A modest proposal: perhaps we should form a no-deficit proportionate tax structure?

To be blunt: your argument is a "slippery slope" fallacy. Congress would not raise spending as you accuse for the following reasons:1: any increase would hit them as well, and most of them are not so generous as to saddle themselves with a 90% tax rate2: those who are would be held in check by those who are not.3: those who continue to push for higher taxes would be voted out of office; the way politicians who are percieved as wanting to raise taxes are already voted out of office. TheLightWorks 58 months ago.

Yes, I was not clear that repaying current debts would have to be a budget item, rather than a flat payoff, but you have definitely understood the question. TheLightWorks 63 months ago.

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