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Tim Pawlenty’s Dippy Dive into ‘Deep Doo-Doo’
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from Too Much: A Commentary on Excess and Inequality:




Tim Pawlenty’s Dippy Dive into ‘Deep Doo-Doo’
June 12, 2011

One of the three ‘serious’ candidates for the 2012 Republican White House bid says the tax cuts for the rich he’s proposing will expand America’s ‘entrepreneurial’ class. What does history say?

By Sam Pizzigati





Last week, in a “major policy address,” GOP Presidential hopeful Tim Pawlenty called for a massive tax cut that would save Americans who make $1 million or more a year, Washington tax experts estimate, an average $288,800.

One listener in Pawlenty’s audience, a University of Chicago student, had a question for the former Minnesota governor. How could Pawlenty, the student asked, justify still another round of tax cuts for the wealthy?

Pawlenty, a savvy pol, never missed a beat.

“Set aside whether the wealthy benefit or not,” Pawlenty urged the student. “The real measure of this proposal is: Is it going to generate, in a transformative, significant way, more jobs for more people across this country?” .................(more)

The complete piece is at: http://toomuchonline.org/tim-pawlentys-new-tax-plan/



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