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	Your Views: Congress should act quickly to save middle-class tax cuts

Letter to the editor


	POSTED: December 19, 2012 1:00 a.m.


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Taxes are going to rise on middle-class families in just a few weeks if Congress fails to act. Both Republicans and Democrats agree that taxes should remain low for 98 percent of all Americans, but Congress is refusing to pass this into law. Why? Because they are trying to extract continued tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires.

Congress can’t let the middle class suffer just to prevent the wealthiest from paying their fair share. They should pass the middle-class tax cuts immediately for 98 percent of our families.

Eric Gray
Oakwood