Republicans just proved “right-wing populism” is a con job, writes BenBurgis
has to pay for “free” services. Yet when it comes to services ranging from fire protection to K-12 public schools, the moral calculation is it’s better forto pay for them through progressive taxation. That means no one has to think about money when they call 9-1-1 or enroll their child in school.
people are shaken down for the privilege of continuing to draw breath. And it was telling that in the same State of the Union speech where he introduced the idea, he announced that new anti-viral treatments for COVID were going to be offered for free. COVID is a unique crisis and, thus, centrists are willing to situationally support
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