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Old 03-28-2009, 09:35 PM
 
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Originally Posted by Rakin View Post
Our kids are about to inherit a huge debt that could cripple this nation. The spending planned for the next 20 years and the entitlement of social security for the baby boomer's will dig my grandkids such a hole they may never recover.

There is no way a tax increase on the top 5 wealthy people in the US will make up this deficit so we need to increase the tax rate for every American Family at least 20%. That includes Joe the Bus driver making $25k a year

Let's spread the agony around to everyone not just a select few.

better yet, fire 99% of the federal workforce and we the people shall save trillions of dollars.
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