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To: rx4pain who wrote (16406)	1/10/2001 11:32:46 PM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24042

Tax cuts actually result in increased net taxes collected. Simple solutions lead to simple mistakes. Tax cuts are the correct course when taxes are too high. What we have now is trillions in debt that needs to be payed or risk squandering far more in taxes over the years in interest payments. The best use of tax money is not interest payments. It is not time to cut revenues while increasing expenses. Pay off the debt and it will be time to talk tax cuts, big deep meaningfull cuts which will increase net revenue for the country. deregulate retail pricing. This could complete the largest transfer of wealth in history, from the citizens of California to the utilities. Not the most productive use of money. Until deregulation, electrictity did not stop at a state's boundary. Is that state's rights or state's wrongs? TP TP