What's not to like about this?
"I've got a better plan. It's the zero-zero-zero plan," the GOP presidential candidate and former senator told the Value Voters Summit.
As soon as you understand that YOU pay "corporate income taxes," it's game-over--because that means the money can be used either for reducing the prices of manufactured goods, or for additional R&D/investment, or for hiring people. Remember, we do not have a "revenue problem." We have a spending problem.
The other two elements are great, too: the Obozo Regime's cascade of regs is far more destructive than helpful, and a few hundred billion back here will be helpful, period.
By the way, Santorum is not "out of the race." Not by a long shot. Cain's fun to listen to, but Santorum has an understanding of foreign policy which Cain can only hope to obtain, and Santorum has a far better understanding of how Gummint works. Personally, I like 'outsiders,' and Cain is certainly one of those. But having Gummint experience is not a red flag.
HT: Burri
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....or it'll go toward stock buybacks and dividends to rich people. Another transfer payment upward.
Or dividends to the granny-annuity/pension beneficiaries, and stock-value increases for same, eh?
Santorum's 0-0-0 strategy:
0 campaign contributions
0 new ideas
0 percent in the polls
Why is this guy even afforded a microphone at the GOP debates?
100 percent Courageous
100 percent Moral
100 percent Tells it like it is.
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