Federal spending has increased dramatically under President Bush (with only a small fraction of that spending attributable to the war). Sooner or later, somebody's going to have to pay for all that spending, which means that just as the president's been cutting the taxes of today, he's been raising the taxes of tomorrow .. Thanks to the president, the tax code is more progressive now than it's been in recent memory, and that's a hard sort of change to undo. We got where we are by cutting taxes mostly for the poor and the middle class; to reverse that, you'd have to raise taxes mostly on the poor and the middle class. So in the not too distant future, in the not too distant future, most of us will be paying higher taxes, but the rich will be paying a larger share of those taxes than anyone would have expected before the Republicans came to town ..Posted by Greg Ransom | TrackBackMy own opinion is that the rich already pay too much � it seems patently unfair to ask anyone to pay over 30 times as much as his neighbors .. If you share my sense of fairness, you'll join me in condemning the president's tax policy.