On the recordJune 20, 2012
we are not being asked to contribute anything to pay for that war. Lower income people maybe are.
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congress.govPete Stark: “we are not being asked to contribute anything to pay for that war. Lower income people maybe are.”
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Stark criticizes the lack of tax contributions from high-income individuals for war costs.
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