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To: Murrey Walker who wrote (8245)	2/6/2012 12:42:26 PM
From: Steve Lokness	Respond to of 85487

<<<Agreed. The nonsense of "cutting taxes" is as tired the dem's mantra of "taxing the wealthy". Why, the flat tax approach isn't being discussed more than it has been, is unfortunate.>>> We agree. Do I regret my vote against McCain - not for a second. When McCain ran against Bush - gee when was that, 2000, I actually donated money to the "straight talking John". But he became a bitter old man after losing to Bush and his militarism scared me - remember I support Ron Paul now. There are likely no two people in politics further apart on this issue as Ron Paul and John McCain - so no, I remain proud of my vote. Annnnnnnd, there is no way we know if that is an error because we haven't a clue as to what kind of President McCain would have become.

To: Murrey Walker who wrote (8245)	2/6/2012 4:38:40 PM
From: Little Joe	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 85487

I would support higher taxes and reduced spending, except I know that if we give the Pigs in Washington more tax dollars they will not honor any commitment to reduce spending. In fact they will raise spending even more and tell us what a great job they are doing. lj