Even if you fall into the 'upper' middle class and actually saw a small benefit from Bushco's 2003 tax cuts.
As a result of those 2003 tax cuts, Bush massively slashed federal aid money to all states. Immediately, states and local governments began raising property taxes and fees in many cases by double digits, 10% or more ANNUALLY.
Meaning..
By the end of year 1 after Bushco's '03 tax cut, you were probably paying more taxes as a result through increased local taxation.
If you were fortunate enough to benefit from the '03 income tax cut, said tax benefit was quickly erased by increased local taxation.
The Bush tax cuts were a massive tax increase for the bottom 85% of all American wage earners.
Republican trickle-down taxation taxes you more unless you make a million dollars or more per year in salary. In that case you wouldn't fall into the middle class anyway.
Should it really take a liberal like me to explain how you middle class and poor right wingers shoot yourselves in the foot when you vote GOP?
Are you really this incapable of figuring out your own fucking financial demise if the GOP comes back into power?
If you still can't understand how Bushco's tax cut of 2003 led to increased local taxation that erased any income tax savings then I wrote out an OP that goes into greater detail of how local taxation costs you much more nowadays than any 'benefit'.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=7754302&mesg_id=7754302If you truly feel "taxed enough already" then I suggest you stop supporting the GOP and the teabag movement.
When you learn the truth, suddenly GOP claims that they cut 'our' taxes is quickly exposed as a lie.
The Teabag 'movement' is 100% in support of shifting the burden of taxation to the middle class and poor teabagger. Mostly onto themselves. And they're too blind to see it.
The GOP doesn't cut 'our' taxes. They shift the burden of taxation from the super-wealthy to the middle class and poor.