Yesterday President Obama submitted to Congress his proposal for the US Budget for the upcoming fiscal year (Oct. 1st 2015 until Sept. 30th 2016). Here are 2 links to articles about his proposal.
Obama's 10 new taxes
Obama's Record Budget: Tax the rich, Help the Middle Class
Your task is to read one of them (or both if you really want to impress) and comment about something within the article. Please make reference to the content of the article you wish to comment on, explain briefly how you feel about the content and why you feel that way. Posts should be 2 to 3 sentences in length. Write them well as some will be shared in class and everyone can see them. They will be scored/graded. Posts are due by the time class starts next Monday, Feb. 9th.
Mr. Thompson
I don't think that Obama's plan for taxes will succeed because the article notes that the House and Senate are run by the Republicans. Republicans generally oppose Democrats in decision making.
ReplyDelete-Sladenator Backholm
I believe that the Republicans won't allow this new budget. We are already $18 trillion in debt, why would we spend another 4 trillion to possibly add more debt to are already bad problem?
ReplyDelete-Riley Klompenhower
Based off of the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class," I believe that President Obama is making the right decision to tax the rich because, he has already helped improve our government by lowering unemployment rates and improving our image abroad. He also stated that, he would boost tax credits for families and the working poor, help restore our nation's crumbling infrastructure, and help provide 2 years of FREE community college.
ReplyDelete-Christina Eng
As I understand, the "Gingrich-Edwards Loophole" is one of Obama's new taxes that prevents people from disguising their income as business profits in order to reduce the taxes they must pay. I agree that this should be limited because it is simply unfair that certain people, such as lawyers and bankers (as mentioned in the article "Obama's 10 new taxes"), can avoid paying the appropriate tax.
ReplyDelete-Morgan Streyle
I find the budget ideals within the second article to promote a healthy growth. The layout maintains to be an overall homage to the general public. (in specifics) I feel if community college becomes open access, thousands of underprivileged and withered hopefuls will line up at its gate and gain understanding once unthinkable. I agree with the overall use and control the budget has to offer, be it record breaking or not.
ReplyDelete-Ben Daniels
I believe that President Obama should tax the rich. The rich have more money than the middle or lower classes. We could use the funds that are gathered to, as the article "Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help middle class" states, we could restore "the nation's crumbling infrastructure of roads and bridges, help provide two years of free community college and reverse the across-the-board, automatic budget cuts that have slammed the Pentagon and nearly every government department."
ReplyDelete-Symur Brekke
I think the Buffet Tax is a step in the right direction. The wealthiest Americans paying a lower tax rate than most Americans seems counter-intuitive to what one would expect to happen. If someone who makes $10 million a year is taxed 30%, he/she still has $7 million to live on. If someone making $75,000 pays 30%, he/she has only $52,500 to live on. $7 million is still a lot more than $52,500.
ReplyDelete-Scott Nimke
President Obama has proposed a tax on cigarettes nearly double the cost now, which would cause a $95 billion increase. The President has stated he would use this money for an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program and towards preschool access for all children. According to the CDC, cigarettes claim more than 480,000 american lives each year. I believe that this tax should be implemented in our country because it not only prevents people from buying cigarettes, which are harmful to their health, but the money gained would be put back into society for improvements. I believe it is important for all children to have an early education. If revenue gained from this tax would ensure access to preschool, all American children would increase their likelihood to succeed in secondary education which would then create more adept citizens in the future. (Article: Obama's 10 New Taxes)
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Based on the information from the article "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich,Help middle class". Due to the high tax on the rich it would help benefit the people who would struggle with funding for college, i agree and disagree because why would you help pay for tuition for students who lacked in school and put forth little effort for them to continue to due the same thing to ruin their future careers, but at the same time i do believe it could help the people who try their best in school and have struggles affording college, so in my eyes it is a two way street it.
