Tax policy should be serious business carried out by serious politicians using real facts and figures. This is why we have the Library of Congress and the Congressional Budget Office, among other expert institutions.
How can we take Congress seriously when the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, makes patently inaccurate, outrageous and bizarre claims on an important tax-policy issue without any heads being turned? I guess this is what we have come to expect of Congress. No wonder citizens with favorable opinions of Congress are as rare as unicorns, to borrow a phrase.
go to Forbes.com
He knows nothing
ReplyDeleteInteresting point about fact-checking in tax policy! Reid's claims do seem outlandish. Maybe Congress needs a bipartisan "Truth Squad" to call out inaccuracies. To avoid such political mess, let's play a game of Uno Online where fairness and strategy win! Accurate information is crucial for informed debate.
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