Tax plans

[weixiaobao]

You know.  I tried to understand this stuffs and I am not quite sure I understand all of it.  Especially since they fall outside of my area of expertise, especially when factor in growth, deficit, blah, blah, blah.

For the major candidates, or just the ones that you support, or the ones that you actually know about.  Can you explain the strengths and weaknesses of their plan?  And included the biggest criticism against their plan (if you are a supporter, you are free to refute it). 

And since tax fall outside of the presidential power.  Whoever plan (that you kind enough to educate me on), how realistic for congress (consider possible combinations RR, DR, DD) would approve of it.  And what congress could possibly change within that plan.

[weixiaobao]

hmm no taker..  It seemed to me majority of Americans probably can't form an educated opinion or analysis anyhow in regard to something so complex.  The only thing they can comment on is the tax burden and the narrative the candidate push.

[jimrtex]

hmm no taker..  It seemed to me majority of Americans probably can't form an educated opinion or analysis anyhow in regard to something so complex.  The only thing they can comment on is the tax burden and the narrative the candidate push.

Explanation of Tax Proposals

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[RI]

Anyone advocating for the "Fair" Tax is the worst, e.g. Huckabee, who also wants zero capital gains tax. Talk about as regressive as it comes.

[weixiaobao]

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Thank a bunch...

[Kingpoleon]

Anyone advocating for the "Fair" Tax is the worst, e.g. Huckabee, who also wants zero capital gains tax. Talk about as regressive as it comes.

Huckabee's okay on economics. For example, the $15 min. wage alongside Santorum IIRC; he's a "compassionate conservative" big spender.