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To: Tax-chick
I'm puzzled as to why anyone is analyzing these 'tax plans,' when none of them has a snowball's chance of being enacted in law, regardless of the election outcome.

Well, to be fair, two of the people making these proposals are actually sitting US Senators whom, if I remember right, could actually propose these plans right now. In fact, both plans could indeed be through committees before November.

While I generally agree that there's little chance for any tax plan to make it through congress, I can guarantee that plans that are never submitted are absolutely never going to get passed.

72 posted on 03/05/2016 9:17:41 AM PST by kingu (Everything starts with slashing the size and scope of the federal government.)
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To: kingu

That’s a point. Bernie Sanders is a sitting Senator, too. He could give his proposals a legislative innings.

I think that the way the discussion is framed, however, is partaking philosophically of the concept of one-man rule, a President who’s in charge of everything, rather than in charge of as little as possible. That’s not the government our Founders were after.


76 posted on 03/05/2016 9:23:48 AM PST by Tax-chick (Support Ted Cruz! He might not be as bad as the other available choices!)
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