Letter to the editor from Lila E. Mohler
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Editor:
When Sen. John Barrasso had a town hall via telephone, I made a connection with a lady who wanted to know what I wanted to share.
I suggested that a two-cent tax be put on the stock market to pay off the national debt. Then we would not have to worry about a debt ceiling. We pay a five-cent tax to support Wyoming’s needs. We need solutions and actions!
Our servicemen and women put their lives on the line for their country. Can’t the affluent afford a few cents on the dollar for it?
God gave us free will. In 87 years of living, I have noticed that when we choose to do the right thing, happiness is limitless.
(Editor’s note: This letter was sent to Sen. Barrasso, and he replied to the author, saying he will keep her thoughts on tax reform in mind.)
Lila E. Mohler
Evanston
