The issue is not what they are paying now, but how much will their taxes be cut. And when you consider the cut in rates, cutting the Alternative Minimum Tax, cutting the corporate tax rate, and cutting taxes on things like law partnerships and medical practices, construction, and real estate companies, those not really rich but in the top brackets will get cuts like $100,000 for a married couple and even more as income rises. So we are cutting the taxes of upper bracket taxpayers by hundreds of thousands per year. This forces the cuts for the middle class to be small-- so you get a reduction of $600. If we want the economy to grow we need to get more money to the middle class to spend and consume so we stimulate more investment and job creation. Corporations have the biggest cuts, but what effect will that have if the big corporations are already paying 0 to 10% instead of the current 35% rate and using their cash to buyback stock instead of investing and creating jobs.