David Martin

Lessons from the Great Depression and One of the Biggest Tax Hikes in U.S. History

Back taxes on the bonuses paid to bankers whose companies are currently dependent on the Government would seem to be the way to go.
Since they are busy stealing $70 billion of the funds that are given in the form of bonuses, in recognition of their fine services in bankrupting the economy, a rate of, say, 95% of bonuses paid, retrospective for 5 years, would seem more just than burdening the taxpayers who did not create this mess.