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Iowa Debate, Round Two

Every candidate said he would oppose a cuts-taxes plan that contained a 10:1 ratio of cuts to taxes. Chalk one up to the crazies. If Congress wanted to get rid of tax exemptions and exclusions amounting to $100 billion in new taxes in exchange for $1 trillion in cuts, and Republicans turned the deal down, I would personally drive down to Washington and pelt them with rotten vegetables, and possibly with rocks. $100 billion in new taxes plus $1 trillion in cuts balances the budget in 2012.

You know who won the Bachmann-Pawlenty-Romney Tenth Amendment debate? Rick Perry.

Kevin D. Williamson is a former fellow at National Review Institute and a former roving correspondent for National Review.
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