Which do you consider to be worse vote buying, tax cuts or spending increases?
Politicians are using both, and spending and tax cutting us into oblivion in case you haven't noticed that.
10 Answers
- ErikLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
nah, tax cuts get campaign contributions, not votes, since the tax cuts are usually for a small group of people that have money.
of course those contributions go to buy tv ads which get votes, so maybe its all the same.
Anyway, when I look at it that way, spending benefits more people than tax cuts.
(on a side note, Obama lowered taxes for everyone but didn't get credit for it. conservatives just hated him more for adding to the deficit. that won't help in get votes in 2012)
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"Taxes havent been cut any further than what bush cut them"
1/3 of the stimulus was a tax cut. Everyone got about a $500 credit on their taxes last year
- Anonymous9 years ago
No. politicians have been spending us into oblivion. Taxes havent been cut any further than what bush cut them
@Erik. Nice lie. But i was talking about tax cuts anyway,. not some fake tax credit
- Anonymous9 years ago
Tax-cuts.
Spending gets cut and mostly no one notices, but everyone notices a tax increase.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Vote buying is the worse and not at all democratic.
Vote buying must be the reason why all the billionaires own much of the wealth in the U.S.A. and need to pay more tax.
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- Anonymous9 years ago
If we forced the federal government back to simply fulfilling their constitutional duties the problem would go away. pointless to bribe a politician when their power is so limited. Amazing just how smart the framers of the constitution were. would should not have stopped paying attention to that document.
- Anonymous9 years ago
I prefer freedom so tax increases would be the worst.
- Anonymous9 years ago
war.