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Originally posted by: eleison
Originally posted by: RichardE
I think its telling the shift in thinking that Obama won among top earners (those making 200k+) even with promising to raise there taxes and cost them millions.
$200,000 or More (6%)
52% Obama
46% McCain
2% Other
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/polls/#USP00p1
Funny how everyone was say crying about his tax plan, yet the people it actually affected negatively voted in favor of it.
(posted from another similar thread)
Well, its nice that certain rich people want to help the "poor" by raising taxes. However, why not have these people donate the money themselves rather than forcing everyone to do it via tax hikes?
Just because George Clooney wants to spend some of his money on the poor, it makes no sense for him to force other rich people to.
What happens when a small business owner (or even a large one) wants to create a new product to sell, but cannot hire enough people because the tax rates are too high? Unemployment.
For the rich that have money to burn, let them donate it on their own free will. For the rich that need money to help the economy create jobs, let them keep it and not hamper them by redistributing their money.
a little off-topic: if and when the cooperation are forced to pay higher taxes, they'll simply pack their bags and move whatever remaining employee in the states to india. this illusion that bush and mccain have an arbitrary hard-on for big cooperations is nothing short of propaganda.
60% of our workforce come out of the top 100 companies - you honestly think these cooperations are just going to absorb the new taxes?? hell no.