Tax, Tax, Tax
In the wake of tax day, Jon Stossel has some truly dispiriting figures.
In 1904, government cost $20 per citizen. Adjusted for inflation, that's $340 today. Instead, by 1999, government costed about $10,000 per person.
So much for the big-spending Democrats' cry that the Republicans don't "care" about the poor and public works -- at least if "caring" can be measured by spending. Judging from Stossel's piece, it doesn't sound like either party has been relucant to seek and use Americans' money.
In 1904, government cost $20 per citizen. Adjusted for inflation, that's $340 today. Instead, by 1999, government costed about $10,000 per person.
So much for the big-spending Democrats' cry that the Republicans don't "care" about the poor and public works -- at least if "caring" can be measured by spending. Judging from Stossel's piece, it doesn't sound like either party has been relucant to seek and use Americans' money.
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