduced as necessary for other households to achieve overall revenue-neutrality- the net effect of the plan would be a tax cut for high-income households coupled with a tax increase for middle-income households.

So there you have it, it's a middle class tax hike even if Romney is given the utmost benefit of the doubt by assuming he'll finance it by cutting tax breaks for the wealthy. Which he will not even do.

And before you go calling the Tax Policy Center "liberal", realize that Romney himself has repeatedly called it objective and Republicans routinely cite their work on the floor of Congress. Even Lit Republicans cite their work from time to time.

Vote for Romney if you want more of your hard-earned income to go to the federal government.

 

[koalabear]

So Romney has the power to tax us.

 

[mercury14]

koalabear
This message is hidden because koalabear is on your ignore list.

Good comeback, bro. Have fun voting your money away.

 

[koalabear]

Your brother pereg says cowards put people on iggy.

 

[busybody..]

Opps, NIGGERPOONZANDI


guess what?


'We do not score Governor Romney’s plan directly'

August 2, 2012
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Philip Klein

Senior Editorial Writer
The Washington Examiner
E@philipaklein




President Obama was quick to seize on a Brookings/Tax Policy Center study that came out yesterday arguing that Mitt Romney’s tax plan would increase taxes on the middle class. What the study did was examine which tax deductions would have to be cut or eliminated to reduce marginal tax rates as proposed by Romney, while collecting the same amount of revenue as the current system.

But the study itself cautioned that there weren’t enough details in Romney’s plan to make a hard estimate.

The first paragraph of the study notes:

(We do not score Governor Romney’s plan directly, as certain components of his plan are not specified in sufficient detail, nor do we make assumptions regarding what those components might be.)

Yet here’s what Obama said yesterday at a campaign stop in Mansfield, Ohio:

Just today, an independent, nonpartisan organization ran all the numbers on Governor Romney’s plan.

 

[busybody..]

Opps, NIGGERPOONZANDI!

its a good thing this FAT BLOATED ASSHOLE has me on IGGY

ignorance is bliss


MORE..........President Obama referenced an “independent, nonpartisan” Tax Policy Center study about Mitt Romney’s tax proposal in a campaign speech Wednesday — a study co-authored by a former White House staffer.

Obama emphasized the report had not been put together by White House staff.

Adam Looney, one of the study’s authors, was a senior economist for the Council of Economic Advisers and an aide in the Treasury Department.

The Weekly Standard reported that one of the other authors of the study, William Gale, has visited the White House 12 times since Obama has been in office, and attended a 2009 event with Sec. Tim Geithner.

 

[koalabear]

Opps, NIGGERPOONZANDI


guess what?


'We do not score Governor Romney’s plan directly'

August 2, 2012
0 Comments





Philip Klein

Senior Editorial Writer
The Washington Examiner
E@philipaklein




President Obama was quick to seize on a Brookings/Tax Policy Center study that came out yesterday arguing that Mitt Romney’s tax plan would increase taxes on the middle class. What the study did was examine which tax deductions would have to be cut or eliminated to reduce marginal tax rates as proposed by Romney, while collecting the same amount of revenue as the current system.

But the study itself cautioned that there weren’t enough details in Romney’s plan to make a hard estimate.

The first paragraph of the study notes:

(We do not score Governor Romney’s plan directly, as certain components of his plan are not specified in sufficient detail, nor do we make assumptions regarding what those components might be.)

Yet here’s what Obama said yesterday at a campaign stop in Mansfield, Ohio:

Just today, an independent, nonpartisan organization ran all the numbers on Governor Romney’s plan.

For those who cannot see BB.

 

[koalabear]

Opps, NIGGERPOONZANDI!

its a good thing this FAT BLOATED ASSHOLE has me on IGGY

ignorance is bliss


MORE..........President Obama referenced an “independent, nonpartisan” Tax Policy Center study about Mitt Romney’s tax proposal in a campaign speech Wednesday — a study co-authored by a former White House staffer.

Obama emphasized the report had not been put together by White House staff.

Adam Looney, one of the study’s authors, was a senior economist for the Council of Economic Advisers and an aide in the Treasury Department.

The Weekly Standard reported that one of the other authors of the study, William Gale, has visited the White House 12 times since Obama has been in office, and attended a 2009 event with Sec. Tim Geithner.

 

[busybody..]

NIGGER might as well have written this shit


Non partisan?

THATS NIGGER TALK

 

[busybody..]

For those who cannot see BB.

they cant see you either

the BLIND leading the BLIND

 

[koalabear]

they cant see you either

the BLIND leading the BLIND

They can smell the cheese though.

 

[busybody..]

can you believe how desperate so many are to NIGGERIZE themselves?

WHY?

 

[RobDownSouth]

Teh Vettebigot and his fun bunch will be along shortly to provide teh appropriate Republican talking points that "prove" how Republican can never EVAR really increase taxes, and how much of a virtue it is to vote against your best interests.

