He doesn't want to raise your taxes, he just wants to cancel the projected tax cuts - cuts that the country couldn't afford in the first place, and which we can afford even less after Bush's deficit spending. But I don't expect that you and I will agree about taxes, so I won't even try to pursue that argument. :-)
I'm curious about whether you intend to vote for Bush, or don't intend to vote at all. This administration has arrogated sweeping new powers to the federal government and has rolled back civil liberties at unprecedented levels, yet there does seem to be a general assumption that libertarians vote Republican.
There's a blog post here (http://thatother.blogspot.com/2003_05_01_thatother_archive.html#200320107) from a libertarian who supports Dean. You (and others) might find it interesting, even if you don't agree.
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I'm curious about whether you intend to vote for Bush, or don't intend to vote at all. This administration has arrogated sweeping new powers to the federal government and has rolled back civil liberties at unprecedented levels, yet there does seem to be a general assumption that libertarians vote Republican.
There's a blog post here (http://thatother.blogspot.com/2003_05_01_thatother_archive.html#200320107) from a libertarian who supports Dean. You (and others) might find it interesting, even if you don't agree.