You won't believe this.
Here's the stunning first line from a Wisconsin GOP press release:
1. First, is he kidding? THEY were the ones responsible for "dwindling" Americans retirement funds due to deregulation that trashed their accounts, getting government out of the way, and ignoring important investment safe guards they didn't agree with. Alan Greenspan admitted to that himself in front of congress after he broke the economy.
2. The Republican free market "theory" SHIPPED JOBS OVERSEAS for cheap labor in the name of competition.
The problems Americans have today were caused by Republicans, which are now awaiting Republican solutions, right? How crazy is that?
So now it's Rep. Kagen's fault he wants to tax stock trades on Wall Street, an investment entity that doesn't produce anything tangible or create jobs like the American entrepreneur. The tax simply allows the government to share in the wealth of Wall Street, which by the way, isn't "trickling down" to main street businesses or consumers.
A bigger question to Ayn Randers; what tax cut can compete with cheap foreign labor overseas? Not one.
Here's the stunning first line from a Wisconsin GOP press release:
"At a time many families have seen their retirement investments dwindle or jobs move overseas, Appleton Democrat Steve Kagen is proposing to exacerbate both problems with a new $150 Billion tax on stock trades."Uummm! Reince Priebus, Chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin and Don Knots look-a-like, is a partisan comedian or dumb-ass.
1. First, is he kidding? THEY were the ones responsible for "dwindling" Americans retirement funds due to deregulation that trashed their accounts, getting government out of the way, and ignoring important investment safe guards they didn't agree with. Alan Greenspan admitted to that himself in front of congress after he broke the economy.
2. The Republican free market "theory" SHIPPED JOBS OVERSEAS for cheap labor in the name of competition.
The problems Americans have today were caused by Republicans, which are now awaiting Republican solutions, right? How crazy is that?
So now it's Rep. Kagen's fault he wants to tax stock trades on Wall Street, an investment entity that doesn't produce anything tangible or create jobs like the American entrepreneur. The tax simply allows the government to share in the wealth of Wall Street, which by the way, isn't "trickling down" to main street businesses or consumers.
A bigger question to Ayn Randers; what tax cut can compete with cheap foreign labor overseas? Not one.
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