> Roll back the tax cuts to the wealthy who have nowhere to put that money except into speculation and bubbles. This is pretty directly contradicted by the pos

> Roll back the tax cuts to the wealthy who have nowhere to put that money except into speculation and bubbles. This is pretty directly contradicted by the post. The real estate markets that have higher taxes on the wealthy are showing more bubbly behavior. Higher taxes on high earners may be a good idea but they’re not a solution to bubbles.