> Maybe (since you really don't object to paying "exorbitantly high" taxes) you'd back a proposal to raise taxes to allow achievement of this goal? Why the ass

> Maybe (since you really don't object to paying "exorbitantly high" taxes) you'd back a proposal to raise taxes to allow achievement of this goal? Why the assumption that raising taxes would result in better services? The experience in Philadelphia suggests otherwise, at least as far as Philadephia is concerned.