Support Marketplace  No representation without taxation  Amity
Shlaes   Kai Ryssdal: Those famed secret Swiss bank accounts are
going to be getting a little less secret. The Swiss finance
minister said today he's going to loosen up secrecy laws to keep
Switzerland off a European black list of tax havens.  Back here
at home it's not tax havens so much that politicians are worried
about, it's tax increases. President Obama's going to have to
deal with criticism from both sides of the aisle in Congress as
he works out his budget plan for next year. Commentator Amity
Shlaes says the discussion can't forget the lower ends of the
tax charts.  Amity Shlaes: Taxation without representation.
That's what our nation's founders rebelled against. Subjects in
the colonies were sending money home to the crown without
getting say in their own government. The course of U.S. history
can be seen as progress by those who are taxed to get
representation. Think of women with the 19th Amendment.  Along
the way we began to pay out m