[1stFreedom]

Sure he's for taxes. It's Ceasar's money, so give it to him.

If here were against taxes, he would have railed against those too. But he didn't. Heck, he was going to die, so surely if he was against them he would have made it an issue also.

[elcid1970]

Howard Dean quotes Christ as saying on taxes, "Give to God what is God's, but give to Caesar the things that are Caesar's". Yep, got it backwards, just like Algore, who observes that "E Pluribus Unum" means `out of one, many'.

Catch that Democratic Scriptural collectivism!