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Progressive at What Cost?

Last week I explained the rationale behind a progressive tax model, and outlined how it can be determined in a reasonably fair fashion. But determination and application are two different things. For roughly a century, since the passage of the … Continue reading

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Fair and Balanced

Much is said and written about the high burden of income taxes on the wealthiest Americans. The top 20% of earners contribute over three-quarters of federal income tax revenues, despite collecting about half of the overall nation’s income. At first … Continue reading

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What Makes a Progressive President?

History usually waits a few years or even decades before passing judgment on a sitting President to gain some objectivity although I didn’t spare any of that for the previous inhabitant of the White House (a topic for another time … Continue reading

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