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Old Today, 02:09 PM
 
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when the choice is to spend less or raise taxes, America always seems to choose to have their taxes raised. Nothing surprising about this. We elect politicians that support raising taxes so democracy works.
You missed the third option - spend more and reduce taxes, adding to the national debt. Always done by those who claim to be fiscally conservative.
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Old Today, 02:58 PM
 
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You missed the third option - spend more and reduce taxes, adding to the national debt. Always done by those who claim to be fiscally conservative.
yet democrats have added more to the debt than republicans...... go figure
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