October 25, 200421 yr *waits for middle-class people to defend the ultra-rich people* http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...reaksforfatcats With no fanfare, he signed his fifth tax cut aboard Air Force One en route to a campaign stop. It's a $136 billion behemoth of breaks and payoffs over 10 years to corporations that lobbied hardest and executives who donated the most to Congress.
October 25, 200421 yr And those would be the same corporations and executives who paid the most taxes, as well. If you want the rich to stop lobbying and getting tax breaks then stop asking them to pay 90 percent of the nation's taxes. Simple as that. I'm sure if you asked them to pay the same amount as everyne else they'd be more than happy to stop trying to exert their influence.
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