Bill O’Reilly Likes Wealth Tax Idea Even Less Than I Do
I am going to study the Hill segment more closely so I can learn to do interviews. I naively thought that you should come up with a pretty good question and then kind of listen to what the interviewee said. Apparently what you need to do is to continually interrupt them and tell them that their ideas are ridiculous. Live and learn.
CRS Refuses To Disclose Who Requested Withdrawal Of Report On Marginal Rates
The argument that high marginal tax rates will discourage economic growth strikes me as pretty compelling. I see the logic of it. There is this nagging problem,...
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