| mrstickball said: I agree with him. It'd be an incredible world if the government didn't take 30% of everyones income. Imagine the living standards of the poor and middle class that had far less taxation. Ultimately, major spending such as the mentioned (health care, pensions, ect) should be dealt with from a state or personal level. Many of the programs the government has that were listed (Medicaid/care, social security, ect) are utter failures, which cost much more than equivilent private programs. |
Over 40% of the U.S population pays no federal income tax. How exactly does cutting taxes help them? I believe you need to have less ideological purity and mmore real data. As far as up to individuals, unless I get help. I stand a distinct chance of never becpming employable for health reasons. I was told I need over $2000 to cover a gap insurgey expenses that I don't have. By the way, the costs to administer Medicare is far less than the costs toadminister private insurance.
