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After Tomorrow, a Bunch of Losers Will Have to Quit Their Pouting and Come Up with Some Tax Policy Solutions

Posted on November 2, 2010 by Caleb Newquist

Lots of those losers will be Democrats. And if they feel like sticking it to the rich one last time, at least they can say a Reagan OMB Director and Bill Gates are on their side!

[via TaxProf]

Posted in TaxTagged It's an election year, Politics, Talking points, Tax cuts, Tax policy

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