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Coolidge Was A Pragmatist. He Didn't Start Out With A Tax Theory. But He Observed Over Time That Lower Tax Rates Sometimes Brought In Extra Revenue. The Success Of His And Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon's Experiment With Rate Cuts Has Been Obscured By Our Modern History Books.

Coolidge Thought Budgets Were Virtuous. He Had His Econ Straight. He Didn't Just Cut Taxes, He Also Cut The Budget.

Coolidge Believed That Government Officials Who Tell Themselves That Spending Benefits The Economy Delude Themselves And The Citizens. Government Budgets Promote Human Freedom.

Everybody Should Pay Some Tax, Just As Everybody Should Vote.

I Think The Bushes Would Have Liked President Coolidge, Though I Often Wonder What Nickname 43 Would Pick For 30. President Bush Has Great Respect For His Father, And So Did President Coolidge, Whose Father Was Also In Government, Albeit In A Smaller Way.