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Well, that and his whole "1 billion Americans" thing which would see the U.S. turned into India.
But I think there's still room for common ground here. If the government can be made more efficient, higher taxes would be justified. I think it would be awesome to spend money to build high speed rail like they have in China. The problem is that we spend money and get nothing in return, because our government is full of useless bureaucrats.
Fix the efficiency problem, and taxes become a lot more palatable.
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