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Taxes were lowered to give incentives to business, and government sat back and relaxed instead of worrying about business or taxing so it could get money. That's why our government has NO MONEY!

They lowered taxes on businesses so businesses would get more money and the government wouldn’t have a tough time regulating the money businesses make, and because the government wasn’t making money from taxes, the government doesn’t have any money.

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