A majority of Americans would tolerate higher taxes to help pay for universal health

From Bloomberg:

Universal Health Care
Six in 10 people surveyed say they would be willing to repeal tax cuts to help pay for a health-care program that insures all Americans.
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Most of the highest income group polled, those in households earning more than $100,000, support it. While more than eight in 10 Democrats say they like the plan, most Republicans oppose it.
Most of the highest income group polled, those in households earning more than $100,000, support it. While more than eight in 10 Democrats say they like the plan, most Republicans oppose it.
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An agenda focused on health care and education spending would be better for the economy than returning money to taxpayers through tax cuts, she said: ``In the end it would cut costs.''
By 52 percent to 36 percent, Americans favored health and education spending as a better economic stimulus than tax cuts

Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...d=a2TWmuh3vHHI accessed today.

I pay more than $1,000.00 a month in federal income tax. Much of this pays for things that are immoral to me.

I think most taxpayers would support a tax increase that is equal to or less than their insurance premium if they were guaranteed health insurance.
Employers would benefit. Some may bring their jobs back to the United States.

I am rather tired of the go to guns attitude of your posts.

Why? Do you find it difficult to frame a persuasive response to CRNA2007's clear, concise and intellectually honest posts?

The vitriol does nothing to advance the discussion.