The other thing is the idea that suddenly you can cover 30 million more Americans using the same resources. Nobody buys that. And finally, another way to say this is that there is going to be an increase of taxes on 25 percent more Americans; they are going to pay more taxes to cover 7 percent more Americans. The Americans are not buying that.
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Oh, absolutely, no question. But then you always have to apply that to over time, some places get hit three or four times over a decade.
As you know, unemployability levels are at historic lows today, not least of which is because of the deregulation and the reduction in taxes that have so much stimulated the economy.
A strong economy is critical to helping communities hit by natural disasters get back on their feet.
Shouldn't we be reducing Federal spending and letting people keep more of their money?
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