Oh look, it's this lame talking point again.
It's not a talking point. It's reality. None of the major things Republicans are discussing are theoretical. It's all been tried before with varying degress of success (by which I mean failure). There are numerous countries with weak central governments and low taxes on the rich that would love for US millionares to relocate. Ever wonder why you don't see an exodus? Think about it.
It is a talking point. It insinuates that the call for less gov't is a complete absolute desire for none at all. Hyperbolistic exaggeration of one's opponents is one of the most common of talking points.
Some people call it "hyperbolistic exaggeration." I call it "reading the newspaper."
This is the same Bachmann who says we should declare war on Iran as a response to the recent attempt to kill the ambassador in Washington, DC. This would inevitably require a military, would it not? Is the military not gov't?
Beyond that, I found Bachmann's answer on taxes very interesting the morning on ABC. She wants to raise taxes on the both 50%. These would require a gov't to collect them, would it not.
Even your point about "eliminating all taxes" doesn't mean elminating all gov't. Perhaps she wants to use the Chinese credit card. With her intelligence and flakery, I wouldn't be surprised if such was the case.
Congratulations, I didn't think exaggerating Bachmann was possible, but you have won the gold medal.