ReplyDelete- Tarra Seng
According to Obama's tax limiting itemized deductions for the wealthy, Obama wishes to limit the values ,such as morgage interest, to 28% of their income. I agree with this because it seems unfair to put their interest at to high of rates, and of to low of rates. Also, it would raise over $640 billion, and that seems like a pretty good deal.
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According to the article, “Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help middle class,” “The blueprint for the 2016 budget year that begins Oct. 1 represents a 6.4 percent increase over estimated spending this year, projecting that the deficit will decline to $474 billion.” Although this article presents an abundance of pros and cons making the decision a difficult one; I do agree with his budget because I believe that pros such as a decline in the deficit are worth dealing with the cons.
ReplyDelete-Lakin Hengel
Pertaining to my last comment, I believe President Obama should tax the rich because, the rich have and make more money than the middle class and the lower classes; its only fair, that the rich pay more than the average middle class.
ReplyDelete-Christina Eng
after reading about Obama's 10 newest taxes I was very interested in the rise of cigarette prices. Looking at the big picture of the more broad situation I believe that nearly doubling the price could benifit multiple things and or people by not only reducing the amount of cigarette smokers but it could also help put the extra money gained into something much more important. Obama stated that the money spent on cigarettes would benifit children's education and for that reason I believe that this tax would be extremely beneficial to many.
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In our world today, it is becoming harder and harder to receive a position in a decent career without a college education. The article "Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help middle class" states that President Obama plans to institute a program which includes two years of free community college to everyone. I think this decision will benefit our country greatly! Free education will be very beneficial to those who are not as fortunate and may not have the means to pay for a college education. As a result of college becoming publicly available, more people will be able to acquire the skills and credentials they so deeply need to shape a career.
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While reading the article Obama's 10 new taxes their was one thing that stuck out to me; the raise on tobacco. Me being a non-tobacco user I didn't see a negative outlook on this tax proposal. The positives would being the possible persuasion on tobacco users to quit on the almost dollar raise on prices, also Obama was saying their could be a possible 95 billion dollar raise that could guarantee of one of his ongoing proposals towards universal access to preschool.
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Reading the "Obama's 10 new taxes" article I noticed that the administration wants to nearly double the tax on tobacco. Even though i'm not a tobacco user I agree that the tobacco should be taxed more so that people might think before they use tobacco. It would raise $95 billion that would go towards one of Obama's proposals like universal access to preschool.
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Obama's third new tax, according to "Obama's 10 new taxes," would end the tax break on gains made through buying and selling stock. Currently, when the money passes on to your kids, they will be excused from paying the tax. I agree with this plan because the current system usually applies to the wealthy, and the $208 billion raised could be used for things like education and aid to those in need. Also, they will allow the tax break for small businesses and the middle and lower class, so they people that need the money will still have it.
ReplyDelete-Andrew Yadlosky
The article "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class," brings up many valid points and reasonable goals in my opinion. The article mentions that one of those said goals is to allow for two free years of community college. I believe this to be something the government should be striving for, as it is said that America is falling behind in education compared to many of the other leading first world nations. making community college free would be the first step in helping the many limited great minds in this country, who can't afford college.
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According to the article "tax the rich, help the middle class" I agree with obama on this new idea. I agree because I think its not fair for rich people to pay the same tax rate as lower paid families. However there are many risks to this I think it would be worth trying
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Obama states in "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class" that he wants to raise taxes on the rich to provide people with free community college. I agree that people need free community college because it gives everyone a chance at college. However, I feel that some people may take advantage of the opportunity. -Andrea Johnson
ReplyDeleteAccording to the article "Obama's Record Budget: Tax The Rich, Help the Middle Class," Obama sent a $4 trillion budget to Congress. Some of this money would be used to help the nation's crumbling infrastructure and provide two years of free community college. I think this will help our country because it provides better buildings, roads, etc, and provides a better education to anyone who can't afford college. Free community college will also allow people to better prepare themselves for the career's that they want.
