Not trying to nail you on anything but it's something you should look into. I know around the country where things have been privatized in many instances the service cost more to individuals than when it was taxpayer paid. It's the main thing on my mind because as we keep cutting down government the gap is left to be filled by the private sector. And as I say, it has been a cornerstone belief of the neoconservatives. The idea, and they happily talk about this is to privatize. So since taxes are one of your main issues, I would definitely recommend looking into this aspect since it is going to play a larger and larger role as taxes come down.
Whether privatized service is more expensive than government service is sort of a different issue than lowering taxes, no?
I don't know anything about neoconservatives, but I like the idea of getting services out of the hands of the government and into the private sector. Doesn't work with all services, but in general I trust a private company more than the government to provide quality goods and services. I have no idea whether that results in tax savings, but I'll read up on it if it becomes an issue. Thanks.
