Friday, December 03, 2004
Questions for Inerrant Boy
The Amazing Froomkin in Salon:
Not that Bush will answer, of course.
If current workers are allowed to invest some of their Social Security taxes, that amount will have to be made up in some other way, unless the government reduces payments to current or future retirees. So what's it going to be?
How can the government reduce the deficit if it won't increase taxes and it doesn't reduce spending?
If the tax code overhaul is to be revenue neutral, and one goal is to reduce the tax rate on savings, what taxes go up?
If preemptive war against Iraq was justified, what other nations might merit preemptive action?
Not that Bush will answer, of course.