The national debt is likely to balloon under tax policies championed
by three of the four major Republican candidates for president,
according to an independent analysis of tax and spending proposals so
far offered by the candidates.
The lone exception is Texas Rep. Ron Paul, who would pair a big
reduction in tax rates with even bigger cuts in government services,
slicing about $2 trillion from future borrowing.
According to the report — set for release Thursday by U.S. Budget Watch,
a project of the bipartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget —
former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum and former House speaker Newt
Gingrich would do the most damage to the nation’s finances, offering
tax and spending policies likely to require trillions of dollars in
fresh borrowing.
1 Comments in Response to Report: Debt will swell under top GOP hopefuls’ tax plans [Except Ron Paul's]
Finally, something good about Ron Paul has made it to a MSM news outlet. Now I wonder if this will be spoken about on TV MSM. I didn't read all of the comments at the place this article takes you, but I did notice that no one was mentioning Ron Paul. Hopfully, people are not going to continue to be idiots for those other candidates. Down with Obama. May he never rise again...