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• Anonymous commented  ·  February 24, 2011 08:54  ·  Delete

  What we need is an ethics commitee to reel in the people in our government that are undermining this country for there own benifit or the benifit of some special interest group that has a bad agenda for our country. We need to make a it a crime to be against this country. Take the money out of politics.Make politicians accountable to the people they serve and make sure they serve the people and not monopoly makers because this is not a game and the boiling point keeps getting closer by the day. So please, do something about this miscarriage of justice and ethical logic that has devestated our country.

• Anonymous commented  ·  February 23, 2011 17:47  ·  Delete

  tax cuts are being used to under cut the middle class ,more than we already have been

• Rufus commented  ·  December 29, 2010 13:10  ·  Delete

  Oops... too late!

• Henry commented  ·  December 18, 2010 02:51  ·  Delete

  we need a top tax rate of 90% like we had in the fifties, sixties, and seventies, so we can upgrade the infrastructure of the country again, just like they did then. history can repeat itself.

• Dan T commented  ·  December 15, 2010 17:40  ·  Delete

  All of the comments before are correct. The disparity between the have and have nots has never been greater. When wealth was more evenly distributed, everyone, including the rich, was better off. Tax rates for the wealthy should be increased not cut.

• Bill commented  ·  December 15, 2010 13:57  ·  Delete

  These guys (and Gals) have been skating for 30 years by not paying their share of taxes. They want something for nothing, and that just doesn't cut it anymore.

• Geek Hillbilly commented  ·  December 15, 2010 12:06  ·  Delete

  No cuts for the wealthy.Invest some of the revenue into infrastructure renewal

• AdminMike Brown (Admin, Steel on Wheels) commented  ·  December 09, 2010 16:47  ·  Delete

  Supporting tax cuts for the middle class will help the economy by encouraging spending but tax breaks for individuals earning over $500k per year tend to go into savings. I would be in favor of raising the ceiling on Bush era tax cuts from $250k per year to a higher limit. Maybe $400k, even $800k so higher earners still benefit from cuts up to a higher limit.