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Sir F. A. Rien wrote:
> user@domain.invalid found these unused words:
> 
>> AZDuffman wrote:
>>> On Mar 17, 3:52 pm, u...@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>> AZDuffman wrote:
>>>>> On Mar 17, 2:46 pm, u...@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>>>> AZDuffman wrote:
>>>>>> boost confidence, leading to a restoration of investment in
>>>>>>>> the U.S.!
>>>>>>> It would be simpler and more effective to say he is cutting the
>>>>>>> capital gain tax to zero and taking the top income tax rate back to
>>>>>>> the 1980s level of 28%.  Then the country would figure out on its own
>>>>>>> how to get out of the recession.
>>>>>> Pile of crap. After deductions nobody is paying the top rate.
>>>>> Lowering the highest marginal rates boosted growth in the 60s, 80s,
>>>>> and 2000s.  It is proven to work.
>>>> With all due respect the, top rates in the 60's were considerably higher
>>>> than today, in the early 1960's the top rate was 91%. The point the USA
>>>> is at now it cannot out grow it's debt with further tax breaks, they are
>>>> already below sustaining existing programs.
>>> Then cut a few programs.  As a start I would close most of the
>>> education and energy departments.  Plus end "baseline" budgeting and
>>> make congress do their job of setting a budget!
>>
>>
>> Cut Education? Are you nuts? The USA already has one of the highest High 
>> school drop out rates in the Western World and is loosing ground.
> 
> Well as long as :
> the teechurz onion refuses grants because -=they=- can't control the
> dispersal of the funds ...
> Ejukaters aren't promoted or paid on performance ...
> Waste any 'left over' funds, to be -=sure=- they'll get MORE next year ...
> Insist that unruly students be in the same classes as those interested in
> learning, draggin the whole class down ...
> Teach for quiz, not understanding and knowledge ...
> 
> it's never going to be capable of meeting the needs!
> 
> You might look at the side benefits 'arranged' for these 'pubic servants',
> not the least are half price insurance, no cost loans ...




American primary school teachers get paid less than their counterparts 
in other western nations, the schools are falling apart, some with not 
enough books to teach with, what do you expect?