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opebo
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« on: July 18, 2011, 12:46:42 PM »

The state of New Jersey has doubled state spending since 1998. And for what, exactly?

Civilization, krazen.  Preventing deaths of poors, etc.  Generally speaking more government spending is a good thing both for quality of life and the economy.  And less is worse.  You need to change your thinking - government spending is GOOD, not bad.

As for the original question, obviously a very large tax increase upon the elite controllers is in order.  But by the same token running a large deficit right now is appropriate to the depression conditions caused by the Republicans.

I would favor a 70% top tax rate, but with spending increases to that next year's deficit was somewhat greater than this years.
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