Have Average Taxpayers Become Freeloaders?
Opponents of the proposal for a 5.4 percent health care reform surtax on America’s wealthy seem to be getting a bit desperate. They’ve even turned their fire onto middle-income Americans.
From Tax Breaks to Tax Hits
In the struggle for a less unequal America, could the House health care surtax on the wealthy turn out to be a game-changer?
Beyond Kyoto: Time to Switch Targets?
To curb climate change, suggests a new report from a top-notch global scientific team, we really ought to start focusing on rich people, not rich nations.
Budget Cuts and IOUs: What’s Squeezing States?
The Great Recession has shoved state governments over the fiscal edge. But what brought states to that edge in the first place?
