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Re: “Mitt Romney's contortion of the truth”
Charles Traylor, I think someone doesn't get out much and I think it is you. If you really knew any small business owners, and you really asked them what the single biggest problem they face is you will NOT hear 'taxes' as the most common response. The most common response will be 'big business'. It is the Walmarts, Home Depots, Olive Gardens, McDonalds, Dunkin Donuts, Exxon Mobils, 7-11s, Starbucks, Barnes and Nobles and CVS of the world that are driving small business out of business. Add to that the cost of banking, the inability of small businesses to get loans. If the right is REALLY worried about small businesses, let's just exempt the first million in business income from corporate taxes and hike the rates on the rest. I'm betting your buddies in the GOP won't go for that....