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Obama's ninth new tax, according to "Obama's 10 new taxes" would increase the price on tobacco, taxes would double on cigarettes and small cigars to about $1.95 per pack. These increases would pay for two political initiatives: extending Children's Health Insurance Program which is due at the end of this year, and proposal to guarantee access to preschool. I agree with this plan because if people are willing to pay for tobacco for the risk of their health, then they should be willing to pay for children's health insurance and the access for children to go to preschool for families who can't afford for their child to go.
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According to "Obama's 10 New Taxes" the ninth new tax is about doubling the price of taxes on tobacco- as stated in the article "double taxes on cigarettes and small cigars to about $1.95 per pack from about $1.01 per pack" by doing so this will tax the inflation. The usage of this extra tax money is to fund the Children's Health Insurance Program and for universal access to preschool. I agree to this tax because it is benefiting the future of kid's education and health. The kid's today are the foundation of the future. What I do disagree on is how much the tax on tobacco increased because the increase was such a high jump that might cause future chaos among citizens.
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The article "Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help middle class" has many valid points. One of the points is trying to provide two years of community college free. I think that is a smart thing for the government to go for because most people in poverty can't get a good job with just a high school diploma, so if they have a chance to get an associates degree they may have a better chance on getting a better job.
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I strongly believe that in the article "Obama's 10 new taxes" that it is a smart choice to double the tax on tobacco. The $95 billion would go to some great things like, universal access to preschool and the Children's Health Insurance program which would do wonders to our society like helping children in need. I also believe that if we double the taxes on tobacco we can stop future generations spending money on something that can kill you.
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In the article, "Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help the middle class" provides many different perspectives on this new budget. As I was reading this article I found myself agreeing with many points that were made. One statement in particular that I especially agreed with was that this new budget would provide money for people to attend a two year community college for free. This will give everyone, no matter where you rank in the society's class, to further your education.
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In the article "Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help middle class," I believe that raising taxes on the higher class is a great idea. With this it will give more money back to those that are families and for the working poor. It will also help with building roads and bridges and provide free 2 years of community college.
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After reading "Obama's record budget" tax the rich, help middle class: I ponder that taxing more on the filthy rich anthropoids is a robust proposal, then to boost credits for the poverty-stricken workers and average working families is a good action point as to help the infrastructure of our city and even pilot to an increase in capital gains for some Americans.
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In the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class," it states that Obama's plan includes providing two years of community college to those who can't afford it. I support this idea because it promotes equality, giving every one a chance to have a better future. However, if this plan was to become a reality, I would want there to be higher standards for those who would be attending for free. I don't believe that people who don't put effort into their high school work/get poor grades should receive an education for free. If people know they can get two years of college education for free if their grades are good enough, I think it will motivate them to work harder in high school and I think there would be less drop-outs.
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after reading about Obama's 10 newest taxes,the rise of cigarette prices caught my eye. thinking about our situations in our country I believe that doubling the price could save peoples lives by not having to buy cigarettes because of its expense and people and the government would also save a lot more money on more important things likes children and teens education. Like Obama said how we should get two years of free community education. I believe that families from all over would be happy to not have to worry as much about their kids first couple of years in college and have to go into debt.
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After reading "Obama's 10 new taxes" I agree with doubling the tax of tobacco. This new tax fund would raise 95 million dollars, and that money would go to extending Children's Health Insurance Program. I think this new tax could get some users of tobacco to stop, which would make our society healthier.
ReplyDelete- Josh Adams
In the article, "Obama's 10 New Taxes" it talks about the proposal to nearly double the taxes on cigarettes and small cigars and using the $95 billion dollars for the extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program and the universal access to preschool. I think this tax would be a good one, because not only is the money going towards the health of the next generation, but also preventing them from buying tobacco products because of the hike in prices.
ReplyDelete-Jamie Shulman
In the article "Obama's 10 New Taxes" it talks about adding tax to tobacco products and using the tax money for universal accesses to preschool and children's health insurance. I think this a good idea because of what the tax money would go towards and because it would discourage the use tobacco products.
