Everyone wants to reduce the corporate tax— even Obama tried his last year or two in office. A good idea, but some issues:  First, corporations pay way less than the current rate by creative structuring so the cut has less economic investment and growth benefit that we need. Second, corporations have a lot of cash and there is a question about what they would do with more cash from a tax cut to fuel growth— things like stock buybacks, paying it out to shareholders does not produce the direct corporate growth we need. Third, will the middle class be positioned to spend enough to encourage more corporate investment— will they get enough of a tax cut— if not we will not get investment growth by the rich. And Fourth, if the rules on the cut must be written so ordinary income will not be sheltered from tax by people converting their income or using a sham corporation to turn income into low tax corporate income (accountants are already adivising you to look at this possible shelter).