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To: John Vosilla who wrote (115618)	1/16/2016 3:28:12 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	1 Recommendation Recommended By stsimon Respond to of 217588

We could simply reverse Ronald Reagan's mistakes and restore prosperity. But that would require some people admitting the mistake they made. I wonder if that's possible? Trump wants to double-down on Ronald Reagan's failed magic scheme of subsidizing income tax rates with debt, reducing income tax rates for those earning more than $450k annually from 39% to 25%. The difference is, unlike Reagan who also siphoned-off Social Security and Medicare tax payments to pay for income tax rate subsidies, Trump wants to fully fund Medicare and Social Security payments. I wonder how those "magic tricks" will work out? But this Bamboozle Festival has wide support among "Low Information Voters" because Trump has promised to insult immigrants while he performs this financial sleight of hand. — en.wikipedia.org

To: John Vosilla who wrote (115618)	1/16/2016 3:45:50 PM
From: GPS Info	Respond to of 217588

Besides a Gilded Age like nothing anyone alive has ever seen in their adult life we have socialism on steroids as well. I hope the socialism keeps the revolution from getting too bloody. Gilded Age: Jan 14, 2016 Despite a shaky start to 2016's stock markets, there are more millionaires than ever; which means for luxury boat makers like UK-based Sunseeker, there's more opportunity. Bloomberg's Manus Cranny spoke with Sunseeker CEO Philip Popham about why they're building bigger and which nations they're targeting.