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[Yosemitest]

Please read Thomas Sowell: 'AT WHAT PRICE?' - The Difference Between Liberals and Conservatives.

" Uh, I've often said that …there are three questions that I think would destroy most of the arguments on the left, and the first is that uh,
"Compared to what?"
The second is
"At what cost?"
And the third is
"What hard evidence do you have?"
Ah, there are very few ideas on the left that can pass all three of those kinds of things.

Fred Barnes: Can conservative ideas pass those?

Thomas Sowell: Yes, I think so, because they, they don't ASSUME that there, that there is a solution out there.
You know, Adam Smith didn't believe that the, uh that either the government or the market could solve all the problems .
That you have to be able to simply tolerate certain things.
Ah, And the idea to the left of tolerating any evil, you know, they want to stamp out the last vestige of segregation.

Really? AT WHAT PRICE?

AT WHAT PRICE? "

[CSM]

I’ll be joining a bit late today as I have discovered Dana Loesch’s show and it I am wrapping up Friday’s show. She is ending it with a hate mail segment and her mocking of the leftist morons is great!

[skinkinthegrass]

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[Son House]

And if already spending is at 26% of GDP, and your own people say raising taxes is going to decrease GDP, where does that get your spending as GDP decrease? 36%? 46%?

Apr 23, 2012
Christina Romer Knows Tax Hikes Will Kill the Recovery
http://www.forbes.com/sites/charleskadlec/2012/04/23/christina-romer-knows-tax-hikes-will-kill-the-recovery/

In a paper entitled: “The Macrcoeconomic Effects of Tax Changes” published by the prestigious American Economic Review in June 2010 (during her tenure at the White House), she stated: “In short, tax increases appear to have a very large, sustained, and highly significant negative impact on output.”

...The Romers’ baseline estimate suggests that a tax increase of 1% of GDP (about $160 billion in today’s economy) reduces real GDP by 3% over the next 10 quarters.

[Matchett-PI]

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