 

[koalabear]

Teh Vettebigot and his fun bunch will be along shortly to provide teh appropriate Republican talking points that "prove" how Republican can never EVAR really increase taxes, and how much of a virtue it is to vote against your best interests.

Why, you just did.

 

[busybody..]

I bet the 2 NIGGERZ, NIGGER POOP and NIGGERPOONZANDI have cum at least 55 times at that report

When they find out the BS in it

They will collect it all and stuff in back in the pee pee

 

[busybody..]

what happened to the GLOATING NIGGERZ??

I bet they wished THEY didnt build this thread, cause the RENIGGERIZED themselves real purty like

 

[koalabear]

what happened to the GLOATING NIGGERZ??

I bet they wished THEY didnt build this thread, cause the RENIGGERIZED themselves real purty like

I think they went to clean up, each other

 

[mercury14]

The Tax Policy Institute did not grade Romney's plan exactly because he refuses to say what deductions he would cut to pay for his tax cut. Because he's a pussy coward and knows people from all over the political spectrum would not vote for him if they knew the truth.

Forbes:

For starters, the report keys its results on Governor Romney’s promise that any tax cuts provided will be ‘revenue neutral’—meaning that every dollar he cuts in taxes will be paid for by either increasing revenue from some other source or cutting expenses somewhere else on the balance sheet.

While Romney has gone on record as saying that he will produce the revenue neutral result by eliminating deductions and tax code loopholes, he has—to date—declined to be specific in stating exactly what deductions and loopholes he will do away with to make it all work.

The good news? Because the Tax Policy Center did not know what Romney would actually eliminate, they took the trouble to construct a wide variety of models in an effort to see what results would emerge under different scenarios involving the many possible loopholes a Romney administration could choose to close and deductions that could disappear.

The bad news for Governor Romney is that—no matter how the Tax Policy Center structured the effort to balance the result of the proposed tax cuts, even going so far as to run the model under the assumption that Romney would first eliminate those deductions and loopholes that currently inure to the benefit of the wealthiest Americans—the result always turned out the same way.

The wealthy win big—middle and lower income earners…not so much.

This from the report-

Even when we assume that tax breaks – like the charitable deduction, mortgage interest deduction, and the exclusion for health insurance – are completely eliminated for higher-income households first, and only then reduced as necessary for other households to achieve overall revenue-neutrality- the net effect of the plan would be a tax cut for high-income households coupled with a tax increase for middle-income households.

The Republican dismissal relies on people being stupid and misinformed.

 

[busybody..]

First PICS of em CUMMING all over and having a ball

Till they found out

THEY FUCKED UPhttp://t0.***********/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRiRcDi-r9LiU9DWGNac1qe2ULXhQgH5DpA-go9rHEGePX2RazpNNV_oH91

 

[busybody..]

The Tax Policy Institute did not grade Romney's plan exactly because he refuses to say what deductions he would cut to pay for his tax cut. Because he's a pussy coward and knows people from all over the political spectrum would not vote for him if they knew the truth.

Forbes:



The Republican dismissal relies on people being stupid and misinformed.

Tee Hee......NIGGERPOONZANDI does read me


FUCK YOU ASSHOLE

His ECHO LYTE wrote it

DECAPITATE YOURSELF

 

[busybody..]

Today Jim Messina TWEETED that teh election is about Obama protecting womens health and Romney not

I TWEETE back

You mean Romney wants SICK AMERICAN WOMEN? STFU! And stop insulting us

 

[mercury14]

Tee Hee......NIGGERPOONZANDI does read me


FUCK YOU ASSHOLE

His ECHO LYTE wrote it

DECAPITATE YOURSELF

The head researcher was Samuel Brown. He's a Republican former Bush appointee to the Fed. You're not getting any traction here. I just smacked down two lies you're parroting. Go ahead and give me a third one.

(why did I take Busy off iggy)

 

[busybody..]

The head researcher was Samuel Brown. He's a Republican former Bush appointee to the Fed. You're not getting any traction here. I just smacked down two lies you're parroting. Go ahead and give me a third one.

(why did I take Busy off iggy)

STFU, NIGGERPOONZANDI, you SCHMUCK!


otoh, please keep RENIGGERIZING yourself

 

[busybody..]

Oh

and

NIGGERPOONZANDI......be a fucking man and not a pussy and just admit you dont IGGY me

You cant afford to

I AM TOO GOOD NOT TO READ

Take your beating....like all others


You too, NIGGERPOOP

 

[koalabear]

Oh

and

NIGGERPOONZANDI......be a fucking man and not a pussy and just admit you dont IGGY me

You cant afford to

I AM TOO GOOD NOT TO READ

Take your beating....like all others


You too, NIGGERPOOP