tamapatom wrote:Interviewer was kind and really let her make her case without being judgmental..........I hate the brow beating "never let a word in edgewise" talk show style interview - this was not one of those. She still failed miserably to sell her case. Worse part, for a plan so incredibly expensive, it sounded like she really never previously studied how it would be paid for.
Yes she did, keely stated tax the 1% at a near 100% tax rate to pay for it all. She in her dimwitted mind with such a limited view of how things really work thought she had it all figured out. Sad that so many think this way.
I use the lottery analogy, if said person proposing such high tax rates just won $100k would they be ok with the government taking $99k and leaving them with just $1k of their lottery winnings? Anyone that says they are ok with that like I suppose keely would be, is a liar.