The deficit is already on a path to being eliminated in 2 years.
No, it's not - not per Bammy and not per the CBO, which runs projections based on Bammy's numbers:
You need to stop repeating the lie that the budget deficit will be gone in two years, that the tax revenues are swell, etc. The facts are astonishingly bad for Bammy's economy. Lots of part-time work, lower wages, lower labor participation, lower tax revenues. Those are the facts.
They need to pass legislation to support further job growth, so the surpluses can start paying back the debt.
Further job growth?!?!? What ... the ...
****?!?!?!?
Here are the data for your hero's "job growth." It's bad - the worst post-WWII, post-recession job "growth" ever (keeping in mind that a job "growth" of 180,000 new jobs merely satisfies the number of new immigrants, and high school and college graduates entering the labor force):
Further, Bammy and his ilk pretend that "job growth" consisting of part-time at Wendy's is the same as a full-time job in construction, or truck driving. No, it's not:
Meanwhile, labor participation is tanking - and no, for the love of God, it's not because of retirement; it's because of the ****** economy and lack of meaningful jobs:
Funny how the labor participation rate hit the ******* in 2009. Trying to think of something that happened around that time ... trying to think of something.
Do Corporate tax reform, dropping the max rate to 25%, eliminating deductions and creating an infrastructure bank to whittle down the infrastructure deficit.
Flat tax for corporations? Okay, no problem.
But the ugly truth is that once Congress eliminates the deductions, they will almost immediately start shrieking that "Exxon is paying a lower rate than grandma," and then sob uncontrollably on the House floor at that horrible prospect - immediately after which they boost the rate to 45% and insure that the deductions are STILL GONE.
Like they did in 1986. They stole the deductions in return for lower rates, and the whining, shrieking and sobbing about low rates for the rich led to higher rates (28% became 34%), and higher rates (34% became 42%), while the deductions remained in the graveyard. **** Congress.
I 100% agree that all tax should be at a flat rate, with something like a $20,000 per dependent deduction. A family of four earning $100,000 would pay taxes on $20,000. But I know, for a fact, that your liberal ilk simply CANNOT lay off other people's money. It is worse than heroin to a junkee. Liberal politicians will NEVER stop raising taxes, eliminating deductions, and on and on, supposedly for the "poor" and the "public good."
Unfortunately, the sniveling Republicans are now nothing more than Demo-Lite and go along with the theft.
Pass immigration reform that make people working here taxpayers, rather than under the table workers. Also allow more hi-tech visas and create guest worker program, so our corporations don't have to go elsewhere for workers.
I agree that more intelligent immigration policy, designed to get future working, taxpaying citizens in our country, is a benefit.
But allowing the lowest educated, lowest-skilled illegals to remain in our country is a ******* drain on the economy. It creates ghettos, a massive student body who don't speak English and go on government assistance, inundation of public hospitals, massive increases in Section 8 housing, and on and on. I live in Los Angeles, so I know more about this than you ever will, 21.
Until the Fed guards the southern border, the influx of low-skilled, uneducated, government-benefit-recipients to be will never cease. Jesus Christ, does our experience from the 1986 amnesty and immigration reform, then the 1994 amnesty and immigration reform, then the 2000 amnesty and immigration reform teach us NOTHING?!?!?