Democratic tax plans clash over bonds and debt payments
A long polemic argues that the Democratic platform seeks to pay public debt in legal tender while radicals push full gold payment. It accuses Republicans of manipulating taxes to favor bondholders, detailing how internal revenue and tariffs shift costs onto laborers and hidden taxes.
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