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“The rich” is a vague term for wealthy people, which has a different monetary value to every individual. I’d need a spe…

Increase taxes for the extremely wealthy, closing up loop-holes AND have zero interest rates on student loans - simply a…

Yes, but students must not take advantage of this. Students should still have to pay some amount. We cannot let the rest…

I think Yes but only for those that are really not doing anything with there money to help the economy or others in need…

Yes and No. Reduce interest rates, but taxing the rich should be a slight boost instead of a significant.

I feel if you increase in the taxes for the rich it should be equal to the poor as well. so if the government is taking…

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