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DeleteBased on the article, "Obama's record budget: tax the rich, help the poor", Obama's proposals seem lengthier than planned and following is a growing budget. Although debt is one of Americas biggest problems, Obama continues to concoct proposals in order to put the economy back on top. A principle theme this year was said to be infrastructure and the combination of plans made would permit a increase spending of 1/3. It is a continuous cycle of payments to make progress. These proposals have been repeatedly rejected by law-makers and those doubtful of his ideas.
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After reading "Obama's 10 New Taxes" I was glad to see that he proposed doubling the tax on tobacco. This tax has the potential to raise 95 billion dollars that would go towards the Children's Health Insurance Program. Not only would the tax raise so much money, but it could also reduce tobacco use, helping the U.S. kick a nasty habit.
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In the second article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the rich, Help the Middle Class", I agree with Obama's plan to increase taxes on people with wealthier incomes because the extra money will be used to help people trying to support themselves and their families who receive less substantial incomes. The key from this part of the article is that Obama is using this extra money to support the less fortunate WORKNIG class. So people making an effort to provide enough for their family will be supported while people that aren't working will not receive extra money from the government. This may also help by encouraging people without jobs to seek out one.
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In the article, "Obama's 10 New Taxes, I agree with the ninth new tax on doubling prices on tobacco. This new tax with bring a $95 billion increase which Obama has stated he would use this money for an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program and towards preschool access for all children. There would be less people buying tobacco, which will better their health, or the money will be used to help children with their future. Either way, it's a good thing.
ReplyDelete-Sara Khuth
According to the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the rich, Help the Middle Class," Obama's plan is to raise taxes on the wealthy in order to help working families feel more secure, help American workers upgrade their skills, and help create conditions for businesses. This new plan will also help provide two years of free community college, which appeals to me as a student. I support this idea because this will tremendously help families who cannot afford to send their children to college, and knowing that the government might allow two free years will ease the stress for both students and parents. It may even help those who only have a high school diploma be able to find better higher paying jobs.
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in the article , "Obama sent his 4 trillion dollar budget plan to congress to hammer corporate profits overseas and raise taxes on the wealthy while boosting tax credits for families and the working poor". This new budget plan was never going to get approved because we are already close to 18 trillion in debt and rising. If something is going to happen to make this country better President Barack Obama will have to learn to get along with the republicans in a way to turn this country around.
ReplyDelete-Dylan Hess
As I've learned in the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class" Obama's plan would steer hundreds of billions of dollars towards the nation's crumbling infrastructure of roads and bridges. I support this plan, as it is a big issue that needs to be solved. Everyone uses these methods of transportation everyday. As roads and bridges across the country continue to age and deteriorate, more money should be put towards the maintenance of these structures, in order to ensure the safety and basic needs of the American people.
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In the article "Obama 10 New Taxes" it mentions how the minimum tax that millionaires would have to be 30%. I support this because I feel like the people who are more wealthy should have to pay more to the government. It also mentions how businesses would put some of their money into government instead of stockpiling it overseas. I also support this because i feel they should give to government and hopefully it'd make construction for roads and such finish quicker rather than it just laying out for several weeks.
ReplyDelete- An-Hoa Nguyen
In the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the rich, Help the Middle Class", he explains his plan's benefits to the middle class, but this plan further alters the US in a socialist way. The base of his argument seems valid, but taking a closer look at how much the rich will be taxed is not conforming with our "capitalist" society. While this idea is a appealing to many, I do not think it will help the US economy in the long run because people will continue to solely rely on the government to fix their problems.
ReplyDelete--Sydney Williams
In the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class," the president outlines his new plans for the U.S. economy. I believe his plan is good, because in the long run it will benefit the middle class, which is where most Americans are financially. It also just makes sense for people with much more money to pay more money to the government.
ReplyDelete--Nick Streiff
In the article "Obama's budget: tax the rich, help the middle class", the republicans cite that the nation has a 18 trillion dollar debt. Obama wants to make it safer for the middle class workers and help them advance in their fields. Although this may be a good idea, I don't believe the budget will pass simply because the republicans have control in the house and senate.
