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<blockquote data-quote="av8torntn" data-source="post: 251559" data-attributes="member: 8259">Diesel why stop there? I say let us go back to 1916 when the top rate was 15% on incomes over two million a year. Of course we should adjust the income for inflation. So by your reasoning you are wanting to increase the tax rate. Like you said lets set the standard back to where it was. This will be a good place to start. &nbsp;When you say we need a plan that focuses on the needs of main street not the needs of wall street what do you mean? Do you not know that 70% of Americans own stock directly or indirectly? &nbsp;And of course back to topic yes they majority of the uninsured in this country are in fact uninsured by choice. When you say one in three Americans goes without insurance at some point in two years. Let us say this is true. Why do you think this is? I say it is by choice. When one changes jobs he has the chance to continue coverage with COBRA and if you choose not to why is this bad?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="av8torntn, post: 251559, member: 8259"] Diesel why stop there? I say let us go back to 1916 when the top rate was 15% on incomes over two million a year. Of course we should adjust the income for inflation. So by your reasoning you are wanting to increase the tax rate. Like you said lets set the standard back to where it was. This will be a good place to start. When you say we need a plan that focuses on the needs of main street not the needs of wall street what do you mean? Do you not know that 70% of Americans own stock directly or indirectly? And of course back to topic yes they majority of the uninsured in this country are in fact uninsured by choice. When you say one in three Americans goes without insurance at some point in two years. Let us say this is true. Why do you think this is? I say it is by choice. When one changes jobs he has the chance to continue coverage with COBRA and if you choose not to why is this bad? [/QUOTE]

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