Good point. I can't be the only person who objects to the word "revenue". As I understand it, if taxes were lower, business would get going, and the actual "revenue" would increase. When NYC raised the taxes, enough business left the city that although the taxes were higher, the actual revenue went down. If the corporate rate were lower, more business would stay in the US. Even the uber liberal Bono took his operations out of Ireland and went to the Netherlands to avoid paying higher taxes.
“Good point. I can’t be the only person who objects to the word “revenue”.”
Have you gone through the first 20 pages I linked yet bob? If you have time to whine on FR, surely you have time to hit the first 20 pages? No? Here are the highlights.
Three Year Freeze on Pay and Bonuses for Federal Employees
Reduce the Size of the Federal Workforce by 15 Percent or 300,000
Reduce the Size of the Federal Contractor Workforce by 15 Percent
Reduce and Restrict Government Printing
Reduce Civilian Agencies’ Travel Budgets by 75 Percent
Eliminate Reemployed Annuitant Double Dip
Reduce the Number of Limousines Owned by Federal Agencies
Reduce Non-Limousine Federal Vehicle Fleet Budget by 20 Percent
Prohibit the Use of Project Labor Agreements on Federal Contracts
Eliminate Hollywood Liaison Offices
Eliminate the Use of Non-Competitive and Cost Plus Government Contracts
Reduce Agency Advertising Budgets by 50 Percent
Freeze Federal Locality Pay for Five Years
Reduce Annual Spending on Federal Government Conferences
Support the President’s Efforts to Reform Federal IT Management and Close Federal
Government Computer Data Centers
Eliminate the Financing of Presidential Election Campaigns and Party Conventions
Ending Duplication in Federal Employment Agencies by Consolidating Functions at the
Office of Personnel Management (OPM)