Democrats want tax relief and Republicans want tax cuts...What's the difference?

Question

Democrats want tax relief and Republicans want tax cuts...What's the difference?

Answer 1

That's easy. The democrats want their taxes relieved and the Republicans want the democrats to stop cutting their taxes while increasing everyone else's.

"Old money" and democrats go hand-in-hand, you know?

Answer 2

Republicans tax cuts for ultra rich. Democrats tax cuts for average citizens, mainly poor and middle class.  

Answer 3

Sorry Mythos but REPUBLICANS and OLD MONEY go hand in hand.  No pres really seems to come to mind though besides oh I don't know George W. Bush.

To your question tax cuts is a vague term that most candidates use when they have no real plan for it.  Now the Dems plan on raising taxes for the people making a million or more so that they can give "relief" to middle and working classes.  Got it?

Answer 4

Income tax doesn't bother me. It means I have a job. Unlike the Republican philosophy of putting people out of work and theh bistitching at them because they need government assistance.

Answer 5

not much is really different in the words as is the use.  If you want tax cuts for the richest, well then that just don't make much sense.  If you want tax relief for the middle and poor, well that makes quite a bit of sense.  Relief means to me having more on my paycheck than I did last year so then maybe i can save more and possibly even take care of a few more things that are rising in price everyday.  Since salaries for regular folk just are not rising as much as costs, i think it makes sense.