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The case for higher fees and taxes
We need to learn to do with less
For some time now, all branches of government have been trying to find another way to separate us from our money [“Cut, reform — then discuss a tax increase,” Opinion, Feb. 8].
Seems like it’s usually through higher fees and taxes. Unlike the common tax payer, when we lose our job or run into financial problems, we have to tough it out, do with less.
When government runs low on money, they just look for new ways to get their hands in our pockets. Doesn’t matter who it hurts out here, they have needs.
— Steve Drake, Seattle
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