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The Straw Men of the Left

pajamasmedia.com — Republicans would like to see governmental obstacles — excessive taxation, mindless regulations, and an anti-business climate — removed, which would allow the wonder of economic growth to finally win the war on poverty. Alas, all of these facts are inconvenient for the left, who can neither answer them nor explain how raising taxes and inflating

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  • NoDrama, on 11/04/2009, -0/+1Not so. In fact, your position has been debunked from several angles. If you like charts to back up your facts figures here's one for you: "Income Redistribution: The Tax Myth Debunked" http://wp.me/pbSfp-b2

    But on the off chance you find that a little to pro-left sounding, here's the other side. Remember Bruce Bartlett, Reagan's supply-side domestic policy advisor? He's been looking into the changes in the 2009 deficit, and calculating what tax changes would have done. It's not pretty, but I thought you're trust his assessment on a tax and economics site more than the former link: http://realitytax.wordpress.com/2009/10/27/recent- ...
    It seems the straw man's hat is, in fact, on the other head.

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