Freemason9
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FYI, the idea of restoring historic progressivity in the tax code isn't totally (or even primarily) based upon the premise of deficit reduction. It would be a step (albeit a tiny one) towards reducing the horrendous concentrations of wealth that are destroying U.S. productivity and economic health.
In the absense of labor unions or meaningful labor law protections, the tax code is about all we have to work with.
In the absense of labor unions or meaningful labor law protections, the tax code is about all we have to work with.