Yes, but you are ignoring that with the reduction in taxes the costs of that new home or car will be less while the buyer will bring home more income with the elimination of the payroll tax. It's not as simple math as this butt wipe TCP report claims. But the "84% will pay more crap" is making the headlines. Corporations and companies pass on taxes as expenses in the cost of goods sold but the Marxists would have people believe that corporations don't pay taxes. It's already embedded in the cost.

The TCP report is a PoS designed to provide the Marxists with propaganda. It only looks at the tax rates on income without taking into consideration the elimination of all federal payroll taxes, current embedded taxes, reduced cost of goods sold, underground economy, elimination of business killing tax compliance which further reduces cost of goods sold increasing competition both foreign and domestic. Not to mention the incentive for foreign companies to invest in the U.S. But we see Cain having to buckle under the pressure of this butt wipe report by revising his plan to include exempting people below a certain income level.

The only way this plan could work is if it were tied to an amendment that has a balanced budget and a spending cap. Without that, just like Europe the politicians will spend more and raise the rates. The European VAT started out between 4-6% now most countries have raised it to 20+%.

No surprise the other GOP neo-cons are attacking it because they like big government just like their brethren in the Democrat party and want to maintain the status quo.