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Now, in case you didn’t see it, please rush out, get today’s Wall Street Journal, and read James Freeman’s fabulous column: "How about Reagan-Style Reconciliation?" All right. I was there as a young man, deputy in the Office of Management and Budget, and it’s all music to my ears.Basically, President Reagan’s tax cut magic. The first major vote was roughly 45 years ago, July, 1981. Reagan’s big tax cut bill passed the House by 238 to 195 votes. It was a Democratic House, remember that. A bit later by the by, the Senate would pass it 89 to 11. It was a Republican Senate.The Gipper signed the legislation at his ranch that August. Now, this was absolutely the key element to the Reagan revolution, which was a supply-side revolution, which basically argued that you lower taxes to promote growth, jobs, wages, wealth, and a strong national security. Reagan’s tax cuts brought joy and prosperity to a whole nation desperately in need of both. Now, as Art Laffer puts it, if you tax something less, you get more of it. You tax the whole economy less as Reagan did, and the economic pie grew larger and larger. In other words, incentives matter. If you keep more of what you earn, you’re going to work harder, invest more, take more risks, and the economy grew. Those 1981 tax cuts helped the economy roar. With real growth of about 5.5 percent per year for more than seven years during Ronald Reagan’s two terms. The stock market roared, as did jobs, and frankly, the whole national morale roared. It was so demoralized during the Carter years, but under Reagan, the animal spirits and the happiness indexes just jumped off the page. And the enormous growth in the American economy created the resources that ultimately Mr. Reagan used to destroy Soviet communism. Peace through strength was an integral part of supply side economics. Mr. Freeman does a wonderful job of reminding all of us of the phenomenal benefits of Mr. Reagan’s supply side tax cuts.And yes, Mr. Laffer’s curve, the famous Laffer Curve, where he suggested that lower tax rates would produce higher tax revenues with more economic growth and less tax avoidance. Well, it worked out very well. The revenue base actually jumped by almost 25 percent during the whole Reagan boom.Now, remember, Tip O’Neill was the liberal Democratic speaker. He opposed the Reagan tax cuts,… [TheTopNews] Read More.23 mins ago - Trump blames Minnesota, not Iran, for cyberattack on water systemsThe U.S. government is investigating whether Iran is behind a cyberattack on water systems in seven states. In Minnesota alone, more than 30 community water systems were impacted. CBS News homeland security correspondent Nicole Sganga has the details. [TheTopNews] Read More.25 mins ago
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It didn't exactly require deep insight to ascertain why Rangers supporters flooded into Tannadice feeling both enthused and anxious at the outset of the new campaign. [TheTopNews] Read More.
19 mins ago
Situational Awareness, led by a 24-year-old, exploded onto the artificial intelligence scene — and then nose-dived. [TheTopNews] Read More.
20 mins ago
This week's guests include Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, Republican Rep. Mike Turner of Ohio and Independent former Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Now, in case you didn’t see it, please rush out, get today’s Wall Street Journal, and read James Freeman’s fabulous column: "How about Reagan-Style Reconciliation?" All right. I was there as a young man, deputy in the Office of Management and Budget, and it’s all music to my ears.Basically, President Reagan’s tax cut magic. The first major vote was roughly 45 years ago, July, 1981. Reagan’s big tax cut bill passed the House by 238 to 195 votes. It was a Democratic House, remember that. A bit later by the by, the Senate would pass it 89 to 11. It was a Republican Senate.The Gipper signed the legislation at his ranch that August. Now, this was absolutely the key element to the Reagan revolution, which was a supply-side revolution, which basically argued that you lower taxes to promote growth, jobs, wages, wealth, and a strong national security. Reagan’s tax cuts brought joy and prosperity to a whole nation desperately in need of both. Now, as Art Laffer puts it, if you tax something less, you get more of it. You tax the whole economy less as Reagan did, and the economic pie grew larger and larger. In other words, incentives matter. If you keep more of what you earn, you’re going to work harder, invest more, take more risks, and the economy grew. Those 1981 tax cuts helped the economy roar. With real growth of about 5.5 percent per year for more than seven years during Ronald Reagan’s two terms. The stock market roared, as did jobs, and frankly, the whole national morale roared. It was so demoralized during the Carter years, but under Reagan, the animal spirits and the happiness indexes just jumped off the page. And the enormous growth in the American economy created the resources that ultimately Mr. Reagan used to destroy Soviet communism. Peace through strength was an integral part of supply side economics. Mr. Freeman does a wonderful job of reminding all of us of the phenomenal benefits of Mr. Reagan’s supply side tax cuts.And yes, Mr. Laffer’s curve, the famous Laffer Curve, where he suggested that lower tax rates would produce higher tax revenues with more economic growth and less tax avoidance. Well, it worked out very well. The revenue base actually jumped by almost 25 percent during the whole Reagan boom.Now, remember, Tip O’Neill was the liberal Democratic speaker. He opposed the Reagan tax cuts,… [TheTopNews] Read More.
23 mins ago
The U.S. government is investigating whether Iran is behind a cyberattack on water systems in seven states. In Minnesota alone, more than 30 community water systems were impacted. CBS News homeland security correspondent Nicole Sganga has the details. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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