The current pitch from the Clinton/Kaine ticket is that those making more, doing well, and those with good incomes, should pay more. They should pay their fair share. Fair share sounds reasonable. That is until you chalk up who will pay. Most of us, at least those reading this, think of our personal situation as middling. We are not rich, not poor, but getting by, some better than others. We think, let's get the million a year rich. YES. These people drive luxury cars, take luxury vacations, and enjoy the benefits of household maids, gardeners, servants at parties, and the like. These are the folks that should pay more. YES. The only problem here is that these so-called "folks' have already taken care of their money. It is gone, already exported to save havens, untouchable by the taxman. The stronger the hint that the money will be taxed, the more motivated they have become. There are agencies supporting their cause, offering remedies for shelter in the coming sto
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