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yeah because the two examples you just listed fall so closely in vastness and cost. They would have had to raise gas tax like 4 dollars to raise enough to cover that expenditure solely on the added tax.
I was being facetious. I didn't expect the .gov to raise taxes to fix all the levees in the country, nor do I feel it's necessary for the people to pay to fix all the bridges.
I was being facetious. I didn't expect the .gov to raise taxes to fix all the levees in the country, nor do I feel it's necessary for the people to pay to fix all the bridges.
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should fall on the shoulders of individual state governments, not the federal government.
I was being facetious. I didn't expect the .gov to raise taxes to fix all the levees in the country, nor do I feel it's necessary for the people to pay to fix all the bridges.
No, it was raised in taxes, much like a tax on gas to fix roadways and bridges would be.
No...it wasn't. It was raised in taxes AND borrowed. I'm sure you are familiar with all the methods of borrowing in your business. The US Government has an unlimited supply of funds. They can always spend less or spend more, it simply doesn't matter. Why raise taxes when they can cut back in so many other areas?