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We wouldn't raising anything.  We would be restoring taxes. >

Lmao. 
"See we did our part"... Then the taxes just get reversed to the 2017 Tax Rate. 
The top tax bracket reduced by 2% under Trump and Republican leadership in 2018. >

What they say and what they do is two different things. >

Millionaires have accountants whose job it is to pay as little in taxes as possible, so maybe tell them instead. >


whose job it is to pay as little in taxes as possible

Whose legal requirement is to act in their clients' best financial interest, which includes ensuring they pay as little in taxes as possible.
If they don't utilize every tax loophole/avoidance strategy in the book, they are literally in breach of their fiduciary duty and at the very least open themselves up to civil liability/jeopardize their careers... In some jurisdictions they could even face criminal liability for it. >

Yes, and because they're millionaires, they can afford the best accountants who know all the loopholes. >

...they can afford the best ~~accountants~~ politicians who ~~know~~ make all the loopholes. FTFY >

Yeah, but even that lobbying isn't done by the millionaires themselves. >

Well they are being completed by the LLC tax shelters the accountants made on their behalf. 
Just type in "LLC Tax Shelter" in google. Its incredibly pervasive how many services and guides exist to reduce your taxable income. >

The US has one and only one fiscal problem.  We lack the political will to tax the people who have all the money. >

Raise their taxes and they will still find ways to pay less >

Then they lobby to keep them low. >

Just remember if the year was 1953 just 70 years ago people like Musk, and Bezos would have paid nearly 90% of their total income to taxes. Just make the ultra rich pay a fair amount please. >

I just don't understand how we have incentive left to let them move the goal posts to attempt to pacify us. We really shouldn't let them attempt to keep the current status quo under any conditions. Fix the whole system otherwise the second people get complacent they start inching their way back to this. >

Great… collect more. Maybe the government could work on spending less too? >

There are alot of things we have been underfunding for decades. Yes we keep rasing how much we spend on defense, but we are spending less and less on education and other things that help people do better. 
What we really need to do is move the money we are spending around along with collecting more.