On the record
Taxation, whether for the support of the Government or the payment of the debt, should in all cases be general and never special.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
Source
gutenberg.orgTaxation, whether for the support of the Government or the payment of the debt, should in all cases be general and never special.
Woodhull argues that taxation should be equitable and not favor special interests.
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