In Tribune Media Services, The Washington Examiner and Townhall.com
In his weekly, nationally syndicated column this morning, “GOP’s first order: Extend the Tax Cuts,” Cal Thomas encouraged voters to visit MyGovCost for a “handy” way of getting a clearer perspective on the implications that an expiration of the tax cuts will have on an individualized level:
To further personalize the cost of allowing the tax cuts to expire, visit a handy government cost calculator called www.mygovcost.org. Type in your level of education, age and current income and the calculator will reveal what future taxes are likely to cost (these are estimates as everyone’s circumstances differ).
You will also see how much your money could earn if you invested in the private sector instead of having it go to the federal government. The enormous interest figure should rebut arguments by Democrats who claim reforming Social Security by allowing money to be invested in the stock market would bankrupt the elderly.
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Cal you forgot to mention that President Obama already tried to extend the Bush Tax Cuts for anyone earning less than $250000 but your republicans refused to go with it unless their rich friends got their big cuts. So the republicans would shaft 98% of the people just to take care of the rich and for you to say the top 2% will put people back to work what happened to all the jobs the last 10 years while the Bush Tax Cuts were in place.