C'mon Dems... how do you cut taxes for the lower two segments of "tax payers"? There is no lowest segment because these people DO NOT PAY TAXES!!! In fact the vast majority of them take money out of the pot through earned income tax credits!!! And the middle "segment" really turns out to be people making joint incomes of $30,000 to $75,000. That leaves people making joint incomes of $75k+ holding the bag for about 1/2 of all Americans. The dreaded "Top 1%" get the largest tax cut in an across the board tax cut because they are paying the most taxes.
If you guys would quit kissing up to the teachers unions and help us get our schools fixed, you might have learned some basic math. A guy who is paying $1,000,000 a year in taxes gets a 5% tax cut and gets $50,000, while some guy paying $0.00 in taxes gets nothing, and a person paying $3,000 in taxes gets $150. Dems love to complaign about that $50,000 Mr. Big is getting back, but never seem to complaign about the $950,000 that he's paying.

Is $50,000 more than $3,000 or $0? Sure, but the lower two earners aren't paying $950,000 either.
What you really want to do is make Mr. Big keep paying his $1,000,000, and give that extra $50,000 to the people getting the $1,500 or $0 back, even though these people have not earned that money. If you want to redistribute wealth that way, than call it what it is, a wealth redistribution scheme. It is not the same thing as a tax cut.
By the way... it's the top and middle tiers of society that are making up most of the Republican party these days. It's the lowest rung of the ladder that makes up the majority of the Dems. If you want proof that the Republicans are for the common man, you need look no further than the post-election map for the 2000 Presidential election. You guys got the low-income inner-city types and social security voters, and the Republicans got most of the working, revenue generating, common people.