ReplyDelete-Sladenator Backholm 2.0
In the article Obama's record budget: Tax the rich, help middle class, the President's plan to tax the rich to further benefit the middle class is a good idea. It seems unfair that the rich pay the same amount of taxes that the middle class pays. Granting the 2 years of community college free would give relief to the middle class by not paying tuition and obtaining a degree of some sort. I believe this will benefit the U.S. by everyone having the same opportunity for getting into college.
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After reading "Obama's 10 New Taxes" I agree that he proposed doubling the tax on tobacco. Because, this tax would help have universal access to preschool . Also taxing multinational companies getting profit in other countries would be a good idea, because it would make sure their profit isn't much more then they would get in the United States plus help us with our debt.
ReplyDeleteIn the article "Obama's 10 New Taxes," I completely agree with the tax on tobacco, not just because smoking is unhealthy and disgusting, but because it would help extend the Children's Health Insurance Program which will end this year if congress does not extend funding for it. This program is important because it gives children free or low cost health insurance, and in some states it is even offered to parents or pregnant women that qualify for the program. Not only will this tax help extend this program; hopefully it will aid in convincing many people to stop buying/using tobacco products.
ReplyDelete-Sam Schmid
According to Obama statement in the article, "Obama's Record Budget: Tax the Rich, Help the Middle Class" My opinion on Obama's plan to taxing the rich sounds like a phenomenal idea. Not only will it help the middle class but the poor will also benefit for this as well. Hopefully this tax change helps us from succumbing to inflation and better the United states for future generation.
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DeleteIn "Obama's 10 new taxes", they mention that increasing the tax on cigarettes the U.S as a whole could raise 95 billion more dollars to spend on education for everyone. This would also act as a deterrent to smokers, adding another to a long list of reasons to quit smoking. This new tax would increase our cleanliness and health as a society, and will also benefit our economy.
ReplyDelete- Noah Uhlenkamp
The tax proposal that claims it will "double taxes on cigarettes and small cigars to about $1.95 per pack from about $1.01 per pack" is a wonderful idea. Raising nearly 95 billion that would go back to preschool and healthcare opportunities for children is a great place for the money to go to. However, the smokers may be upset when they see that their precious cigarettes have been taxed yet again, reaching nearly 10 dollars a pack, some smokers may feel as if it is not a logical thing to be spending money on. Regardless of some people being upset, it is ultimately a win for both sides, the kids get more opportunities and the smokers may stop smoking which promotes a healthy lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteIn the first article "Obama's 10 New Taxes" it says the the tax on tobacco products would be almost doubled. I think that is a very smart tax because not only will it encourage people to stop spending so much money on tobacco products, but it will also increase the health of many American's. The tax money will be put towards the Children's Health Insurance Program, which I think is a great idea, but also kind of ironic because tobacco money would be used for children's health.
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I read Obama's ten taxes. I agree with the Romney Loophole Tax, which puts a cap on IRA's when they reach 3.4 million - this amount would give an individual 210,000 a year. It would cause the wealthy to be taxed on any money over 3.4 million, they would not be able to receive tax free benefits, and 210,000 a year should be more than enough to live on.
ReplyDelete-Jessie Kolb
I read Obama's 10 taxes article. I agree with all of them mostly because most of them would enforce people who have more to give to the government. Out of the ten taxes being proposed the ones that target the rich seem the more effective. For instance, The buffet tax would make billionaires pay a minimum tax rate of 30 percent .
ReplyDelete- Fadumo abdi
The article "Obama's 10 new taxes" states how Obama plans to limit itemized detections for the wealthy, which would not only save the taxpayers between 280-400 dollars, but it also would raise 640 billion dollars. I believe this tax would be beneficiary to the public, and to America's debt.
