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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: RetiredNow who wrote (544419)1/16/2010 6:33:54 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (1) of 1579522
 
You have conveniently ignored these numbers in the past and continue to do so:

Year	GDP-US	Total Revenue-total
2000	9749.1	3457.77
2001	10058.2	3756.33
2002	10398.4	3388.04
2003	10886.2	3671.43
2004	11607	3594.74
2005	12339	4017.01
2006	13090.8	4435.76
2007	13715.7	4733.21
2008	14165.6	4814.30
2009	14240.2	4488.71

As you can see, US revenue increased EVERY YEAR of the Bush administration except for 2002 (9/11) and in 2009 (democrat real estate crash).

Looking at 2000 vs. 2008, we saw a 40% increase in revenue. How do you explain this given your graph and the GWB tax cuts?
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