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The ones that Bush enacted, which were extended last winter. People with a certain income level had their taxes reduced (I never said they were exempt). They are wealthy people. Why is it not an example of an entitlement? | The ones that Bush enacted, which were extended last winter. People with a certain income level had their taxes reduced (I never said they were exempt). They are wealthy people. Why is it not an example of an entitlement? | ||
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| + | :The definition of entitlements provided here is poor. It is most certainly not an entitlement as the traditional definition is the access to benefits or rights, and is generally used to refer to programs such as Medicare.--[[User:MRellek|MRellek]] 18:42, 25 July 2011 (EDT) | ||
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Entitlements
What do you even mean by "tax reductions for the wealthy". They still pay taxes, and are not exempt due to their income. This is not an example of an entitlement.--MRellek 18:35, 25 July 2011 (EDT)
The ones that Bush enacted, which were extended last winter. People with a certain income level had their taxes reduced (I never said they were exempt). They are wealthy people. Why is it not an example of an entitlement?
- The definition of entitlements provided here is poor. It is most certainly not an entitlement as the traditional definition is the access to benefits or rights, and is generally used to refer to programs such as Medicare.--MRellek 18:42, 25 July 2011 (EDT)