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McCain Misses the Point (again..)
In Wednesday night’s debate, Obama opened himself up on taxes again and John McCain refused to take the opening. Once again Obama has spoken proudly about taxing the rich, but also added that he would give tax breaks to businesses that create jobs in the United States.
Let’s assume for a moment that you are a business owner. You can either keep your jobs overseas and avoid the ridiculously high tax rate in America, or you can create jobs here, pay the taxes up front, and collect on the back end. Hmmm, money in the bank, or money in the government’s hands??? Tough decision.
John McCain should be pointing out that ANY tax on business will end up coming out of the pockets of working Americans. If a business pays higher taxes, they are going to pass on that higher tax to you. Some will eliminate jobs to save money.
It is clear that never having a real job has seriously affected Obamination’s ideas about how a free-market economy actually works.
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