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    Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    deficit reduction
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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    i can afford to pay a little more in taxes.

    but not for wars. I wont do that.

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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    I am willing to pay higher taxes. I am willing to allow my democratically elected representatives in government to do the job they were elected to do.
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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    Quote Originally Posted by haymarket View Post
    I am willing to allow my democratically elected representatives in government to do the job they were elected to do.
    Not me... not that I have any choice. My democratically elected representatives have proven to me that they will spend the treasury broke to keep themselves in office.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MaggieD View Post
    Not me... not that I have any choice. My democratically elected representatives have proven to me that they will spend the treasury broke to keep themselves in office.
    You should run Maggie. Show em who is boss.
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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    Not interested, I am willing to forgo my "entitlements", in order to reduce the deficit though.
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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    Quote Originally Posted by haymarket View Post
    You should run Maggie. Show em who is boss.
    You must mean "Run like hell."
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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    I'd be willing to pay higher taxes in return for a balanced budget and those making more than me not being able to game the system.
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    Re: Are you willing to pay higher taxes, and if so, for what?

    I am willing to pay more for infrastructure, because I think we so desperately need updating, but with a couple caveats... 1) that the extra money actually goes as extra money to infrastructure, and doesn't get offset by taking other general fund money originally meant for infrastructure and spend it elsewhere, and 2) that it be at the state level (or lower), not the federal level.

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