ReplyDelete-Lexi Nemgar
In the article "Obama's 10 new taxes", has a section that discusses the raised taxes on tobacco products. "The administration proposes to nearly double taxes on cigarettes...to $1.95 from about $1.01 per pack." The tax money would go to the Children's Health Insurance Program and to universal access to preschool. I believe that it would be beneficial to raise taxes on tobacco products because it promotes healthier lifestyles. The raised prices would discourage smokers from buying cigarettes and encourage healthier choices. The money would also go to health insurance for children and accessible preschool, which I believe would create a solid base in education. It would also create equal opportunities for kids to attend preschool.
ReplyDelete~ Amy Louprasong
I read the article "Obama's 10 new taxes" and I agree with the idea of doubling the price of tobacco is a great idea. The article states that cigars will increase to $1.95 per pack form about $1.01. Not only will the extra tax money help with discouraging current smokers to either stop completely or slow down their smoking rate, bu the extra tax money will go to the Children's Health Insurance Program. I think that helping the Children's Health Insurance Program will also help us all in the future. The children are our future and with the help of doubling the taxes on cigarettes we will be helping the future.
ReplyDelete-Rebecca Ra
In the article "Obama's 10 new taxes" it proposed a new idea of nearly doubling taxes on tobacco products from $1.01 per pack to $1.95 per pack. The tax money would pay for two politically powerful initiatives, one being an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program and the other would go to an ongoing proposal to universal access to preschool. I agree with this plan because it will be another reason for people to quit a nasty habit and raise 95 billion dollars for a good cause.
ReplyDelete-Max Burns
In the article "Obama's 10 New Taxes", it stated a new idea to double the taxes on tobacco products. Stating that small cigars starting out at 1,01 per cigar to about 1.95 per cigar. The tax raise on tobacco product would help raise money for an extension on the Children's Health Insurance Program and Obama's ongoing proposals to guarantee universal access to preschool. This tax raise wouldnt affect me at all because I dont smoke. And therefore, this proposal to raise taxes on tobacco products would be efficiant because it would raise nearly 95 million dollars.
ReplyDelete-Matt Laughery
In the article Obama record budget: Tax the Rich, Help the middle class" it talks about taxing the rich more then the regular tax on middle class people. in order to help the middle class. I believe his plan is a good plan because it helps the economy be more stable. I think this because in order for our economy to succeed everybody must help each other too success.
ReplyDeleteBy Alan Loera
in the article "Obamas 10 new taxes" one of the taxes is on tobacco products raising the tax from 1.01 to 1.95. I support this tax because it would give some money to the children's health insurance program which would help out a lot. plus raising the taxes of tobacco could make less people smoke or minimize their smoking habits.
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"Obamas 10 new taxes" is an article that is about exactly what the title states. In this article many new proposal's by Barack Obama. A segment of this article talks about taxing the rich at a rate of 30% compared to the normal rate. From the eyes of a wealthy man making millions. I could see why being taxed more would seem wrong. a very large majority of wealthy households the money was earned through hard work, with the obvious exception of a few hand-me-downs. Taking more from them because they worked hard to get where they are hardly seems fair. But from my stand point, being middle class, I believe that the rich should have a desire to better the economy in their country and be willing to help people in the middle class. Not directly, but the extra tax goes towards things like education. The raise to public education facilities even by 1% could give that school the ability to create 10 new brilliant minds. Which in return could result in new business's and new inventions towards the advancement of our economy as a nation. I believe there are negatives and positives to this article but the overall the positive outcome it could bring should be worth it to both classes, not just the middle class.
ReplyDeleteThe article that I read was “Tax the rich, Help the Middle Class” Obama talked about raising taxes on the rich I think they should have done that a lot earlier but it is a good idea and I’m glad Obama is doing something about it. Obama also talked about helping people get free 2 year community college, students should be able to get the knowledge and the skills they need without taking on decades worth of student debt. What the federal government would do is they will cover three-quarters of the average cost of community college while participating states will be expected to contribute the remaining funds necessary to eliminate the tuition for eligible students. That could help out people a lot and it is a good idea.-Tyler Strain
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