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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (157707)	6/5/2003 10:09:36 PM
From: Oeconomicus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

please explain how giving more money to the super wealthy to "invest" and create more supply is better for the economy when the economy is in an oversupply condition. Like I said to one of the other mantra chanters, that's been flushed already, but if you insist... as you know, the dividend and cap gains tax cuts amount to less than 8% of the estimated 2003 tax savings, $8 billion out of $109 billion. This "giveaway to the super wealthy" that you eagerly lapped up from Buffett's spoon is a very small part of a tax package designed to put money into the pockets of nearly a hundred million taxpayers, the vast majority of whom are very middle class. please make a cogent argument as to why trickle up is better than trickle down. or are you just repeating stuff that came off a spoon? Please ask a cogent question... or are you just repeating stuff that came off your porch floor?