I would warn you trying to raise marginal tax rates to the extent you want to is going to really harm economic growth.
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the top one percent taxpayers pays more than 40 percent of the total income tax burden.
This would literally turn at least a good chunk of Social Security into more of a general welfare program.
We are going to have this command economy, and we are going to plan for a growth in the electrical grid?
China dominates the battery industry and our subsidies are providing a market for China's command economy.
Let the marketplace dictate the speed of this innovation. Stop subsidizing this. That is my only point.
We are going to have this command economy, and we are going to plan for a growth in the electrical grid?
China dominates the battery industry and our subsidies are providing a market for China's command economy.
Government is not that smart. I mean honestly, $7.5 billion. We have seven charging stations.
Let the marketplace dictate the speed of this innovation. Stop subsidizing this. That is my only point.
Government is not that smart. I mean honestly, $7.5 billion. We have seven charging stations.
Let us face it, they have been trying to innovate batteries for decades and really have not been able to do it, have they?
I would never go to 100 percent EV. Happy to do the hybrid. Happy to be environmentally friendly.
Those climate alarmists are generally opposed to nuclear, which certainly would be part of the problem.
China dominates the battery industry and our subsidies are providing a market for China's command economy.
Government is not that smart. I mean honestly, $7.5 billion. We have seven charging stations.





