claim: "democrats are kind of falling over each other seeing who can raise taxes faster. it looks like they're going to raise taxes anywhere between 20 to 30 percent."
author: rudy giuliani
evidence_1: 2 days ago ... we're all going to be rich soon (under certain conditions)! the senate just voted  to begin debate on the bill in a strict party-line vote, 52-48. .... each percentage  point increase in the corporate tax rate corresponds to about $100 billion in  revenue over ten years, cash that other senators are already eyeing.
evidence_2: nov 24, 2015 ... of course, there are a lot of other taxes than personal income taxes. still, tax  receipts from personal income taxes have consistently been between 7 and 9  percent. in 2014, they were 8.1 percent. furthermore, as you can see, the chart  looks pretty much the same when looking at personal income tax ...
evidence_3: dec 5, 2013 ... and according to his research, u.s. income inequality has been increasing  steadily since the 1970s, and now has reached levels not seen since 1928. (the  gif file at the ... using tax-return data from the irs, saez has built extensive  income-distribution datasets going back 100 years. he defines “income” ...
evidence_4: jun 15, 2006 ... the tide has been rising fast recently. thanks to a jump in productivity growth  after 1995, america's economy has outpaced other rich countries' for a decade.  its workers now produce over 30% more each hour they work than ten years ago.  in the late 1990s everybody shared in this boom. though incomes ...
evidence_5: sep 27, 2016 ... all you have to do is take a look at carrier air conditioning in indianapolis. they  left — fired 1,400 people. they're going to mexico. so many hundreds and  hundreds of companies are doing this. trump: we cannot let it happen. under  my plan, i'll be reducing taxes tremendously, from 35 percent to 15 ...