His plan is about protecting Wall Street and not the citizen. Certainly not Main Street. It is about power over the citizen.
He states what?
"...will go further than the presidential deficit commission..."
What was that again?
"...will go further than the presidential deficit commission..."
WHY does any debt reduction have to beyond what is recommended? When the debt is reduced, it is reduced.
So.
Like.
What?
...On Sunday, Ryan *click title to entry - thank you) said his proposal will go further than the presidential deficit commission recommendations, which proposed cutting $4 trillion over a decade from the deficit, which is expected to hit $1.4 trillion this year, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Ryan also said his proposal would cap spending and lower corporate tax rates.
Critics say his earlier plan would disproportionately hurt the poor, while it cuts taxes for the wealthy and big companies.
GENERAL SPENDING, TAXES
Creates a mechanism to slow growth in mandatory spending programs like Medicare and Social Security, with automatic across-the-board cuts if Congress fails to act.
Requires a supermajority, or three-fifths vote, in the House and Senate to debate legislation increasing taxes....
He states what?
"...will go further than the presidential deficit commission..."
What was that again?
"...will go further than the presidential deficit commission..."
WHY does any debt reduction have to beyond what is recommended? When the debt is reduced, it is reduced.
So.
Like.
What?
...On Sunday, Ryan *click title to entry - thank you) said his proposal will go further than the presidential deficit commission recommendations, which proposed cutting $4 trillion over a decade from the deficit, which is expected to hit $1.4 trillion this year, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Ryan also said his proposal would cap spending and lower corporate tax rates.
Critics say his earlier plan would disproportionately hurt the poor, while it cuts taxes for the wealthy and big companies.
GENERAL SPENDING, TAXES
Creates a mechanism to slow growth in mandatory spending programs like Medicare and Social Security, with automatic across-the-board cuts if Congress fails to act.
Requires a supermajority, or three-fifths vote, in the House and Senate to debate legislation increasing taxes....
