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Posted On: 01/02/2020 7:20:48 PM
Post# of 126911
Because that is All smoke and mirrors period to what was done.
When Bill Clinton and Our Government sold the US Companies to the World to Line there pockets.
What they sold was the working fabric of the People of the United States
Job Security - Health Benefits - Retirement Benefits - A Stable Life -
Good stander of living for every body
The Fabric of Families - Education - Mental health - Divorce - Family time
Being able to leave your family a Inheritance
That is what they SOLD TO THE WORLD to Line there POCKETS
Because American Companies had a reason to take care of the People of America they were the back bone of their company.
The Back Bone " Their " Country > > AMERICA
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Why would you overlook the following as contributory, other than because raising taxes goes against GOP economic dogma?
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He raised taxes on higher income taxpayers early in his first term and cut defense spending and welfare, which contributed to a rise in revenue and decline in spending relative to the size of the economy.
When Bill Clinton and Our Government sold the US Companies to the World to Line there pockets.
What they sold was the working fabric of the People of the United States
Job Security - Health Benefits - Retirement Benefits - A Stable Life -
Good stander of living for every body
The Fabric of Families - Education - Mental health - Divorce - Family time
Being able to leave your family a Inheritance
That is what they SOLD TO THE WORLD to Line there POCKETS
Because American Companies had a reason to take care of the People of America they were the back bone of their company.
The Back Bone " Their " Country > > AMERICA
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Why would you overlook the following as contributory, other than because raising taxes goes against GOP economic dogma?
Quote:
He raised taxes on higher income taxpayers early in his first term and cut defense spending and welfare, which contributed to a rise in revenue and decline in spending relative to the size of the economy.
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