Letters to the Editor for June 14
Phillip Petersen’s ode to Juan Ciscomani perfectly illustrates just how far the bar has fallen for Republican representatives. To start, the debt ceiling deal was pure fiscal terrorism. The Republicans walked into our home with an explosive belt and demanded draconian cuts or they blow us all to economic smithereens. This is not an over statement. The added cost in interest alone would have cost us trillions and helped China’s push to replace the dollar as the world currency.
Representative Juan Ciscomani’s opinion piece fails to mention one big step not taken. Representative Ciscomani lists a number of reasons he supported this bill but one reason he fails to mention is this bill also cut significant funding to the Internal Revenue Service; funding that would have enabled the IRS to collect taxes due from the very wealthy and from corporations.
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