ginwilly
Well-Known Member
Bush lowered taxes and revenue went down. What is your point?
Also.. once again, you are citing a far right leaning news organization. And that is an opinion article you just cited.
Try citing Reuters or AP.
I know business magazines like Forbes and the WSJ are considered right wing publications in your world, but please, tell me where he was wrong about rates and you were right?
Besides, I actually sited the actual names of the acts he signed, could you be more of a partisan shill?
Your claim that tax revenues went down is also bogus. Revenues were projected to go down but actually went up. The projections by the CBO in 2003 were actually off by a trillion, that's pretty dramatic.
http://www.mtgriffith.com/web_documents/taxcutfacts.htm
Bush Tax Cuts: President George W. Bush’s 2003 tax cuts generated a massive increase in federal tax revenue and were followed by 52 consecutive months of economic growth. From 2004 to 2007, federal tax revenue increased by $780 billion, the largest four-year increase in American history. Total federal revenue from 2003 to 2007:
2003 -- $1.78 trillion
2004 -- $1.88 trillion
2005 -- $2.15 trillion
2006 -- $2.40 trillion
2007 -- $2.56 trillion
Because you think it or heard it on MSNBC doesn't mean it's factual. In fact, you are on a roll lately with how wrong your "facts" are.