Traditionally, taxes are raised during wartime to pay for the war. In WWII they even had things like rubber and sugar rations. This makes sense because war costs more then the usual spending the government does. But Bush was the first president to lower taxes during a war.
Would you support a tax increase, if the extra money went directly to paying for the war? The war so far has been paid on credit, so we would need to pay-back what has been spent so far too.
2007-01-16
07:39:43
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Let the record show that many liberals don't support an increase in taxes like I always hear.
2007-01-16
07:58:30 ·
update #1