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To: Sunny Jim who wrote (46472)2/16/2009 1:42:54 PM
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There is no need for the tripling of top marginal tax rates, as happened in the Depression. Clinton's modest increase of the top tax rate from 30% to 40% turned huge deficits as far as the eye can see into a threatened elimination of public debt within a decade. So, relatively modest tax increases and modest benefit cuts will go a long way towards eliminating the threat of massive future obligations.
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