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Or take the absurd (to a liberal) route and CUT spending elsewhere to spend more on infrastructure. Why is the idea of living within a budget and reducing excessive spending so completely alien to some people?
Okay so lets cut oh say 20% from the military budget....
I'm more concerned with how the tax money is spent. I have no problem with moderately high taxes, but that money should be going to improving the standard of living here, not decimating the standard of living in the Middle East or lining some corporate lobbyists pocket.
Or take the absurd (to a liberal) route and CUT spending elsewhere to spend more on infrastructure. Why is the idea of living within a budget and reducing excessive spending so completely alien to some people?
Ok, let's start by slashing funds for the DoD...
<watches right-wingers run from thread>
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Originally Posted by T-310
Safe to assume no new taxes for the next 2 years.
Thankfully.
Two more years of conservative policies acting as an anchor on this nation.
First off there are companies like Google that get away with outright murder with their overseas tax avoidance, secondly the infrastructures is in desperate need of repair. They don't even want to raise the gas tax that hasn't been increased in around 15 years to pay for highway improvements.
So we have a need and it needs to be addressed or we can just continue down the same path.
Well then just remember the bridge to nowhere, the repaving of Murtha airport and all those hike and bike trails and turtle trails that the stimulus money went to for "infrastructure".
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