Memo to Obama: If loopholes are closed and credits eliminated, the corporate tax rate should be lowered to make it competitive. Above all, stop scapegoating companies that pay more in taxes than they earn in profits. Leave it to him, though, to "double down" on failed policy.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Double Down on a Failed Policy
Obama also
continued to play the part of a fiscally responsible president, demanding that
Congress eliminate "subsidies" for oil companies. He claimed that the
tax credits available to oil companies, assiduously avoiding mention of similar
credits available to other companies, were double dipping on the American
taxpayer, once for high prices and again for tax credits. In a Rose Garden
press conference Thursday, Obama said, "Instead of taxpayer giveaways to
an industry that's never been more profitable, we should be using that money to
double down on investments in clean energy technologies that have never been
more promising."
Memo to Obama: If loopholes are closed and credits eliminated, the corporate tax rate should be lowered to make it competitive. Above all, stop scapegoating companies that pay more in taxes than they earn in profits. Leave it to him, though, to "double down" on failed policy.
Memo to Obama: If loopholes are closed and credits eliminated, the corporate tax rate should be lowered to make it competitive. Above all, stop scapegoating companies that pay more in taxes than they earn in profits. Leave it to him, though, to "double down" on failed policy.
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