Craig, if you need to ask what's wrong with Trump's tax reform, you wouldn't accept the answer. It's like Brownback's tax reform in Kansas. Just watch how it plays out. PS The projected increase in the debt is 1 trillion dollars, but who's worried about that?
Bill you are free with your criticism and observations on Kansas. While I am not Brownback fan, the state is not in the meltdown you seem to imply.
Tax reductions do not automatically equal prosperity anymore than rain follows the plow. They can undoubtedly yield potential benefit in fueling growth, economies are unfortunately more complex than simple liberal or conservative economics would sell in sound bites to voters
Yes the tax reductions in Kansas failed to yield the promised results, but the more likely culprit is a flat to declining ag economy than the cuts themselves. As for increasing the states debt, no such thing has happened as the state budget unlike the the Federal budget is required a balancing that the Obama administration never tried to accomplish except by tax increases and strangling regulation.
You are quick to hurl stones Southeast, but you fail in your false analogies and stretched reasoning.
PS if the republican tax cuts lead to an one trillion increase as you state ( a figure over many years) how does that compare to the last administrations increases to the debt? Do you condemn them seven, eight, or more times over for their performance?
