I’m responding to Michael Ramirez’s April 7 editorial cartoon on American competitiveness. If an increase in corporate taxes hurts the economy and global competitiveness while increasing costs, wouldn’t huge tax breaks for corporations improve the U.S. economy and global competitiveness while decreasing consumer costs?
I certainly didn’t see that result from Donald Trump’s big tax break for corporations. Shouldn’t it work both ways?
Is it too much to ask that elected officials safeguard our tax dollars?
Interest rates, greedy developers are the main issue.
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For low-income people, I agree with the concept of tax credits to help offset the cost of insurance premiums. However, I question the current eligibility requirement of four times the poverty level.
These factors are why housing costs are a challenge. To expect the government to make housing affordable is a fool’s errand.
