Trickle Up Economics
More wisdom from a comedian...
John Stewart continued his point that the consumers should be bailed out and not the banks (who are in bed with the politicians) in his interview with Lawrence Lindsey from Feb. 2, 2009.
As Stewart pointed out, it should be called "Revolution Insurance".
Lindsey offered tax breaks and reduction of the income tax, which would provide more money in the worker's pockets and lessen the employer's burden. (7.5% comes out your paycheck and another 7.5% is paid by your employer for a total of 15% income tax that is used to fund government follies.)
Again, pardon the commercial embedded within the link above...
John Stewart continued his point that the consumers should be bailed out and not the banks (who are in bed with the politicians) in his interview with Lawrence Lindsey from Feb. 2, 2009.
As Stewart pointed out, it should be called "Revolution Insurance".
Lindsey offered tax breaks and reduction of the income tax, which would provide more money in the worker's pockets and lessen the employer's burden. (7.5% comes out your paycheck and another 7.5% is paid by your employer for a total of 15% income tax that is used to fund government follies.)
Again, pardon the commercial embedded within the link above...
posted by karlthebunny at 10:38 AM
1 Comments:
Aren't comedians smart??!!
(of course I am one of them)
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