Cut income tax for elite earners
Issued by the voters of San Cordova on March 1, 2023.
Why should we be fleeced for the government’s endless spending when the top earners are already paying 33%? That’s highway robbery—let’s bring it down to 15% so our job creators aren’t punished for success. It’s time to stop the politics of envy and let people keep what they’ve earned.
The numbers behind the demand
Pledges (8)
“Having more money doesn't mean the government can rob you”
“The government of the Democrats is trying to oppress the people with heavy taxes But they don't pay national taxes and they take this pressure off the shoulders of the people by reducing taxes”
“We will boost the economy and GDP further by freeing up funds for the rich class to invest into the economy.”
“Friends, We believe in an economy where hard work, ambition, and entrepreneurship are rewarded. But prosperity also comes with responsibility. We reject the idea that supporting workers means attacking business, or that asking the wealthy to contribute fairly means punishing success. We can do both: encourage investment and job creation while funding the schools, hospitals, infrastructure, and services that keep our society strong. Our goal is not endless taxation or endless government spending. It is a fair bargain: government must spend responsibly, businesses must have room to grow, and those who benefit most from our economy should contribute their fair share. We believe in opportunity, responsible government, strong public services, and an economy where prosperity is shared—not resented, and not reserved for the few.”
“We will try to do it. Less taxes, less state. The snake rules.”
“We at the SPDU believe that the tax rate should be lowered to 24% because we need everyone to profit from this, both the workers and the Owners.”
“First independence from San Cordova Second low taxes”
“this can be done for sure and will be done”