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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (231032)	4/28/2005 7:18:22 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572095

re: More like if they raise taxes you'll just be more motivated to find new tax shelters, while if they cut taxes your lifestyle will figure out how to spend the extra money before you even realize you once had it. I think you are half right. There are not that many tax shelters... if you know of some PM me. If they were to repeal the Bush tax cuts, then the upper middle class and upper class, if they wanted to maintain their lifestyle, would have to figure a way to make more money. But that's all short term thinking. Bottom line is we have to pay the bills. Or folks your age will be socked with so much debt you won't have half the lifestyle you are enjoying now. And it will be worse for your kids, the family values thing. Massive deficit spending isn't a cute or funny topic, it's the litmus test for prosperity. Things may really suck for the very end of my lifetime, but most of your life is going to be spent paying off Bush's debts. Just remember, every cent that Bush spends in Iraq is on your tab... you owe that money to somebody. John