The Bush Tax Cuts' Decade of Damage. In Visuals. Again.

How many more times does the CBPP need to make this so obvious?

Once again--it's in pictures (10 charts) even a ______ —fill in your own political epithet—can understand:

10 Years Later, How Bush-Era Tax Cuts Changed America

... What [the graphs and charts] find is unevenly distributed benefits. The percentage increase in after-tax income tilts greatly in favor of those making over $1 million, for one, especially when compared to Americans making between $40,000-$50,000. And at a time when the country is sunk in $14.3 trillion worth of debt, it's adding vastly to deficit, too. Indeed, the cost of the upper-income tax cuts is roughly equal to the Social Security shortfall in that span, CBPP says.
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