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The Citizens Manifesto
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242<i> re: A very radical idea. A radical problem. </i> I'm notTimF-6/20/2005
241re: <i>Not at all in tax policy. Sure the net tax brought in is the same, Road Walker-6/20/2005
240<i> It happens all the time </i> Yes, but lots of bad things happTimF-6/20/2005
239re: <i>Yes. In fact I called for something like that before Bush ever did.Road Walker-6/20/2005
238<i> You were the one that suggested $1Million. </i> And then follTimF-6/20/2005
237<i> re: Does pleasure for some people offset pain for others? Certainly iTimF-6/20/2005
236<i> So you support turning SS into a welfare program? </i> Yes. TimF-6/20/2005
235re: <i>1. State the problem 2. Recommend a specific legislative solution 3Road Walker-6/20/2005
234re: <i>A very radical idea.</i> A radical problem. re: <i>I Road Walker-6/20/2005
233re: <i>I don't think government intervention to raise or lowers the prRoad Walker-6/20/2005
232re: <i>Then your giving the upper middle class a marginal tax increase oveRoad Walker-6/20/2005
231re: <i>Does pleasure for some people offset pain for others?</i> CeRoad Walker-6/20/2005
230re: <i>I support it <indexing>. Its not perfect, but I'm not surRoad Walker-6/20/2005
229<i> There was no significant middle class in America before the reforms ofTimF-6/20/2005
228 Sometimes laissez-faire leads to smaller companies. Large companies can cope TimF-6/20/2005
227<i> 1. State the problem 2. Recommend a specific legislative solution 3. DTimF-6/20/2005
226 In general I would rather avoid the harmful law/tax in the first place, insteaTimF-6/20/2005
225A very radical idea. And frankly IMO its none of the government's business.TimF-6/20/2005
224I never said it was universal. Merely that it is capable of expanding. Also inTimF-6/20/2005
223 Once again - "You don't have to use those same exact cars. Only lightTimF-6/20/2005
222I don't think government intervention to raise or lowers the price for some TimF-6/20/2005
221<I> Raise the cap to $1Million; raise the tax .5% on empolyee and employerTimF-6/20/2005
220<i> As long as it remains revenue neutral, then the benefit would offset tTimF-6/20/2005
219<i> First, with 10 issues, it's likely that you are going to get a &quTimF-6/20/2005
218Pro and Con on progressive indexing Pro - heritage.org Con - socialsecuritTimF-6/20/2005
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