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I think Scott's point is that it functions as a tax and thus doesn't help. . Kimball is blind to this..
For some reason he thinks I wrote Scott's article.
P, he says he came from an apolitical household but my hunch would be that it was highly libertarian though. .. rsp
Posted comment on his blog about why he thinks payroll tax cuts mean tax increases later on. He rejected the comment as moderator. What gives?
Charles,He doesnt see the relevancy of your question....to him, govt gets the "money" from the taxpayers, ( ie he has it backwards... )this is textbook libertarianism 101...rsp,
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I think Scott's point is that it functions as a tax and thus doesn't help. . Kimball is blind to this..
For some reason he thinks I wrote Scott's article.
P, he says he came from an apolitical household but my hunch would be that it was highly libertarian though. .. rsp
Posted comment on his blog about why he thinks payroll tax cuts mean tax increases later on. He rejected the comment as moderator.
What gives?
Charles,
He doesnt see the relevancy of your question....
to him, govt gets the "money" from the taxpayers, ( ie he has it backwards... )
this is textbook libertarianism 101...
rsp,
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