Let's Balance the Budget Together
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Voting Style: | Open | Point System: | 7 Point | ||
Started: | 4/4/2014 | Category: | Economics | ||
Updated: | 6 years ago | Status: | Post Voting Period | ||
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Here's how this will work. I'm a liberal and therefore I want to balance the budget with revenue increases. Conservatives want spending cuts. Therefore, as the resident liberal, I will be proposing spending cuts each round, while Con -- who should be a conservative -- will be proposing new revenue. The voters, in the end, should choose the person who reduces the deficit by the widest margin.
First spending cut: End the war in Afghanistan.
First revenue increase: Robin Hood Tax Adds sales tax on 0.5 percent on stocks, 0.1 percent on bonds and 0.005 percent on derivatives. Everyone who bought and sold stocks, bonds or derivatives would be taxed Could generate about 350 billion in revenue. |
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Nobody should be able to pay a negative amount in taxes.
"Therefore, as the resident liberal, I will be proposing spending cuts each round, while Con -- who should be a conservative -- will be proposing new revenue."
You just reversed it lol