[Texas Deb]

It appears Palin is supporting what Perry said about 3 weeks ago about no corporate taxes.

http://www.examiner.com/political-buzz-in-national/rick-perry-proposes-lowering-corporate-tax-rates-to-zero-percent-video

[free me]

No Perry’s proposal is for funds held overseas right now. A tax holiday. Not even close to what Palin proposed.

[Gargantua]

Yep, then she vastly improved his "thought" by adding in "eliminating all government subsidies. you either sink or swim just like the rest of us." She also stipulated eliminating or relaxing the miles of regulatory red-tape, that of it which serves no purpose other than to perpetuate the need for more government oversight (read "Ca$h Grabbing).

Thousands of middle-of-the-road to major corporations around the world would be scrambling to open up shop in the U.S. The true energy of the American Entrepreneurial Spirit would be unleashed in an economic eruption that would create millions of jobs (and Trillion$ in revenue to the Government, balancing our debt) within her first term as President, creating massive surpluses in her second).

This is what is possible when a real "leader" actually "leads." Palin will re-write what a historically leviathan political juggernaut looks like... again.

;^\

[gardencatz]

You know this kind of thing really bothers me. Here everyone is discussing a tax policy from Palin’s speech, but really the important conversation is the policy itself, not who thought of it. I bet plenty of ordinary people think it’s a good idea too, given the scope of comments here. This is an area that I don’t understand so I’m reading through with interest. Then here you come injecting primary politics into it. Can’t we have a policy discussion about anything, regardless of who proposed it without someone doing the “but my guy is better than your guy, neener, neener, neener”!

Cindie