Holy Cow, Whoopi Goldberg Just Said Something That Made Sense For Once…

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For the first time, this prominent leftist seems to have changed its views and joined on board like most conservatives have been consistently rallying for generations.

Yes, you read it right, Wednesday’s episode of ABC’s“The View,” Whoopi Goldberg called for lower taxes saying that before the change in tax codes, people had “a little extra in their pocket.” 

Here’s what she said, according to Fox News:

“What you really need to be fighting for, is you need to be fighting for less taxes because before the tax laws changed people had a little extra in their pocket,” Goldberg said. “We need to change these tax laws because they’re full of boo.”

Under Biden’s regime, America has significantly lost its momentum, and we are an inch closer to recision. Then the so-called advocate suggested that the minimum wage be as high as $26 an hour.

Though, there might be more progressives who believe the government should help people keep “a little extra in their pocket.”

On both sides, Politicos and pundits are bracing for a serious economic disaster. All thanks to Joe Biden…

Here’s what Forbes explained in 2020, there is some confusion about what to do with taxes when the economy is down.

The recipe is simple. When the economy is struggling, you cut taxes; when it’s booming, you raise them. It’s basic Keynesian economics, right? Everyone knows the formula, even Larry Kudlow:

If John Maynard Keynes were here, after this pandemic contraction, and you asked him, “Mr. Keynes, should we be raising taxes?” I guarantee you, from the general theory, which I have read, he would say no. He would say no.

I’m glad to know that Kudlow has done the assigned reading — The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money is good background for any director of the White House National Economic Council. But Kudlow is exaggerating the Keynesian proscription against tax hikes during a recession.

To be sure, Keynes was generally inclined to cut taxes, rather than raise them, in the face of economic contractions; along with increased spending, that sort of expansionary fiscal policy was a good way to boost aggregate demand. But Keynes also argued — in various works, including The General Theory — that specific tax increases might also be used to speed recovery rather than slow it.

Joe Biden is willing to consider at least one tax cut as gas prices continue to skyrocket.

Here’s a clip of his remarks encouraging Congress to approve a federal gas tax holiday:

Watch it here: CNN/Youtube

Sources: WLT, Fox News, Forbes