A high income tax is an obstruction to wealth. It's cynically amusing to see limousine liberals like the Kennedys and Jay Rockefeller espousing high income taxes. They mustn't want others to join their ranks. I challenge Corn and Faux to justify these things in a document with which they display their ignorance. It's called The Constitution of The United States of America.
Income belongs first and foremost to the people who earn it.
Corn's and Faux's statements bespeak their attitudes that it doesn't, that people work first for the state and that's the crux of the matter. For reasons which are a mystery to me, the Senate Democrats have caved in on a number of issues, tax cuts being just one of them. To name a few, they've failed to challenge the presidential election results, failed to strenuously oppose the Ashcroft nomination, joined the Republicans in caving in to the credit card lobby on revision of the Bankruptcy Act, failed to speak out on the holocaust being wrought by 5 members of the Supreme Court, and failed to speak out on Bush's attempt to wreck the move towards peace between North and South Korea. It's real scary. The most important issue is the creation of jobs.