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Is there any way to eliminate the deficit other than income tax (higher tax rate) or goods/service tax?

Can you eliminate the deficit by growth, whereby more tax revenue comes in without the added spending (this is what Bush seems to advcocate). This would allow much needed spending to pay down the current fiscal year deficit and also the long term debt.

Hope this is not deviating from your original post and its intentions.

 
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JackDole1029The source from which the article originates says all that needs to be said.
While I agree that the source isn't exactly the WSJ, I'm curious to see whether any of the points the author actually mentions in the article are false.

Once I saw the leftist propaganda I clicked off. I'll go ahead and read it.

 

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