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Repeal the Bush Tax Cuts?



Think for a minute about what the liberals want to do with their Health Care and other tax-and-spend social restructuring of this country. I received this information from a good friend who is also a tax accountant, and it's very interesting.

It is amazing that people don't understand this and just accept what the Democrats and the media are saying without checking it for themselves!

Based on using the actual tax tables (see link below), here are some examples of what the taxes were/are on various amounts of income for both singles and married couples.

So let's see if the Bush tax cuts only helped the rich, as the Democrats loudly proclaim.

http://www.taxfoundation.org/publications/show/151.html


Taxes under Clinton 1999 vs. Taxes under Bush 2008

Single making $30K - tax $8,400 vs. $4,500

Single making $50K - tax $14,000 vs. $12,500

Single making $75K - tax $23,250 vs. $18,750

Married making $60K - tax $16,800 vs. $9,000

Married making $75K - tax $21,000 vs. $18,750

Married making $125K - tax $38,750 vs. $31,250


If you want to know just how effective the mainstream media is, it is amazing how many people that fall into the categories above think Bush is screwing them and Bill Clinton was the greatest President ever.

If any Democrat is elected, ALL of them say they will repeal the Bush tax cuts and a good portion of the people that fall into the categories above can't wait for it to happen.

This is like the movie "The Sting" with Paul Newman; you can scam somebody out of money and they don't even know what happened.

Remember this when you VOTE!

And remind all your family, friends, co-workers, enemies, etc, etc.

Editor's note: Please click on comments below for a correction to the calculations above.

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