You're right about lowering taxes. Republicans controlled Congress for most of Clinton's time in office. Taxes may have increased along with jobs, but there's more to the story.
Lloyd J brings up a good point.
This is because tax rates are only one factor in a very complex equation. Many of the factors in the equation are based on human perception, which cannot be known or predicted. So we have simplistic arguments about tax rates.
One very simple and unavoidable rule however is law of diminishing returns, also known as the Laffer curve. This rule was known by the King of Sumeria more than 3000 years ago. Yet it is denied by liberals to this day.
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