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To: bentway who wrote (204457)	10/9/2012 5:00:43 PM
From: Steve Lokness	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541693

<<<<<There aren't enough deductions to make up for a 20% across the board tax cut>>>> Bet I could do it! Start with the big ticket items that I listed and apply them to the big earners! If Romney is paying 13% on a good year - imagine how many deductions he is taking? ...........I agree with Romney, if the deductions are there they should be used. But take them away.........and you have revenue again. If you tax people like Romney at say 30% (pick your number) as long he is paying less than that amount now - revenue goes up. I think there were years Romney paid less - maybe considerable less - well then, hold him to his word. Instead democrats look petty by not even trying to see if Romney has a plan. Instead they just call him a liar. Well my point is force him out!!!! That should have been Obama's job - but apparently he fell asleep at the podium during the debate.